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Marcus FATUNMOLE THE Federal Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital, Kware, (FNPHK) Sokoto State, is set to provide general health services after procuring state-of-the-art equipment with the COVID-19 Intervention
By Ihesiulo Grace Few pressing issues aggregate as much consensus in national discourse in Nigeria today as the need to strengthen our Primary Health Care (PHC)
Ihesiulo Grace For many decades, Community-based health workers (CHW) have been playing key roles in improving the health status of people especially women and children
Ihesiulo Grace According to the World health Organization, an estimated 26 million Nigerians are living with viral hepatitis. As a result of the staggering number,
Image Credit: Social Voices By Adedapo Adesanya and Noah Aderoju For Kemi*, the eight-month period back in 2022, when students in Nigeria were home due
Image Credit: Social Voices by Kehinde Ogunronbi The menstrual period is a biological indicator of the proper development of a woman’s reproductive organs and is
Image Credit: Daily Times Ihesiulo Grace SAM NZEH in this report examined how Lagos state achieved 94% in birth registration, according to the MICS report
Image Credit: The Daily Times Ihesiulo Grace DOOSUUR IWAMBE in this report give the account of parents who initially rejected immunization due to ignorance, thinking
These victims came to Hope Centre in Numan, Northeast Nigeria, mentally broken. They left much better than they came. How did this happen? Saduwo Banyawa
During the COVID-19 pandemic, a Kano-based pharmacist began sewing reusable pads to donate to women and adolescent girls. This has grown into a fight against
The need for blood is constant in Nigeria, but there is a shortfall of about 73 per cent in its supply yearly. One initiative is
Through a psychosocial initiative and linkage to opportunities, some youth in Kaduna, Northwest Nigeria, are forced away from a life of drug and substance abuse.
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