HEALTH
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More than 50% of people confirmed to have mpox living with HIV, says WHO
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has disclosed that 52 percent of people confirmed to have monkeypox (mpox) are living with…
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NCDC gives strict against poor hygiene as cholera kills 231
This was contained in the public health advisory published by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control on its website on Thursday.…
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NCDC issues Strong Ebola warning to Nigerians
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention has (NCDC) said that Nigeria is at high risk of Ebola virus…
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500 senior doctors moved out of Nigeria, says medical body
The Medical and Dental Consultants’ Association of Nigeria has revealed that at least 500 consultants in various medical fields had…
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Nigeria’s Health Sector May Collapse due to brain drain, Lack Of Funds – NMA
The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) says the public health sector in Nigeria is in precarious state and requires something urgent…
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Edo Urges Vaccination Against Deadly Hepatitis
Government of Edo State has urged residents to get vaccinated against hepatitis. This was made known by the Director, Disease…
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WHO Declares Monkeypox Global Emergency, Triggers Highest Alert
The World Health Organization on Saturday declared the monkeypox outbreak, which has affected nearly 16,000 people in 72 countries, to…
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US president Tests Positive For Coronavirus
President Joe Biden tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday, his administration announced, saying the 79-year-old leader was experiencing “mild symptoms”…
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Panic As ‘unknown Illness’ Breaks Out In Delta School
Panic has enveloped Marymount College, Agbor, in Ika North-East Local Government Area of Delta State following the death of a…
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Ghana Records First Suspected Case Of Highly Infectious Marburg Virus
A West-African country, Ghana has reported its first ever suspected case of Marburg virus. Marburg virus is a highly infectious…
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