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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Africa commits to three million more health workers by 2035
African countries have committed to increasing the continent’s health workforce by three million additional workers by 2035. The pledge signals a coordinated effort to address staffing needs across the health sector, although the headline does not provide details on implementation, funding, participating countries or the specific categories of health workers involved.
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Health · Vanguard ·Gov Sule orders arrest, prosecution of health workers over alleged sale of hospital equipment
Nasarawa State Governor Abdullahi Sule has ordered the arrest and prosecution of health workers accused of selling hospital equipment. The directive signals plans for law-enforcement action and possible legal proceedings against those allegedly involved, although the headline provides no further details about the equipment, the workers, or the circumstances of the alleged sale.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Daily tomatoes may reduce fat buildup in liver — Study
A study reported by Nigerian Tribune suggests that eating tomatoes daily may help reduce the buildup of fat in the liver. The finding points to a possible link between regular tomato consumption and improved liver health, although the headline does not provide details about the study’s methods, participants or the extent of the reported effect.
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Health · PM News ·Diphtheria: Kano investigates reported deaths of 50 children
Kano authorities are investigating reports that diphtheria may have caused the deaths of 50 children. The inquiry is expected to clarify the reported fatalities and establish the circumstances surrounding the deaths, as concerns about the infectious disease remain focused on the affected children and the state.
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Health · Daily Post ·Kano investigates reported diphtheria deaths of 50 children
Kano authorities are investigating reports that diphtheria may have caused the deaths of 50 children. The inquiry is expected to establish the circumstances surrounding the reported fatalities and clarify the scale of the outbreak or health emergency in the state.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Umahi: Mary Habila was diagnosed with hole in her heart – Family
Mary Habila’s family said she had been diagnosed with a hole in her heart, according to the report. The statement was made in response to comments by Umahi, although the headline does not provide further details about her condition, treatment, or the circumstances surrounding the disclosure.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·7 simple ways to prevent typhoid fever in your home
The Nigerian Tribune headline presents seven straightforward measures households can take to help prevent typhoid fever. It focuses on practical home-based prevention, indicating guidance aimed at reducing the risk of infection through everyday hygiene and safety practices, though the headline does not specify the individual measures.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·5 common food combinations that stop your body from absorbing nutrients
Nigerian Tribune highlights five common food combinations that may interfere with the body’s ability to absorb essential nutrients. The report focuses on how pairing certain foods can affect nutrient uptake, offering readers a concise health-related overview of combinations that may reduce the nutritional benefits of meals.
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Health · Vanguard ·Police deny receipt of kidney sale report in Abuja
Police in Abuja have denied receiving any report concerning the alleged sale of a kidney. The denial indicates that, despite claims or discussions about the matter, no formal complaint on the alleged transaction had been lodged with the police at the time of the report.
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Health · Vanguard ·Yar’Adua Cancer Centre partners Innova to establish oncology hub in Abuja
The Yar’Adua Cancer Centre has entered a partnership with Innova to establish an oncology hub in Abuja. The initiative is expected to strengthen cancer-related services and infrastructure in Nigeria’s capital, although the headline does not provide details on the project’s scope, timeline, funding or specific treatments.
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Health · Vanguard ·Falana urges FG to enforce NHIA Act, ensure health cover for Nigerians
Human rights lawyer Femi Falana has urged the Federal Government to enforce the National Health Insurance Authority Act, with the aim of ensuring Nigerians receive health insurance coverage as provided under the law.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Over two million Nigerians living with avoidable blindness — Ophthalmologists
Ophthalmologists say more than two million Nigerians are living with avoidable blindness, highlighting the scale of preventable vision loss in the country. The specialists’ assessment points to the need for greater attention to eye health, early detection and access to appropriate treatment for affected and at-risk Nigerians.
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Health · The Punch ·Russian chess official dies of suspected malaria after Nigeria trip
A Russian chess official has died after travelling to Nigeria, with malaria suspected as the cause of death. The circumstances were reported in connection with the trip, but the headline does not provide further details about the official’s identity, location, timing or any medical confirmation.
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Health · Vanguard ·Mary Habila had heart condition, died of cardiac arrest – Family
Mary Habila’s family said she had an underlying heart condition and died from cardiac arrest. The statement provides the family’s account of the circumstances surrounding her death, linking it to the previously diagnosed or known cardiac condition.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Report: Russian chess official dies of ‘malaria infection’ after trip to Nigeria
A Russian chess official has reportedly died from a malaria infection after travelling to Nigeria, according to a report by Nigerian Tribune. The headline does not provide further details about the official’s identity, travel circumstances, timing, or the medical confirmation of the reported cause of death.
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Health · Channels TV ·How Sickle Cell Treatment Made In Senegal Is Raising Hopes, Reducing Costs
A sickle cell treatment developed and produced in Senegal is offering renewed hope for patients while helping reduce the financial burden associated with care. The report highlights the treatment’s potential significance for sickle cell management and affordability, particularly in African healthcare settings.
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Health · The Punch ·
Embrace diaspora health insurance for families, HMO urges Nigerians in UK
A health maintenance organisation is urging Nigerians living in the United Kingdom to consider diaspora health insurance plans for family members in Nigeria. The recommendation focuses on helping families access healthcare through insurance arrangements designed to support relatives at home, although the headline provides no further details about the proposal or its terms.
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Health · PM News ·
‘Almost all youths sold their kidneys’: Police speaks on viral Abuja-area claim
Police have addressed a viral claim concerning youths in an Abuja area, which alleged that almost all of them had sold their kidneys. The report focuses on the authorities’ response to the circulating allegation, without establishing the claim’s accuracy or providing further confirmed details.
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Health · ThisDay ·
Yar’Adua Cancer Centre, Innova Healthcare Sign MoU to Build Abuja Oncology Hub
The Yar’Adua Cancer Centre and Innova Healthcare have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop an oncology hub in Abuja. The agreement signals a planned collaboration focused on expanding cancer-related healthcare infrastructure and services in Nigeria’s capital, although the headline does not provide details on the project’s scope, timeline or financing.
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Health · Channels TV ·Israel Donates First Batch Of Ambulances, Medical Equipment To Nigeria
Israel has donated the first batch of ambulances and medical equipment to Nigeria, marking the initial stage of a healthcare support initiative. The donation is expected to strengthen emergency response and medical services, although the headline does not provide details on the quantity, recipients, or specific equipment included.
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