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Every year, 8,000 women die in Nigeria from the silent killer called cervical cancer, according…
Food poisoning (foodborne illness) remains one of the common public health problems in Africa and…
The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced its goal to vaccinate 50 percent of the…
With more than 4.3 million confirmed cases globally, the trajectory of COVID-19 has been on the rise
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The pandemic has been spreading to all regions of the continent, albeit slower than in other places around the world.
With scientists from all around the world working hard to find a permanent cure to the disease, there is bound to be some good news soon.
President Donald Trump has announced that the United States will halt funding for the World…
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC has warned Nigerians not to engage in self-medication with chloroquine as it can lead to death.
As of 2019, studies showed that one out of every ten children born in Nigeria is likely to die before their fifth birthday.
Diarrhea is mostly contacted through bacteria after engaging in unhygienic practices.
The recent outbreak has been described as the second most deadly in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
A fresh cholera outbreak has killed about five persons in Gombe.
The World Health Organization has labelled the new spread an emergency.
Some of the reasons why ban on sale of cigarettes in single sticks in Nigeria will reduce smoking drastically.
WHO says majority of these deaths can be prevented with high-quality care.
Three people have reportedly died since Ebola returned to Congo on April 22.
