WHO says Nigeria has no confirmed Ebola cases following evacuation of the index patient to Switzerland.
Nigeria’s Ebola index case has been flown to Switzerland for further treatment. Health minister Ali Pate announced this on Monday.
The World Health Organisation has launched a working paper series to document complementary and integrative medicine practices globally.
Mr Abubakar stressed the state government’s commitment to protecting residents through proactive disease surveillance.
Mr Abayomi said, “Early detection and prompt reporting save lives.”
The NCDC boss said the allowance is an unplanned emergency measure that could be reviewed as the situation evolves.
The NCDC boss said none of the isolated persons have, so far, tested positive to the virus.
The professionals noted that the country lacked sufficient specialists to meet the increasing demand for cancer care.
The director said the campaign would prioritise high-risk communities.
She said prolonged heat could cause dehydration, heatstroke, cardiovascular strain and kidney complications.
