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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·EU to expand support for adolescent, maternal health in Kwara
The European Union is set to expand its support for adolescent and maternal health in Kwara State. The headline does not specify the programmes, funding, timeline or beneficiaries involved.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Nigeria calls for equity in global pandemic preparedness
Nigeria is calling for equity in global pandemic preparedness, placing fairness at the centre of how countries approach readiness for future pandemics. The headline provides no further details.
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Health · The Punch ·WHO urges sustained investment to fight future pandemic threats
The World Health Organization is urging countries and other stakeholders to maintain investment in efforts to prepare for and respond to future pandemic threats. The call highlights the need for sustained support to strengthen readiness against potential health emergencies.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Benefits of ground crayfish
The Nigerian Tribune headline indicates that the article discusses potential benefits associated with ground crayfish, a food ingredient. The headline does not specify which benefits are covered or provide details about the claims.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Women who regularly use eyelash extensions may get skin mites — Experts
Experts warn that women who regularly use eyelash extensions may develop skin mites, raising a potential health concern linked to repeated use. The headline provides no further details about the risk.
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Health · Leadership News ·Court Fines Trader, 2 Firms N1.5m For Dealing In Fake Drugs
A court has fined a trader and two firms a total of N1.5 million for dealing in fake drugs. The headline does not provide further details about the defendants or the court's ruling.
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Health · Vanguard ·Diphtheria: Death toll hits 31 as cases rise to 469 in Plateau
Diphtheria cases in Plateau have risen to 469, while the reported death toll has reached 31. The figures indicate an increase in the disease burden in the state.
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Health · Vanguard ·Next pandemic is a matter of when, not if — WHO DG
The World Health Organization director-general says another pandemic is inevitable, describing it as a question of when rather than whether. The headline does not specify when it may occur or provide details about preparations or the circumstances behind the warning.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·A wound as a diabetic
The headline points to a health-focused discussion of wounds in people with diabetes. It signals that the article addresses the relationship between diabetes and wounds, but provides no further details about causes, treatment or individual cases.
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Health · Daily Post ·Toxic red: Inside deadly trade in dye-laced palm oil, coloured pepper
Daily Post examines the trade in palm oil and pepper coloured with dyes, describing it as deadly. The report raises concerns about potentially harmful food products reaching consumers and the risks they may pose to public health.
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Health · ThisDay ·
Prof. George Ugwu: Turning Research into Life-Saving Health Policies
The headline profiles Professor George Ugwu and his work translating research into health policies intended to save lives. It indicates a focus on the connection between research and policymaking, but provides no further details about the policies, findings or outcomes involved.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
Nigeria moves to strengthen policy on intellectual, developmental disabilities
Nigeria is taking steps to strengthen its policy framework concerning intellectual and developmental disabilities. The headline indicates a focus on improving national policy in this area, but does not specify the measures, agencies involved or timeline.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·5 reasons why brushing your teeth twice daily is important
The Nigerian Tribune headline highlights the importance of brushing teeth twice daily and signals that the article outlines five reasons for maintaining this oral hygiene routine, though the specific reasons are not provided.
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Health · ThisDay ·
Rising Emigration: Care Crisis Looms for Nigeria’s Ageing Population
The headline warns that rising emigration could make it harder to provide care for Nigeria’s ageing population. It points to a potential gap in support for older people as more Nigerians leave the country, though the headline does not specify the scale or particular causes of the projected crisis.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
N10bn Ebola fund: What has it paid for ?
The report examines what the N10 billion Ebola fund has paid for, focusing on how the money was allocated and used. The headline does not specify the expenditures or findings.
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Health · Vanguard ·When cancer fights back: New drug could reopen door to treatment
A new drug could counter cancer’s ability to resist treatment and potentially make treatment possible again. The headline does not specify the drug, cancer type, patients involved or how the approach works.
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Health · Vanguard ·
Too much light at night may quietly affect your heart
The headline warns that too much exposure to light at night may have an unnoticed effect on heart health. It does not specify the type or amount of light involved, the nature of the effect, or the evidence behind the concern.
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Health · The Punch ·
Seeing my father break down in tears over my condition was heartbreaking – Amputee
The amputee says it was heartbreaking to see their father break down in tears over their condition, describing the emotional impact of witnessing his reaction.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Federal Govt Orders Probe Into Suspected Killer-Drug At National Hospital
The Federal Government has ordered an investigation into a suspected killer drug linked to the National Hospital. The headline does not identify the substance, explain how it may have been used, or provide details about the probe, including who will conduct it or whether anyone has been affected.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Worried about rabies
The headline signals concern about rabies, a potentially serious disease, but does not specify who is worried or what prompted the concern. It provides no details about cases, prevention measures, or any response.
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