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MLSCN receives the ISO de Neqal re-acreditation certification

The Nigerian Medical Laboratory Sciences Council (MLSCN) has been granted to the Relay Certification of the International Standardization Organization (ISO) for its National External Quality Evaluation Laboratory (NEQAL).In addition to Neqal's re-acreditation, 8 laboratory facilities also obtained MLSCN accreditation...

Nigeria reassures patients with HIV in the midst of American help help

The National AIDS Agency (NACA) has reassured patients with HIV in Nigeria of adequate services in the middle of the recent executive order signed by the president of the United States, Donald Trump, which imposes a freezing of 90...

FG distributes 10,000 kits to midwives in the center-norte

The Federal Government has taken a significant step to improve maternal medical care in the country with the distribution of 10,000 professional kits to midwives in the northern central zone.This initiative is part of the renewed agenda of hope...

Kogi government to spend more than 4 billion in malaria prevention

The Kogi state government must spend more than N4Billion on malaria prevention on its health system in the state.Governor Ahmed Ododo announced this in the launch of a malaria prevention campaign to combat the prevalence of the disease with...

Blackout: We are still negotiating, paying IBEDC has not been easy – Uch

The vice president of the Medical Advisory Committee (Research and Ethics), Dr. Michael Obaro, has assured that the hospital is making frantic efforts to restore electricity, even when critical areas continue to be fed by a small solar project.Dr....

Women driving barefoot cars, eating risk infertility of stockfish – expert

The president of the Academy of Medicine Specialties of Nigeria (AMSN) and a reproductive endocrinologist, Professor Oladapo Ashiru, have reaffirmed that people, especially women, who conduct regularly barefoot cars or eat fish and other fish with a great presence...

Kano: only 30% of women who give birth in hospitals – officers

Kano's State Health Commissioner, Dr. Abubakar Yusuf, has expressed concern that only 30 percent of women in the state of Kano give birth in hospitals, a situation that has contributed to mortality rates higher maternal in the country. He stressed...

5.4 million children in the northeast and northwest are malnourished – UNICEF

The United Nations Childhood Education Fund (UNICEF) has revealed that around 5.4 million children under five suffer acute malnutrition in the northwest and northeast of Nigeria.This was revealed on Wednesday afternoon Cristian Munduate, representative of UNICEF, during a press...

It is less likely that people will die if a doctor is about: study

Patients treated by medical women are less likely to die or be readmitted to the hospital for medical care and anesthesia, according to a study published in BMC Health Services Research.The study investigated the impact of medical sex on...

What to do after childbirth: experts speak

Too many new mothers have or even die from health problems that would have been avoided if they were aware of things they should not do after giving birth.Mrs. Kemi Adenuga (not her real name) did not prepare for...
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Ondo Seoport Take-off delayed due to the approval error: Aiyedatiwa

Tribune Ondo Seoport Takeo-off delayed due to the approval-Aiyedatiwa error Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa of the State of Ondo has attributed...
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