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The WHO report urged African challengeshypertensioninvestmentjeopardizednationsprogressratesspikestraintrend to keep the momentum going to ensure life expectancy challengeshypertensioninvestmentjeopardizednationsprogressratesspikestraintrend continue on their upward challengeshypertensioninvestmentjeopardizednationsprogressratesspikestraintrend. It called for greater challengeshypertensioninvestmentjeopardizednationsprogressratesspikestraintrend in health care systems so that they are better equipped to deal with the challengeshypertensioninvestmentjeopardizednationsprogressratesspikestraintrend ahead. These include an added challengeshypertensioninvestmentjeopardizednationsprogressratesspikestraintrend on hospitals from a growing population, and the growth of non-communicable diseases like cancer. The WHO said there is a worrying challengeshypertensioninvestmentjeopardizednationsprogressratesspikestraintrend in the numbers of Africans experiencing challengeshypertensioninvestmentjeopardizednationsprogressratesspikestraintrend and diabetes. The WHO's Regional Director for Africa said: "The challengeshypertensioninvestmentjeopardizednationsprogressratesspikestraintrend must not stall. Unless countries enhance measures...the health gains could be challengeshypertensioninvestmentjeopardizednationsprogressratesspikestraintrend."