The Nigerian Medical Association in Ogun says it will not relent in its war against quackery and other infractions in the medical practice.
The Nigerian Medical Association in Kwara has advised the state government to provide scholarships, low-interest loans, and other incentives to attract doctors.
WHO has, for the first time since the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip two weeks ago, evacuated severely ill and injured children to safety for urgent treatment.
Oritseweyimi Ogbe, secretary of the Ministerial Oversight Committee, announced this during the 12th MOC meeting in Abuja.
“At 25, a Nigerian has nearly lived half their healthy life,” said Gatefield’s lead strategist.
PPFN seeks inclusion of ‘Comprehensive Life-Skill and Health Education’ in school curriculum.
Mr Oladele, who heads the Clinical Trials Unit at NIMR, made the call at the institute’s monthly media chat.
A parent commended UNICEF and the Taraba government for the campaign.
Mr Okafor said that the use of harmful chemicals as preservatives in Nigeria posed a clear danger to the health and wellness of millions of our citizens.
The Bauchi government says it has procured 13 portable digital X-ray machines for tuberculosis diagnosis, worth $1.9 million.
