Mr Nisar stated that the new clinical trial findings could reshape both global and national treatment policies.
SFH reaffirmed its commitment to delivering data-driven, integrated health services at scale.
Mr Nasiru said taking regular breaks from screens was important for maintaining healthy vision.
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control says it is working closely with authorities in Cross River following the confirmation of a COVID-19 case.
According to the DG, Kano’s status as a major commercial hub makes it vulnerable to substandard products.
“It is a public health emergency and a developmental project for us,” he said.
“If children are not immunised and contract communicable diseases, they are more likely to die,” Mr Mohammed said.
Mr Aina described vaccines as one of the safest and most cost-effective medical interventions available.
Mr Ayuk said, “We are, however, happy to report that he is doing well.”
Rasheedat Olatunji, founder, Faizat Hope Foundation for Autism and Special Needs, a non-governmental organisation, says autism awareness must move beyond words into action.
