2014年12月15日 星期一

2014-12-16 Nigeria Health


Zambia Daily Mail
   
Lugbe has highest HIV/AIDS prevalence in FCT—NACA   
Nigerian Tribune
Capacity Development Officer for Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme (SURE-P), Mrs Jummai Danuk, has said that Lugbe, a suburb of the FCT, has the highest prevalence of HIV/AIDS in Abuja. She made the disclosure in Lugbe, at a ...

S. Sudan's ignored AIDS 'time bomb'   Turkish Press
Nigeria struggles to care for its adolescents living with HIV   Independent European Daily Express
Pregnant women urged to check their HIV status   spyghana.com
GhanaWeb   
AllAfrica.com   
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Pulse Nigeria
   
In NigeriaChildren to be immunized for Pneumonia   
Pulse Nigeria
The vaccine will be introduced into Nigeria's routine immunization schedule as from Monday, December 15, and all children under the age of one are expected to receive three doses of it. Published: 19.22; 'Jola Sotubo. Print; eMail · All Nigerian children ...

UNICEF's pneumonia vaccines to save .48m children, say agency, others   The Guardian Nigeria
Pneumonia Vaccine Rolls Out On Monday   AllAfrica.com

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DailyPost Nigeria
   
Kwara University sets up committee for study of Nollywood   
DailyPost Nigeria
naallah Vice-Chancellor of Kwara State University (KWASU), Malete, Prof. AbdulRasheed Na' Allah, has inaugurated a committee to see to the establishment of the Centre for Nollywood Studies at the university. Na' Allah stated this in his opening address on ...

Kwara varsity sets up committee for study of Nollywood   The Guardian Nigeria

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The JOHESU Strike   
AllAfrica.com
After several days of strike that claimed the lives of hundreds of innocent Nigerians, health workers across the country, under the auspices of Joint Health Sector Union (JOHESU), at the weekend agreed to return to work. As part of the deal that led to the truce, ...


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RT
   
Faceless 'Sharia-compliant' doll launched in UK   
RT
A £25 faceless doll – which goes along with a strict interpretation of Islam that forbids the depiction of faces – has sparked backlash among some Muslims after it was launched in Britain by a former teacher. Hijab-clad Romeisa – named after a follower of ...

Muslim academic Fawaz Gerges critcises 'Islamic doll' with no facial features   Metro
Meet the faceless Deeni doll for Muslim girls   Gloucestershire Echo
Leading Islamic academic labels faceless Muslim Deeni Doll 'foolish'   The Independent
DAWN.com   
Daily Mail   
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Ekeocha: Pfizer and sterilization of African women   
The Guardian Nigeria
AS I tried to catch up on the latest news on Africa, I stumbled upon the recent joint announcement of Pfizer Inc. the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Children's Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF) to expand access to Pfizer's injectable contraceptive, ...


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WCSH-TV
   
Maine Medical Center: Type 2 Diabetes Prevention   
WCSH-TV
Many people have prediabetes before they have type 2 diabetes. If you're concerned about your risk, talk with your doctor. He or she will order tests to check your blood sugar levels. If you have prediabetes, you should be tested for type 2 diabetes every year.
Hypoglycemia increased risks for CV events, death in patients with diabetes on ...   Healio
New study links low blood sugar and heart problems in diabetes patients   Zenopa
Diabetes Diet: Superfoods that Lower Blood Sugar   Food World News
Times of India   
The Indian Express   
KERA News   
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iAfrica.com
   
Ebola in 2015 - end of the line?   
iAfrica.com
Medical workers of the John Fitzgerald Kennedy hospital in Monrovia put on protective suits prior to carrying bodies of Ebola virus victims. Credit: AFP. After decades making brief, murderous forays from central Africa's forests, Ebola erupted into a global ...

Africa Re supports fight against Ebola   Nigerian Tribune
Ebola in 2015 - end of the line for a killer?   News24
Ebola, the next global pandemic?   Independent Online
Indiana Daily Student   
ecns   
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Nigerian Tribune
   
NPC, UNICEF throw weight behind birth registration   
Nigerian Tribune
Population is not about the health alone but the quality of population which goes on to the health sector. Planning for the health activities and documentation of age for appropriate health care has always been a challenge in the Nigerian nation. This is ...


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Nigerian Tribune
   
'How I walked out on my accounting job to embrace makeup artistry'   
Nigerian Tribune
Gloria Ihekauche is a budding entrepreneur, who runs a beauty house named Liora. She, in this interview tells RONKE SANYA what makes her clock tick and how she walked out on her accounting profession to embrace her dream, makeup artistry among ...


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