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Health · The Punch ·DR Congo Ebola outbreak ‘far from being under control’ – WHO
The World Health Organization has indicated that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo remains a serious public health concern and has not yet been contained. The update suggests that response efforts are ongoing as authorities continue working to bring the situation under control.
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Health · BusinessDay ·UNILORIN NMA backs Nigerian doctors on 21-day notice of industrial action
The University of Ilorin branch of the Nigerian Medical Association has expressed support for Nigerian doctors over a 21-day notice of industrial action. The development indicates alignment within the medical community ahead of a possible nationwide labour dispute involving healthcare professionals.
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Health · Leadership News ·Kwara Plans To Eliminate Viral Hepatitis By 2030
Kwara State is setting a target to eliminate viral hepatitis by 2030, indicating a public health effort focused on prevention, treatment and disease control. The headline suggests the state is aligning with a long-term health objective to reduce the burden of hepatitis among residents.
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Health · ThisDay ·
Stakeholders Seek Stronger Health Taxes to Curb NCDs, Boost Healthcare Funding
Stakeholders are calling for stronger health-related taxes as a way to reduce the burden of non-communicable diseases and increase funding for healthcare. The push links fiscal measures with public health goals and broader efforts to strengthen health financing.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Food preservative linked to suicide rise in UK
A report links a commonly used food preservative to a rise in suicide cases in the United Kingdom, pointing to possible public health concerns and likely prompting closer scientific and regulatory attention.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Prevent malaria relapses: Why complete medication dosages are non-negotiable
The report focuses on malaria treatment, stressing that patients should complete prescribed medication dosages to help prevent relapses. It highlights adherence to full treatment as a key part of managing the illness and reducing the risk of symptoms returning after initial improvement.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Ogogo’s cancer treatment: Doctor clarifies claim hospitals refused to treat actor
A doctor addressed reports about actor Ogogo’s cancer treatment, clarifying claims that hospitals had refused to treat him. The update focuses on the circumstances surrounding his medical care and seeks to correct public understanding of the issue.
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Health · The Punch ·
Ogogo: Can someone survive stage four cancer? Here are things to know
The report focuses on stage four cancer, examining whether survival is possible and outlining key medical points readers should understand. Using Ogogo as the reference point in the headline, it presents basic information about advanced cancer and the issues surrounding diagnosis, treatment and prognosis.
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Health · The Punch ·
Doctor clarifies palliative care after Ogogo’s daughters claim hospitals refused treatment
A doctor explained the role of palliative care following claims by actor Ogogo’s daughters that hospitals refused treatment. The report centres on clarifying what palliative care involves and addressing concerns raised about the medical attention their father received.
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Health · Vanguard ·Only 40% of world’s health facilities meet basic sanitation standards – UN
The United Nations says only 40% of health facilities worldwide meet basic sanitation standards, highlighting a major gap in hygiene and public health conditions. The finding points to continued challenges in ensuring safe care environments for patients and health workers across many parts of the world.
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Health · The Punch ·
Only 40% of the world’s health facilities meet basic sanitation standards — UN
The United Nations says only 40 per cent of health facilities worldwide meet basic sanitation standards, highlighting major gaps in hygiene and access to safe services across the global healthcare system.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·NEMSAS urges Nigerians to dial 112 for emergency medical assistance
The National Emergency Medical Service and Ambulance System, NEMSAS, has called on Nigerians to use the 112 emergency number when seeking urgent medical assistance, highlighting the service as a key contact point for accessing emergency response and ambulance support across the country.
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Health · Leadership News ·
EU Provides €2.3m To Curb Cholera Outbreak In Nigeria, Others
The European Union has provided €2.3 million to help contain a cholera outbreak affecting Nigeria and other countries. The funding is aimed at supporting response efforts as health authorities work to curb the spread of the disease and manage its impact.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
Apollo cases confirmed in Yobe as residents raise alarm
Cases of Apollo have been confirmed in Yobe State, prompting concern among residents. The development indicates a health issue affecting the area, with public anxiety rising as people react to the reported spread of the condition.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
EU gives Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad, CAR €2.3m to fight cholera outbreak
The European Union has provided €2.3 million to Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and the Central African Republic to support efforts to combat a cholera outbreak affecting the four countries, according to the headline.
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Health · Leadership News ·
UNICEF Advocates Community-based Psychosocial Support For Woro Kidnap Survivors
UNICEF has called for community-based psychosocial support for survivors of the Woro kidnap, highlighting the need for local care and recovery assistance for affected individuals. The focus is on helping survivors cope with trauma through support structures within their communities.
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Health · ThisDay ·
FG Moves to Strengthen Transparency in Health Sector, Deploys ICPC to Track Expenditure
The federal government is taking steps to improve transparency in the health sector by deploying the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission to monitor spending. The move signals tighter oversight of health expenditure and an effort to strengthen accountability in the use of public funds.
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Health · ThisDay ·
EU Releases €2.3m to African Countries for Cholera Fight, Nigeria Gets €1.5m
The European Union has released €2.3 million to support cholera response efforts in African countries, with Nigeria receiving €1.5 million of the total allocation. The funding is aimed at strengthening the fight against cholera as affected countries respond to the public health challenge.
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Health · ThisDay ·
AMLSN Raises Alarm Over Nigeria’s 99% Dependence on Imported Diagnostic Products, Demands Immediate Reform
The Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria has warned that the country relies on imported diagnostic products for about 99 percent of its needs and is calling for urgent reforms. The concern highlights Nigeria’s limited local production capacity in a critical area of healthcare delivery.
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Health · The Punch ·
Katsina, UNICEF tackle malnutrition, unveil survey
Katsina State and UNICEF have moved to address malnutrition by unveiling a survey linked to the issue. The development indicates a joint effort to assess the nutrition situation and support planning or intervention measures aimed at improving health outcomes in the state.
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