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9 months ago
*South Korea Launches $400,000 Female ****** ual Health Project in Borno amid Suspicions* https://ioinews.org/south-...
ioinews
10 months ago
*Ondo Court Adjourns alleged Imposter Monarch's Trial Due to Ill Health* https://ioinews.org/ondo-c...
ioinews
10 months ago
*Abia Government Issues Health Alert over Contaminated Community Stream* https://ioinews.org/abia-g...
ioinews
11 months ago
Bayelsa State: Oil Pollution, Trawlers Overfishing Affecting Traditional Fishermen as Overall Health of Coastliine Communities Worsen - https://ioinews.org/bayels...
ioinews
12 months ago
Akwa Ibom: Health Care Institutions Struggle amid Alarming Shortage of Medical Workers - https://ioinews.org/akwa-i...
ioinews
12 months ago
Ibom Developers Champion Health Provisions in Akwa Ibom Communities - https://ioinews.org/ibom-d...
ioinews
1 yr. ago
*Akwa Ibom Health Centre Abandoned for Over 30 Years, Leaves Trails of Suffering*

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ioinews
1 yr. ago
*Corn Silk: A Natural Remedy for Prostate Health and more*

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riyasen30
2 yr. ago
Best Digital Healthcare Companies in USA
Meet the leading telemedicine companies that are transforming digital health. Maintaining your health and wellbeing is essential to your quality of life, and these businesses have created cutting-edge, online solutions for anything from convenient dental care to affordable mental health services.
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Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
Egypt prosecution says no criminal suspicion in economist’s death

Egypts state-appointed human rights council has urged prosecutors to investigate whether an economic researcher, who authorities say died in a state mental health facility last month, was a victim of forced disappearance. The country’s public prosecution said there was no criminal suspicion in the death.
#egypt
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
More than half of public health issues in Africa linked to climate change: WHO

More than half of the 2 121 public health events recorded in the past two decades in Africa were climate-related, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said in a new report to mark World Health Day. Natural disasters had also spiked dramatically since 2010, with 70% of all-natural disasters occurring between 2017 and 2021.
#who #africa #naturaldisaster

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Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
75% of Tigray population facing severe hunger as war rages in Ethiopia

An estimated 75% of the seven million population in Ethiopia's war-torn Tigray region have employed extreme coping strategies, with food aid, healthcare and other basic human needs cut off.
#tigray #ethiopia
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
French journalist seized by Mali jihadists in new video

A video circulating on social networks appears to show French journalist Olivier Dubois, who was taken hostage by a jihadist group in Mali almost a year ago. The man, who seems to be in good health in the video of just over one minute, addresses his parents and his partner, from whom he says he receives messages.
#olivierdubois #mali #jihadists
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
Six African countries to receive mRNA vaccine technology in WHO project

The World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Friday that six African countries - Egypt, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, and Tunisia - would be the first on the continent to receive the technology needed to produce mRNA vaccines.
#vaccines #africa
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
Africa 'on track' to control the Covid-19 pandemic, WHO says

African countries are on course to control the coronavirus and its emerging variants this year, the World Health Organization's regional head for the continent has said.
#africa #africancountries #who
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
Africa needs capability and technology to provide solutions when crises hit, AU summit hears

For Africa to address health, climate change, nutrition and cyber security challenges, the continent needs the capability and technology to provide solutions when crises hit. This was what Vera Songwe, the executive secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), said in her address at the opening of the 40th African Union Ordinary Session of the Executive Council.
#africa #ausummit
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
Namibia Detects First Bird Flu Strain That Can Spread to Humans

Namibia’s Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform together with the Ministry of Health and Social Services on Thursday confirmed the outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 strain in wild birds occurring along the coastal line of Walvis Bay and Swakopmund in Erongo region.
#birdflu #namibia #agriculture
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
Billionaire Soon-Shiong launches 1 billion-dose vaccine plant in Cape Town

