With four of the world’s most polluted cities, Nigeria’s children are at the risk of dying before adulthood considering the high level of exposure to pollution. According to the World
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) says there is a dire need for research and development of new antibiotics to tackle the threat of drug-resistant tuberculosis. WHO says that in the
There are over 8.8 million deaths from cancer yearly and two-thirds occur in Africa and Asia, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has said. In a statement released in commemoration of
No fewer than two billion people — representing one in three people on the planet — suffer some form of malnutrition, José da Silva, director-general of the UN Food and Agriculture
Christiana Ukoli, a professor and leader of Nigeria’s delegation at the on-going World Health Organisation (WHO) Framework Convention on Tobacco
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has confirmed a third case of polio in Nigeria. Aminu Muhammad, Rotary Club’s field coordinator,
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says there are “urgent health problems” in 15 local government areas of Borno state which were formerly
Nigeria’s ministry of health has confirmed two fresh cases of wild polio virus, few weeks after celebrating two years without
Only 25 per cent of Nigerian babies are exclusively breastfed as compared to Ghana’s 63 per cent exclusively breastfed babies.
So you go to the hospital for this really terrible recurring sore throat infection. And your doctor sends you for
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