Federal Government Secures $65 Million Pledges to Reduce Maternal, Newborn Deaths
The Nigerian government has secured over $65 million in pledges from private firms to combat preventable maternal and newborn deaths.
The Nigerian government has secured over $65 million in pledges from private firms to combat preventable maternal and newborn deaths.
The Nigeria Governors' Forum (NGF) and Grand Challenges Nigeria (GCNg) are set to host a Health Innovation Exchange in Abuja. Eight local health innovations will be showcased.
Google has announced its support for an AI-driven initiative aimed at reducing maternal deaths in Nigeria, with a focus on reaching 1.9 million pregnant women.
A recent report by Galaxy Television reveals a concerning increase in neonatal deaths in Nigeria.
The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) has reportedly provided emergency childbirth care for 90,000 women across Nigeria in the past 18 months.
The Voice of Nigeria reports that Israeli health professionals are currently training Nigerian counterparts on the management of maternal emergencies.
A researcher at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) has secured a $5 million grant to develop a solution aimed at reducing maternal deaths in Nigeria.
Optimus Bank has launched a blood drive in Lagos to support critical healthcare needs, aiming to address the country's blood supply gap.