Nigeria Battles Lassa Fever: Over 1100 Confirmed Cases, 267 Deaths
Nigeria is grappling with a Lassa fever outbreak, with over 1100 confirmed cases and 267 deaths.
Nigeria is grappling with a Lassa fever outbreak, with over 1100 confirmed cases and 267 deaths.
The Federal Government has issued a warning about the rising threat of drug-resistant infections in Nigeria, where an estimated 64,500 deaths have been recorded.
According to a report by Premium Times Nigeria, the Federal Government plans to invest $3bn into the health sector by 2030 as part of a transition arrangement.
The Nigerian Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has reported a total of 268 Lassa fever deaths in the country, with the fatality rate rising to 23.6%.
Nigeria's 36 governors are set to launch a nationwide nutrition emergency, employing a radical funding mechanism.
The Voice of Nigeria reports that Israeli health professionals are currently training Nigerian counterparts on the management of maternal emergencies.
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Fidson Pharmaceuticals, a Nigerian drugmaker, has been selected to manufacture a generic influenza antiviral under a global licence, according to Premium Times Nigeria.
Nigerian comedian and actor Julius Agwu has shared his personal experience of impotency following brain surgery in 2015.
According to The Guardian Nigeria News, Lassa fever has caused over a thousand cases and 259 deaths in 23 states across the country.
The Federal Government has launched a new initiative aimed at improving accountability in health spending.
The FRSC Corps Marshal, Mr. Shehu Mohammed, will spearhead a critical conversation on youth mental health at the fourth Vanguard Mental Health Summit in Lagos.
High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) is transforming fibroid treatment in Nigeria, with over 1000 women receiving care without surgery.
Optimus Bank has launched a blood drive in Lagos to support critical healthcare needs, aiming to address the country's blood supply gap.