Trachoma eliminated as public health problem in Ghana

When Sightsavers and its partners started working in Ghana in 2000, about 2.8 million people in the country were at risk of contracting trachoma. But on June 13, 2018,the World Health Organization announced: Ghana has eliminated trachoma.

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