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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·The kidney harvesting case in Nasarawa
The report examines a kidney-harvesting case in Nasarawa State, Nigeria, outlining the matter’s reported circumstances and the attention surrounding allegations involving the removal of human organs.
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Health · ThisDay ·FG Unveils Measures to Curb Air Pollution as Experts Warn of Rising Health Risks
The Federal Government has announced measures aimed at reducing air pollution in Nigeria, as experts caution that worsening pollution is increasing risks to public health. The development highlights official efforts to address environmental concerns alongside warnings about the potential consequences for citizens.
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Health · The Punch ·Counterfeit crisis: NAFDAC blames Chinese dealers amid backlash
NAFDAC has attributed aspects of Nigeria’s counterfeit-products crisis to Chinese dealers, drawing public backlash over the agency’s position. The development highlights continuing concerns about the circulation of fake goods and the responsibilities of regulators, importers and other participants in protecting consumers and public health.
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Health · ThisDay ·
The Nigerian Killed By His Penis
ThisDay reports on a Nigerian man whose death is linked, according to the headline, to his penis. The headline provides no further details about the circumstances, medical explanation, location, timing or identity involved.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·NAAHHT pledges support to FG on livestock improvement, control of transboundary animal diseases
The National Association of Animal Health and Husbandry Technicians has pledged to support the Federal Government’s efforts to improve livestock production and strengthen measures for controlling transboundary animal diseases. The commitment focuses on collaboration to promote healthier animals and more effective management of disease risks affecting the livestock sector.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
Nigeria’s National Health Policy at 10: What have we achieved?
Daily Trust examines Nigeria’s National Health Policy a decade after its adoption, focusing on what has been achieved during the ten-year period. The report reviews progress, outcomes and continuing gaps in the country’s health sector, providing context on how implementation of the policy has shaped national healthcare delivery.
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Health · The Punch ·
Sokoto inaugurates committees to tackle maternal, child deaths
Sokoto State has inaugurated committees tasked with addressing maternal and child mortality. The initiative is focused on coordinating efforts and developing measures to reduce deaths among pregnant women, mothers and children, although the headline does not provide details about the committees’ membership, mandate or specific interventions.
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Health · The Punch ·
Plateau buses make face masks compulsory to curb diphtheria spread
Public buses operating in Plateau State now require passengers to wear face masks as part of measures to curb the spread of diphtheria. The directive targets public transport settings, where close contact may facilitate transmission, and reflects efforts by authorities or transport operators to limit infections across the state.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Family Breakdown, Insecurity Fuel Nigeria’s Adolescent Crisis — Don
A scholar says family breakdown and insecurity are contributing to a growing crisis affecting adolescents in Nigeria. The headline indicates that weakened family structures and unsafe conditions may be influencing young people’s wellbeing and development, highlighting the need for greater attention to the challenges confronting adolescents.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
IAEA Expert Flags Gaps In Nigeria’s Nuclear Medicine Practice
An expert from the International Atomic Energy Agency has identified gaps in Nigeria’s nuclear medicine practice. The assessment points to shortcomings within the sector, though the headline does not specify their nature, scale, or the measures recommended to address them.
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Health · Leadership News ·
World Bank Invests N1.5bn To Fight Malaria In Ondo
The World Bank has committed N1.5 billion to support efforts to combat malaria in Ondo State. The funding is expected to contribute to malaria prevention and control activities, although the headline does not specify the projects, implementation timeline, or agencies responsible for managing the investment.
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Health · Premium Times ·Climate, clean air action could prevent 144 million premature deaths by 2050 – Report
A report says coordinated action on climate change and air pollution could prevent up to 144 million premature deaths by 2050. The findings highlight the potential health benefits of policies that reduce emissions and improve air quality, linking environmental measures with long-term reductions in avoidable deaths worldwide.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Nigeria’s Pollution Crisis Deepens, FG Moves To Cut Vehicle, Generator Emissions
Nigeria’s pollution crisis is worsening, prompting the Federal Government to pursue measures aimed at reducing emissions from vehicles and electricity generators. The move signals a focus on major contributors to air pollution, though the headline does not specify the policies, timelines, enforcement measures or expected environmental impact.
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Health · Vanguard ·Diphtheria: Plateau makes face masks compulsory on metro buses
Plateau State has made the use of face masks compulsory for passengers travelling on metro buses as part of measures to address the spread of diphtheria. The directive applies to public transport users and is intended to support disease-control efforts across the state.
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Health · Vanguard ·NAFDAC destroys N1.5trn fake Products, secures 64 convictions
NAFDAC has destroyed counterfeit and substandard products valued at N1.5 trillion and secured 64 convictions in related enforcement actions. The figures highlight the agency’s efforts to remove fake goods from circulation and prosecute those involved in their production or distribution.
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Health · Leadership News ·
BREAKING: Katsina Health Workers Suspend Strike, Give Government 2 Weeks
Health workers in Katsina State have suspended their strike and granted the government a two-week period, although the headline does not specify the demands, conditions for the suspension, or the government’s expected response.
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Health · ThisDay ·
Viral Outcry: Eight Months After THISDAY Expose, Lagos Hospitals’ Payment Woes Persist
Eight months after a THISDAY investigation highlighted payment-related difficulties in Lagos hospitals, the problems remain unresolved, prompting renewed public concern. The report indicates that healthcare facilities continue to face challenges linked to payments, though the headline does not specify the affected services, institutions, causes or consequences.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
Kano: Taskforce uncovers new trend of substance abuse among minors
A taskforce in Kano has identified an emerging pattern of substance abuse involving minors. The development highlights concerns about children’s exposure to harmful substances and the need for continued monitoring and intervention by relevant authorities, although the headline does not provide details about the substances involved or the scale of the problem.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Second-hand smoke linked to deadly heart disease globally — Study
A study has linked exposure to second-hand smoke with fatal heart disease worldwide, highlighting the health risks faced by people who do not smoke but inhale tobacco smoke from others. The findings indicate that passive exposure remains a significant global public health concern.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·NAFDAC mops up 7,210 fake, substandard products in three months
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) removed 7,210 fake and substandard products from circulation over a three-month period. The operation highlights the agency’s ongoing efforts to protect the public from potentially unsafe or fraudulent regulated products in Nigeria.
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