The World Health Organisation (WHO) says there have been 131 confirmed monkeypox cases and 106 further suspected cases since the first was reported on May 7.
WHO disclosed that all five patients had died, and 234 contacts were identified and under surveillance, while 1,013 people, including frontline workers, were vaccinated.
“Efforts to tackle the high incidence of poverty caused by out-of-pocket expenses for health care, through health insurance for all categories of Nigerians by 2030, are now more realisable than
AfDB president Akinwumi Adesina said that nine out of the 10 most vulnerable countries to climate change were in Africa.
With the health authorities’ new figure, the total tally of confirmed monkeypox cases now stands at 37.
The Ministry of Public Health of the Afghan caretaker government has launched a nationwide polio vaccination campaign.
A team of researchers at the Federal University Dutse has discovered some species of mosquitoes that are resistant to insecticide-treated nets in Jigawa.
World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that COVID-19 is not over in spite of reports that COVID-19 cases and deaths have declined significantly.
The “Matawalle Vision 2023” programme is to address the challenges wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Buhari regime said the new law was part of its efforts to achieve universal health coverage for Nigerians.
