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Mental Health: A study of 576 women in Togo found that 30% turn first to a hairdresser when facing a problem, while fewer than 1% seek help from a health professional. Nearly nine in 10 women interviewed said they confide in their hairdresser, pointing to salons as a potential bridge to mental health support. Child Health: A four-year-old Togolese boy has returned home after life-saving heart surgery in Malaga, according to reports. Healthier Farming: Cotton farmers in Togo say soil-restoring methods and pest-monitoring traps have helped improve yields and cut pesticide treatments.

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