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Top Ten News Items on Health, 10th May 2022
10 Jun
By Nigeria Health Watch
Top Ten News Items on Health, 10th May 2022

Monkeypox Outbreak Tops 1,000 Cases, WHO Warns Of ‘Real’ Risk. Reducing maternal deaths via evidence-based interventions. Nigeria seals 25,000 illegal pharmacies in eight years –...

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#OnlyOneEarth: Making Sustainable Living Our Only Option
08 Jun
By Nigeria Health Watch
#OnlyOneEarth: Making Sustainable Living Our Only Option

Nigeria’s power situation has been at an all time low since the national grid collapsed early this year. A few days ago, Nathaniel Bassey, a...

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Achieving a Minimum Service Package in Primary Health Care: The Kano State Roadmap
06 Jun
By Nigeria Health Watch
Achieving a Minimum Service Package in Primary Health Care: The Kano State Roadmap

Over the years, Nigeria has developed various initiatives aimed at improving Primary Health Care (PHC) delivery in the country. One of such initiatives was the...

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Monkeypox - When the World Did Not Listen to Nigeria
04 Jun
By Nigeria Health Watch
Monkeypox - When the World Did Not Listen to Nigeria

Again, the world is paying attention to another infectious disease outbreak. This time it is monkeypox, a rare disease that many people may never have...

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Tungan Habu Primary Health Centre: A Human Right Violation
02 Jun
By Nigeria Health Watch
Tungan Habu Primary Health Centre: A Human Right Violation

Tungan Habu is a rural community in Madara ward of Kontagora Local Government Area of Niger State. The community has a Primary Health Centre (PHC)...

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Leveraging Digital Health to Improve Sexual and Reproductive Health Services Among Nigeria’s Youth
01 Jun
By Nigeria Health Watch
Leveraging Digital Health to Improve Sexual and Reproductive Health Services Among Nigeria’s Youth

By Patience Adejo and Kemisola Agbaoye (Lead Writers) Adolescents, who account for about 1.3 billion of the global population, may become sexually active despite their...

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Medicines Should Save Lives: Here’s How DrugStoc is Ensuring This Happens for Nigerians
30 May
By Nigeria Health Watch
Medicines Should Save Lives: Here’s How DrugStoc is Ensuring This Happens for Nigerians

As a Procurement and Supply Management (PSM) officer, when Chukwunonso Umeh began his search for a vendor who could supply some of the life-saving commodities...

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Emi Umaru Clinic Where Health Inequity Thrives
28 May
By Nigeria Health Watch
Emi Umaru Clinic Where Health Inequity Thrives

Adamu Jiya is the only health worker in the only health facility in Emi Umarua rural community in Gbako Local Government Area (LGA) of Niger...

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Top Ten News Items on Health, 27th May 2022
27 May
By Nigeria Health Watch
Top Ten News Items on Health, 27th May 2022

WHA75: Don’t use health issues to settle political scores, WHO warns world leaders. Panels to ensure implementation of National Health Insurance Authority Act. Monkeypox: ‘Too...

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From A Scheme to an Authority - 5 Things You Need to Know About the New NHIA Act
25 May
By Nigeria Health Watch
From A Scheme to an Authority - 5 Things You Need to Know About the New NHIA Act

By Dara Ajala-Damisa and Kemisola Agbaoye (Lead Writers) Last Thursday evening, some great news was delivered to health advocates and Nigerians at large. The President...

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U.S. and Nigeria researchers Find a Way to Give a Better Estimate of COVID-19 seroprevalence
25 May
By Nigeria Health Watch
U.S. and Nigeria researchers Find a Way to Give a Better Estimate of COVID-19 seroprevalence

In continuation of U.S. Government support for Nigeria’s conduct of a household survey that determines the extent of COVID-19 transmission in the country, a new...

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Here’s How Malawi Responded to Wild Poliovirus 30 Years After Eradication
23 May
By Nigeria Health Watch
Here’s How Malawi Responded to Wild Poliovirus 30 Years After Eradication

By Josephine Chinele (Lead Writer) Her priest’s announcement was enough reason for Cecelia Yohane, a resident of Nchalo Chikwawa, to have her 2-year-old grandchild vaccinated...

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