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Nigeria Gets N18.6 Billion Vaccine Loan From Japan
AllAfrica.com
Abuja — Nigeria has gotten a loan facility of N18.6 billion worth of vaccines from Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). The vaccines are to be procured through the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). The loan would be paid in 20 years, with ...
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Japan Loans Nigeria N18.6 Billion For VaccinesThe Guardian Nigeria
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AllAfrica.com
Abuja — Nigeria has gotten a loan facility of N18.6 billion worth of vaccines from Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). The vaccines are to be procured through the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). The loan would be paid in 20 years, with ...
Polls, others interest Nigerian press
Japan Loans Nigeria N18.6 Billion For Vaccines
Vaccine Procurement: Japan Supports Nigeria with N18.6bn Loan
The Punch
70 million Nigerians lack access to safe water –UNICEF
The Punch
The United Nations Children's Fund on Friday said about 70 million people do not have access to safe water in Nigeria while over 110 million people do not have access to improved sanitation. The agency therefore said Nigeria is currently not on-track with ...
70m Nigerians Without Access To Safe Water – UNICEFLeadership Newspapers
Mozambique: Children drink contaminated water- UNICEFStarAfrica.com
UNICEF: 2.5m Nigeria Gained Access to Safe Water in Rural AreasTHISDAY Live
Daily Capital (Capital TV)
Financial Express Bangladesh
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The Punch
The United Nations Children's Fund on Friday said about 70 million people do not have access to safe water in Nigeria while over 110 million people do not have access to improved sanitation. The agency therefore said Nigeria is currently not on-track with ...
70m Nigerians Without Access To Safe Water – UNICEF
Mozambique: Children drink contaminated water- UNICEF
UNICEF: 2.5m Nigeria Gained Access to Safe Water in Rural Areas
Diabetes Insider
Data Suggests Big Tobacco Should Do More To Educate Public
Diabetes Insider
Now that smoking has finally earned the public health outcry it deserves every country is looking to make significant changes in their tobacco policy. Well, every country, that is, except China where, apparently, they are growing when everyone else is trying to ...
Big Tobacco Values Every Dead Smoker at $7000 - Study's Damning ConclusionModern Readers
Effect Of Smoking On The BodyNigerian Observer
Smoking war is far from won 50 years after government warningFredericksburg.com
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Diabetes Insider
Now that smoking has finally earned the public health outcry it deserves every country is looking to make significant changes in their tobacco policy. Well, every country, that is, except China where, apparently, they are growing when everyone else is trying to ...
Big Tobacco Values Every Dead Smoker at $7000 - Study's Damning Conclusion
Effect Of Smoking On The Body
Smoking war is far from won 50 years after government warning
Times of Malta
WHO urges mass vaccination against measles, other diseases in Ebola areas
Times of Malta
Measles killed around 146,000 people globally in 2013, mostly children under five, or almost 17 deaths an hour. Photo: Reuters/Brian Snyder. The World Health Organisation warned last Friday of a risk of outbreaks of measles, whooping cough and other ...
WHO calls for intensification of routine immunization services in all Ebola ...News-Medical.net
WHO urges mass vaccinations for preventable diseases in Ebola regionsThe Week Magazine
Ebola-affected countries need to intensify routine immunization services - UNindiablooms
Leadership Newspapers
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Times of Malta
Measles killed around 146,000 people globally in 2013, mostly children under five, or almost 17 deaths an hour. Photo: Reuters/Brian Snyder. The World Health Organisation warned last Friday of a risk of outbreaks of measles, whooping cough and other ...
WHO calls for intensification of routine immunization services in all Ebola ...
WHO urges mass vaccinations for preventable diseases in Ebola regions
Ebola-affected countries need to intensify routine immunization services - UN
Threat of drug-resistant malaria parasites
Nigerian Tribune
A new study published online in the 19 February, 2015 edition of the prestigious infectious diseases journal, The Lancet, found that malaria parasites which are resistant to artemisinin drugs have started spreading westward from Southeast Asia. Carried out ...
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Nigerian Tribune
A new study published online in the 19 February, 2015 edition of the prestigious infectious diseases journal, The Lancet, found that malaria parasites which are resistant to artemisinin drugs have started spreading westward from Southeast Asia. Carried out ...
Stuff.co.nz
Will banning skinny models help curb eating disorders?
