Mrs Adeyeye said that antimicrobial resistance was not a distant threat but already impacting lives.
The federal government has restated its commitment to improving healthcare delivery, especially in rural areas.
Agnes Asagbra, the National Biosafety Management Agency director-general, has reassured Nigerians of the safety of consuming GMOs
The first vice-president of the Nigerian Medical Association, Benjamin Olowojebutu, says increasing the retirement age of health workers from 60 to 65 will address ‘japa’ syndrome.
She urged the implementation partners to double their efforts toward ensuring quality education, healthcare and welfare for children in their respective states.
The governor decried the continued challenge of high maternal mortality rate in the state
Mr Salako urged health workers, particularly those currently on strike, to call off the action.
The federal government has called for collective action to address healthcare challenges, especially women’s and children’s problems.
According to him, 48 million Nigerians currently practice open defecation, 18 million children inclusive, and 95 million lack access to basic sanitation services.
The health ministry urged parents and guardians to protect their children from the disease,
