Free HPV Screening Launched in Nasarawa State
NAPHDA & Pathfinder International launch a free cervical cancer screening & HPV vaccination initiative in Nasarawa. Over 100 women to be screened. Protect your health today!
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MSF expands diphtheria response in Northern Nigeria
Médecins Sans Frontières escalates diphtheria intervention across Borno, Kano, and Bauchi states amid rising cases. Learn how the health crisis is unfolding and what's needed to contain it.
Expert Calls for Hepatitis B Vaccination at Birth in Nigeria
Public health expert Dr. Cindy Iheanetu urges Nigeria to implement mandatory hepatitis B vaccination at birth and data-driven health policies to reduce maternal mortality and disease spread.
WHO Vaccinates 10,000 Gaza Children Amid Ceasefire
WHO, UNICEF, and UNRWA launch a major vaccination campaign for over 40,000 children in Gaza. Over 10,000 already immunized as the fragile ceasefire holds. Read more.
WHO Calls for Cervical Cancer Elimination Funding
WHO urges governments to boost funding and coordination to eliminate cervical cancer in Africa through vaccination, screening, and treatment programs. Join the fight today!
Ezra Olubi's Controversial Tweets Spark Outrage
Fresh screenshots reveal Paystack co-founder Ezra Olubi's shocking tweets about HIV, Hepatitis, and bestiality claims. Nigerians demand accountability.
Nigerian Men Face HIV Risk After Gunpoint Assault
Medical expert discloses terrifying health consequences for victims of violent assault in Nigeria. Exclusive details on the urgent medical intervention required.
Borno Child Immunization Rate Reaches 44%
New data reveals Borno State has achieved 44% immunization coverage for children, marking significant progress in healthcare delivery despite security challenges in Northeast Nigeria.
Foundation Boosts Nigeria's Polio Vaccination Efforts
The Sir Emeka Offor Foundation reaffirms strong commitment to Nigeria's polio eradication efforts with expanded vaccination campaigns and community mobilization across vulnerable regions.
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