The Federal Government is in the final stages of developing guidelines for organ donation and transplantation in Nigeria.
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The Benue State Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency has called for long-term solutions to address the aftermath of the severe flooding that occurred in September and October.
A General Paediatrician at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, Dr Olatayo Olayemi, has emphasised the importance of complete immunisation coverage to curtail pneumonia.
The Federal Ministry of Water Resources and Sanitation has urged states to prioritise emergency preparedness over-reliance on federal intervention during disasters.
The Federal Ministry of Water Resources and Sanitation has announced a partnership with the National Sugar Development Council (NSDC) to boost sugar production in Nigeria.
An expert, Prof. Ignatius Onimawo, has called for the abolishment of the act of bush burning as it contributed to the emission of greenhouse gases responsible for climate change.
Congo’s mpox control programme on Wednesday said Congo has been unable to launch an mpox vaccination campaign in Kinshasa due to a shortage of doses, while cases countrywide continue to rise, especially among children.
ASHENEWS reports that Traditional leaders in Sokoto state have been urged to promote family planning awareness within their communities. The Coordinator of Family Planning Service of Gande Primary HealthCare in Silame local government of Sokoto state, Nurse Hauwa’u Mai Nasara made this call while speaking with ASHENEWS. Mai Nasara who spoke about the acceptance and use of family planning services in the community noted that the number of people accessing family planning practices has increased, and the acceptance can be more if the awareness is increased. “I believe the figures will by far go up again if traditional leaders could…
The federal government has set a target of producing 1.3 million metric tonnes of fish, aiming to boost local supply and reduce import dependency.
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has committed $2.3 million to purchase 4.8 million doses of malaria medication from Swiss Pharma (Swipha).