The Adamawa Primary Health Care Development Agency (ADPHCDA) has commenced second round vaccination of no fewer than 1.2 million children against polio virus in the state.
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The Association of Radiographers of Nigeria (ARN), Lagos Chapter, has called on healthcare professionals, especially the radiographers to be conscious of patients’ safety in the dispensation of ionizing radiation.
The Ekiti State Ministry of Health and Human Services, in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, is set to host the 64th National Council on Health.
The leading global toothpaste brand, Pepsodent, in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Health, Nigeria Dental Association, has embarked on an oral health campaign for schools and communities in underserved areas nationwide.
The House of Representatives Committee on Health Institutions has pledged the 10th National Assembly support at efforts aimed at reshaping healthcare delivery in Nigeria.
With over 400 million projected populations by 2050, the Institute of Health Service Administrators of Nigeria, IHSAN, on Wednesday in Lagos urged the Federal Government to urgently expand and modernize healthcare services in the country to meet the healthcare needs of Nigerians.
In a bid to provide comprehensive healthcare support to vulnerable pregnant women and also reduce maternal mortality in the FCT, the Mandate Secretary, Health Services and Environment Secretariat, Dr. Adedolapo Fasawe has disclosed the determination of the FCT Administration to initiate a special health insurance enrollment program for vulnerable pregnant women in the FCT in order to drastically reduce maternal mortality rate.
The Managing Director, Clina-Lancet Laboratories Nigeria, Olayemi Dawodu, has called for standardization across the Nigerian healthcare value chain.
The Founder of the Mandate Health Empowerment Initiative (MHEI), Mr Ameh Zion has appealed to Federal Government to prioritize mental health in the quest to attain Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by the year 2030.
The Adamawa State Primary Healthcare Development Agency says it is targeting 388,180 girls aged nine to 14 years for vaccination against the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) to prevent them from cervical cancer.