The beneficiaries, numbering over 600, were checked and treated for blood pressure, blood sugar level, malaria and eye condition.
The world health body says around 11 people per 100,000 die by suicide yearly in Africa.
The study, published on Thursday, found that 14 states no longer have any clinics providing abortions as of October 2.
The WHO had said the medicine could cause kidney damage, two Indian officials said on Thursday.
President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime says Nigeria will need N1 trillion to cater for the health of the vulnerable citizens across the country.
“This achievement affirms South Africa’s trailblazing endeavour in health research,” said WHO official Matshidiso Moeti.
WHO is working diligently in Uganda to support the government in responding to an Ebola outbreak in four districts.
The permanent secretary thanked all the partners for supporting nutrition activities to reduce the burden of malnutrition.
Cannabis was already widely cultivated in Morocco illegally, and the new law, passed by the parliament in 2021, does not permit its use for recreation.
Mr Blanco said the country had been unable to bridge the disparities between the North and South, poor and rich, hence the inequity.
