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4 warning signs of type 2 diabetes
Getting diagnosed early will help you keep your diabetes under control. This, in turn, will keep you healthier for much longer.
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COVID-19: Worst is yet to come for Africa with “Delta strain” detected in 10 African countries — WHO
…says only 2% of Africans are fully vaccinated
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$1.5m clinical trial cost threatens local production of COVID-19 vaccine by FG — Minister
“It is hard to find a way to sponsor these clinical trials because they are expensive and they have a very good chance of being successful, but some of them also have a good chance of not being strong enough you know, the trick of efficacy.
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Supplementary budget for additional COVID-19 vaccines not ready, says Health Minister
“The figures are still in rough stages and would soon be fine tuned. Government wants to get a clearer picture of the different prices of the available vaccines, before submitting a budget.
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COVID-19: 36 states, FCT to get new oxygen plants — FG
…As FEC approves N5.6bn for establishment of oxygen plants across the country
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USAID, UNICEF partner to improve access to water, sanitation, and hygiene for 300,000 people in Northwest Nigeria
According to the 2019 National Outcome Routine Mapping of WASH services (WASHNORM), 30 percent of Nigerians lack access to basic water services and less than 10 percent have access to safely managed water services.
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COVID-19: 141 violators of international travel regulations declared wanted by FG
A break down of those declared wanted are four from Abuja, 52 from Lagos, 27 are unregistered passengers, while seven are designated as other categories of passengers.
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COVID-19: FG reintroduces restrictions on churches, mosques, lockdown
This means that gatherings of religious groups, weddings and the likes, have been reduced to 50 per cent attendance, while official engagements, meetings and conferences should continue to hold virtually.
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Nigeria Under Pressure To Suspend Flights From Brazil, India, Turkey
The Nigeria Government on Monday said it is worried about happenings in India, Brazil and Turkey and is also considering issuing travel advisory on international flights coming from these countries in the next 48 to 72 hours.
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in Health, Trending StoryMedical Brain Drain: Time to Stop the Bleeding
As part of health sector recovery efforts, many high-income countries are enticing medical professionals to migrate, in attempts to plug human resource deficits created by the coronavirus outbreak. If the status quo remains unchanged, we are likely to witness a further torrential exit of doctors and other health workers from Nigeria to more developed nations where opportunities abound.
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