US biotech billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong on Wednesday launched a plant that will produce a billion Covid-19 vaccine doses in Cape Town by 2025, fulfilling a longtime plan to help bring greater health equity to the country of his birth.
#soonshiong #capetown #covidvaccine
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
WHO director warns against calling the Omicron variant 'mild,' even if it's less severe than Delta

The World Health Organisation's director-general warned on Thursday against calling the Omicron coronavirus variant "mild," even if it's less severe than the Delta variant.
#who #deltavariant #coronavirus #omicronvariant
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
Hair loss treatment for votes? South Korea's hairy debate

South Korea's ruling party presidential candidate ignited a debate this week after he proposed allowing public healthcare insurance to cover hair loss treatment, fanning both cheers from some voters and criticism over his populist agenda.
#southkorea #hairloss
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
27 feared dead after fire sweeps through building in Japan's Osaka

Twenty-seven people were feared dead after a blaze swept through a commercial building housing a mental health clinic in the Japanese city of Osaka on Friday, fire officials said.
#japan #fire #osaka
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
Biden warns of 'winter of death' for unvaccinated as Omicron spreads

US President Joe Biden warned Thursday of a "winter of severe illness and death" for those unvaccinated against Covid-19, as the G7 called the Omicron variant the biggest threat to global public health.
#biden #us #omicronvariant
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
Osagie Ehanire: 50% Cent Of COVID-19 Positive Cases In Nigeria Are From UK

The Nigerian government has said that 50 per cent of the COVID-19 positive arrivals that the country has had are from the UK. Minister of Health Dr Osagie Ehanire said this while faulting the UK government for red-listing Nigeria and other African countries over fears of the Omicron COVID-19 variant. Ehanire described the ban as a hasty decision
#covid #UK #Nigeria #HealthIsWealth
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
COVID-19: MTN To Staff 'Get Vaccinated Or Lose Your Job'

MTN Group says it will enforce a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy for all its employees from January 2022. In a statement on Monday, MTN said the move is part of its efforts to protect the health and safety of staff. It added that the policy would be subject to risk assessment and local laws that apply in its various operating companies and subsidiaries.
#mtn #covid
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
Omicron Variant: Canada Adds Nigeria, Egypt, Malawi To Travel Ban List

Canadian health authorities have restricted travel to 10 countries to prevent the spread of a new variant of the COVID-19 virus. Nigeria, Egypt, and Malawi have been added to the list as of today.
#omicronvariant #covid19
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
5G: Deployment Won't Affect Nigerians Health - NCC Assures NASS

The Executive Vice Chairman of the National Communication Commission, Prof. Umar Danbatta has again assured Nigerians of the safety of their health with the proposed 5G network.
#nass #5g #nigerians
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
Bill Gates Warns Of Terror-Sponsored Smallpox Pandemic, Seeks Research Funds

Bill Gates has warned that governments must prepare for future pandemics and smallpox terror attacks by investing billions in research and development. Mr Gates made the warning during a Policy Exchange interview with the chair of the Health Select Committee Jeremy Hunt.
#billgates #pandemic #smallpox
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
Zimbabwe approves Sinovac shots for older teenagers

Zimbabwe's health ministry has approved the use of China's Sinovac Biotech Covid-19 vaccine for 16- and 17-year-olds, it said on Monday, adding that the country aimed to achieve herd immunity by the end of December.
#zimbabwe #china #sinovac
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
WHO wants $23.4 billion for Covid plan

The World Health Organisation said Thursday it needed $23.4 billion over the next 12 months for its plan to conquer Covid-19, urging the G20 to show some leadership and pay up.
#g20 #who
Emmanuel Ojukwu
3 yr. ago
Pandemic 'far from finished': WHO

The Covid-19 crisis is far from over, the World Health Organisation's emergency committee said Tuesday as it called for research into next-generation vaccines for long-term control of the pandemic.
#pandemic #who #covid

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