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Health · The Punch ·How parents fuel diabetes, obesity in children with poor food choices
The report examines how parents’ food choices may contribute to rising diabetes and obesity among children. It highlights the potential health consequences of regularly providing children with unhealthy meals and suggests that family eating habits play an important role in shaping children’s risk of diet-related conditions.
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Health · The Punch ·
Recurring incidence of Lassa fever, diphtheria
The Punch reports on the recurring incidence of Lassa fever and diphtheria in Nigeria, highlighting the continued presence of these infectious diseases and the public health concerns associated with repeated outbreaks or cases.
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Health · The Punch ·
Eating for two unhealthy, not recommended during pregnancy — Gynaecologists
Gynaecologists have advised pregnant women against the common belief that they should eat for two, describing the practice as unhealthy and not recommended. The guidance highlights the importance of appropriate eating habits during pregnancy, rather than doubling food intake.
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Health · The Punch ·
Abusive childhoods, toxic homes fuel violent behaviour in most adults — DSVA boss, Vivour-Adeniyi
Vivour-Adeniyi, the Director-General of the Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency, said abusive childhood experiences and toxic home environments contribute significantly to violent behaviour among adults. Her remarks highlight the potential long-term effects of violence and dysfunction in families, linking harmful early experiences with later conduct.
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Health · ThisDay ·At Young Leaders for Arts & Health Ireland Summit, Stakeholders Embrace Collaborative Practice
Participants at the Young Leaders for Arts & Health Ireland Summit endorsed collaborative practice, highlighting cooperation among emerging leaders and stakeholders working across the arts and health sectors. The discussion focused on strengthening partnerships and shared approaches to address issues at the intersection of creative activity and health.
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Health · Premium Times ·Police save theatre assistant from mob after allegedly performing unauthorised surgery
Police reportedly rescued a theatre assistant from a mob following allegations that the individual carried out surgery without authorisation. The incident centres on claims of unauthorised medical practice and the police intervention to prevent the assistant from being harmed. Further details about the location, circumstances and any charges were not provided in the headline.
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Health · Vanguard ·How theatre assistant performed surgery in Cross River; nabbed
A theatre assistant in Cross River State allegedly performed a surgical procedure despite not being a qualified surgeon. The individual was subsequently arrested, although the headline does not provide details about the patient’s condition, the circumstances of the operation, or the authorities involved.
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Health · Vanguard ·Ondo govt bans sales of unverified alcohol after ” Monkey Tail” kills 30
The Ondo State Government has banned the sale of unverified alcoholic drinks following reports that a locally prepared beverage known as Monkey Tail was linked to the deaths of 30 people. The measure targets potentially unsafe alcohol products and aims to prevent further fatalities, although the headline provides no additional details about enforcement or the victims.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Cross River: Police detain theatre assistant over alleged unauthorised surgery
Police in Cross River State have detained a theatre assistant over allegations that the individual carried out surgery without authorisation. The case involves claims of unauthorised medical practice, while details about the circumstances, the patient’s condition and any possible charges were not provided in the headline.
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Health · Channels TV ·
Ondo Bans Sale Of Unverified Alcohol, Substances Over Odigbo Deaths
Ondo State authorities have prohibited the sale of alcohol and other substances that have not been verified, following deaths reported in Odigbo. The measure is intended to prevent further harm linked to potentially unsafe products, although the headline does not provide details about the number of victims or the substances involved.
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Health · Channels TV ·
Plateau Reopens Schools Sep 14, Steps Up Diphtheria Surveillance
Plateau State will reopen schools on September 14 while intensifying surveillance for diphtheria. The measures indicate an effort to resume educational activities alongside closer monitoring of the infectious disease, with authorities expected to track potential cases and strengthen public health oversight.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Ondo bans unverified alcohol after 30 deaths in Odigbo
Ondo State authorities have banned the sale and distribution of unverified alcoholic drinks following the deaths of 30 people in Odigbo. The measure is intended to prevent further harm linked to alcoholic products whose safety or authenticity has not been confirmed.
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Health · ThisDay ·
Two Die from Diphtheria Outbreak in Abuja
An outbreak of diphtheria in Abuja has resulted in two deaths, highlighting a public health concern in Nigeria’s capital. The headline does not provide further details about the affected individuals, number of cases, suspected source of the outbreak, or response measures by health authorities.
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Health · Channels TV ·
Ondo Govt Confirms 29 Deaths From Suspected Contaminated Alcoholic Beverage Consumption
The Ondo State Government has confirmed that 29 people died after reportedly consuming a suspected contaminated alcoholic beverage. The confirmation highlights a serious public health incident in the state, although the headline does not provide further details about the affected communities, the beverage involved, or any ongoing investigation.
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Health · Daily Post ·Suspected alcohol poisoning: Ondo activates multi-agency investigation team as death toll rises
Ondo State has activated a multi-agency investigation into suspected alcohol poisoning after the reported death toll increased. Authorities are coordinating efforts to establish the cause of the deaths and clarify the circumstances surrounding the suspected poisoning.
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Health · Vanguard ·Ondo govt links naming ceremonies to 29 deaths from ” Monkey Tail” consumption
The Ondo State Government has linked 29 deaths to the consumption of Monkey Tail, reportedly at naming ceremonies. The disclosure highlights concerns over the beverage or substance’s use during social gatherings, though the headline does not provide further details about the victims, timing, or circumstances surrounding the deaths.
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Health · ThisDay ·
FCT Inaugurates Taskforce On Maternal Healthcare
The Federal Capital Territory has inaugurated a taskforce focused on maternal healthcare. The initiative is expected to coordinate efforts addressing maternal health needs across the territory, although the headline does not provide details about the taskforce’s membership, specific responsibilities, targets or implementation timeline.
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Health · Premium Times ·Ondo Tragedy: Govt bans production, distribution of local alcoholic drinks as death toll rises to 29
Ondo State authorities have banned the production and distribution of locally made alcoholic drinks following a tragedy in which the death toll rose to 29. The measure is intended to halt circulation of the affected beverages as officials respond to the incident and its escalating fatalities.
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Health · ThisDay ·
Terrorists Plant Explosive Devices At New Bussa General Hospital
Terrorists reportedly planted explosive devices at New Bussa General Hospital, raising a serious security threat at the healthcare facility. The headline does not provide details on whether the devices were discovered or detonated, the extent of any damage, casualties, or the response by security agencies and hospital authorities.
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Health · ThisDay ·
UNICEF, Plateau Intensify Cholera Immunisation as Jos North, Mangu Record Massive Turnout
UNICEF and Plateau State authorities have intensified cholera immunisation activities in the state. The campaign has recorded significant public participation, with large turnouts reported in Jos North and Mangu, indicating strong community engagement in the ongoing effort to prevent the disease.
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