Stuff.co.nz
WEIGHT DEBATE: Models walk for Paul & Joe, Lanvin, Louis Vuitton and Dior at this month's Paris Fashion Week. Thin is not in. That's the message from the French government as the country's health minister expresses her support for plans to criminalise the ...
Why super-skinny no longer cuts it on the catwalkIrish Independent
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Fashion police going too far?Lethbridge Herald
Youth Health Magzine
SheKnows.com
Shape Magazine
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Stuff.co.nz
WEIGHT DEBATE: Models walk for Paul & Joe, Lanvin, Louis Vuitton and Dior at this month's Paris Fashion Week. Thin is not in. That's the message from the French government as the country's health minister expresses her support for plans to criminalise the ...
Why super-skinny no longer cuts it on the catwalk
In France: Models may be fined $80k for being too skinny
Fashion police going too far?
CNN International
Sierra Leone opposition calls for civil disobedience over VP sacking
swissinfo.ch
FREETOWN (Reuters) - Sierra Leone's main opposition party has called for an indefinite campaign of civil disobedience if the country's sacked vice president is not reinstated within a week, a party leader said on Sunday. Sulaiman Banja Tejan-Sie, Secretary ...
Sierra Leone's President Fired His Vice President and Now All Hell Is Breaking ...VICE News
Sierra Leone Opposition Party to Consider Impeaching President After VP FiredChron.com
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Kansas City Star
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swissinfo.ch
FREETOWN (Reuters) - Sierra Leone's main opposition party has called for an indefinite campaign of civil disobedience if the country's sacked vice president is not reinstated within a week, a party leader said on Sunday. Sulaiman Banja Tejan-Sie, Secretary ...
Sierra Leone's President Fired His Vice President and Now All Hell Is Breaking ...
Sierra Leone Opposition Party to Consider Impeaching President After VP Fired
Ebola Resurfaces in Sierra Leone; 3-Day Lockdown Ordered
Capital OTC
Sleep study shows short naps can improve memory
Brisbane Times
Working: The sleep test indicated why it's important for students to be well-rested. Photo: Getty. A new study has found that, rather than distracting you from your task, a short nap can actually improve memory function. The study, conducted by postgraduate ...
Sleep improves Memory PerformanceAmerican Register
Short Naps Improve Memory PerformanceUniversity Herald
A 45-minute power nap can boost your memory five-fold, study findsMetro
Daily Mail
Zee News
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Brisbane Times
Working: The sleep test indicated why it's important for students to be well-rested. Photo: Getty. A new study has found that, rather than distracting you from your task, a short nap can actually improve memory function. The study, conducted by postgraduate ...
Sleep improves Memory Performance
Short Naps Improve Memory Performance
A 45-minute power nap can boost your memory five-fold, study finds
Zee News
Soaring antibiotic use in animals fuels "super bug" fears
Zee News
Rome: Developing countries are pumping livestock full of antibiotics at such a startling rate that they are dramatically increasing the risk of creating drug-resistant "super bugs", scientists warned on Monday. Antibiotic use in animals is expected to surge by two ...
Soaring antibiotic use in animals fuels "super bug" fears - TRFNReuters Africa
Antibiotics in Meat on the Rise Worldwide: StudyAmerican Register
Study finds growing use of antibiotics in livestock across globeNET Website
Huffington Post
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Zee News
Rome: Developing countries are pumping livestock full of antibiotics at such a startling rate that they are dramatically increasing the risk of creating drug-resistant "super bugs", scientists warned on Monday. Antibiotic use in animals is expected to surge by two ...
Soaring antibiotic use in animals fuels "super bug" fears - TRFN
Antibiotics in Meat on the Rise Worldwide: Study
Study finds growing use of antibiotics in livestock across globe
Daily News & Analysis
Son's diabetes risk depends on mother's age at childbirth, reveals new study
Daily News & Analysis
A new research has revealed that a mom's age at childbirth may affect her baby boy's birth weight as well as his adult glucose metabolism. Image for representational purposes only. A new research has revealed that a mom's age at childbirth may affect her ...
Mom's age at childbirth linked to son's diabetes riskNew Kerala
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Daily News & Analysis
A new research has revealed that a mom's age at childbirth may affect her baby boy's birth weight as well as his adult glucose metabolism. Image for representational purposes only. A new research has revealed that a mom's age at childbirth may affect her ...
Mom's age at childbirth linked to son's diabetes risk
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