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Top Ten News Items on Health, 30th June 2023

By Nigeria Health Watch | June 30, 2023

Stakeholders-call-for-public-private-sector-integration-to-reduce-maternal-mortality. Nigeria: One million Anambra children to receive vitamin A supplements from Unicef. Nigeria: AfDB, EIB, IDB, WHO launch new investment platform to strengthen primary healthcare. Health experts advocate end to mother to child transmission of diseases. Building climate resilience for better nutrition outcomes. NAFDAC warns Nigerians about contaminated sprite in circulation. Why HIV is […]

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Transforming Maternal Care: Empowering Midwives in Niger State Through Supportive Supervision

By Nigeria Health Watch | June 28, 2023

By Ohanu Dabri Olohije and Nanzing Lucas Haruna (Lead Writers) Midwives play a critical role in providing essential maternal and newborn healthcare services. While timely access to health facilities is important, it is imperative to recognise the significance of access to skilled midwives to ensure safe deliveries and to promote the overall well-being of mothers […]

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IHI Academy: Addressing the Burden of Out-of-School Children in Yimitu Community

By Nigeria Health Watch | June 26, 2023

By Beti Baiye and Ikemefuna Igwe (Lead Writers) Education plays a critical role in equipping girls with knowledge and confidence, enabling them to make meaningful contributions to their communities and make informed decisions about their health. However, despite the well-documented economic benefits associated with educating the girl child, several factors, such as cultural norms and […]

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Top Ten News Items on Health, 23rd June 2023

By Nigeria Health Watch | June 23, 2023

Global Call to Action Towards Improving Maternal and Newborn Survival. Only six per cent of Nigerians have health insurance, say care providers. FG to introduce new anti-cancer vaccine – NPHCDA. Nigerian govt spends N6,900 per person on health annually – Bill Gates. Tinubu to prioritise universal health coverage — Official. Climate change exacerbates malnutrition, food […]

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African Countries Can Take a Preventive Approach to Mental Health by Prioritising Oral Health

By Nigeria Health Watch | June 21, 2023

By Adekemi Adeniyan and Maymunah Kadiri (Lead Writers) “You are not fully dressed without a smile.” This age-old adage is often used to encourage people to show their happiness and positivity through a smile. While there is no doubt that a smile can be a powerful way to communicate positivity, the message behind this statement […]

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