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...n in Nigeria, CS-SUNN, Mr. Sunday Okoronkwo, has said.Speaking with Good Health Weekly, after a three-day media training tagged: “ Media as Catalysts for an Anaemia free Nigeria”, organised by CS-SUNN, in Abuja, Okoronkwo said funding released for nutrition interventions remains grossly inadequate w...
Read Full Article...Ds) Day, the World Health Organisation, WHO, has raised concern that millions of people battling these diseases are enduring not only physical pain but also deep psychological distress, social stigma ...
...ry Obetta Public health experts in Lagos have raised alarm over persistent gaps in Primary Healthcare Centres, PHCs), warning that millions of residents face preventable illness and financial hards...
...s most illustrious scholars, Professor Akinsoya Olaidi Osibogun, as he was conferred with the title of Distinguished Professor during the 53rd convocation ceremonies.The event, which drew academics, s...
...tertiary centers in the final stages of systemic failure, far beyond the point where even the most expensive technology can intervene.Her words: “Effective reform requires an honest assessment of our ...
...t some military officers ranging in rank from Captain to Brigadier General were arrested by the Defence Intelligence Agency for allegedly holding secret meetings to topple the government. The online n...
...,” Mrs. Sara Callistus’ world changed.“When they said cancer, my husband almost passed out,” she recalled. I was the one encouraging him, telling him to be strong for himself and for our child.”She ha...
...s childhood malnutrition continues to undermine brain development, physical growth and long-term productivity.The non-governmental organisation raised the alarm on Tuesday during the flag-off of its G...
...pay it serious attention. The fact that no other mainstream medium followed its lead was a red flag. Premium Times, as I recall it, later followed up on the report. But then Abuja denied it and since ...
...rs and I can report, very miserably, that they remain nearly on the same spot, dealing with nearly the same issues with progress really very negligible. Or how does one comfortably explain the dev...