en-ng-hotdailynews: 2015-04-15 Nigeria Health

Fresh Ebola scare in Lagos rattles hospital
The Guardian Nigeria
Liberia, Sierra Leone gain in Ebola THE management of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) Idi-Araba, Lagos, has refuted reports in the social media that two Chinese nationals allegedly died of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in the hospital. Also, the ...

No Fresh Ebola Cases In Lagos – LASG   Leadership Newspapers
No new Ebola case in Lagos —Govt   Nigerian Tribune
No fresh outbreak of Ebola in Lagos –Govt   Daily Sun
Vanguard
Osun Defender
TV360
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The Punch

Polio: W'Bank approves $200m for Nigeria
The Punch
the World Bank Group's Board of Executive Directors has approved $200m loan to help Nigeria in the fight to eradicate polio and sustain routine immunisation of children under five years and women of reproductive age. In a statement issued on Tuesday, the ...

World Bank financially supports eliminating polio in Nigeria   Vaccine News Daily
World Bank supports Nigeria to end Polio and sustain routine immunization   News Hour (press release) (subscription) (blog)

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NAIJ.COM

What The Colour Of Your Urine Tells About Your Health
NAIJ.COM
Urine isn't something most people talk about. We barely give it more than a passing glance as it swirls out of sight down the toilet bowl. Yet changes in the urine – its colour, odour, and consistency – can provide important clues about the state of your health.
5 instant health warnings from the colour of your urine   Metro
What your urine is telling you   TV3.ie

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The Guardian Nigeria

Achieving an end to the AIDS epidemic: Laying the ground work
The Guardian Nigeria
Idoko-prof TREATMENT AS PREVENTION A LARGE randomised study of treatment as prevention has closed more than three years early after interim analysis of the data showed that antiretroviral treatment reduced the risk of HIV transmission from treated ...

Govt adopts new low-cost HIV monitoring strategies   NewsDay
Proposals for effective control of HIV/AIDS endorsed   Pakistan Observer
Amid Dearth of HIV/AIDS Meds in DRC, Art Program Offers Access and Life ...   Big News Network.com
The Daily Progress
Free Speech Radio News
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Times of India

Sierra Leone: Schools Reopen as Ebola Outbreak Subsides
New York Times
Children in Sierra Leone returned to school on Tuesday after staying home for nine months because of the Ebola outbreak. More than 8,000 schools were reopening, although attendance at many was poor amid some skepticism that the crisis was over.
Doctor returns home after Ebola battle   Stuff.co.nz
Schools reopen to news of post-Ebola football windfall   Sierra Express Media
Ebola continues to pose a global threat – says WHO   Sierra Leone Times
Mashable
Macleans.ca
CNN
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Same Same

Section 19A: "It serves no purpose other than to stigmatise"
Same Same
Victorian Attorney-General, Martin Pakula, has introduced a repeal of Section 19A of the Victorian Crimes Act. This law criminalises people living with HIV for intentionally causing another person to be infected with a serious disease. “It serves no purpose ...

Elizabeth Taylor's Grandkids Carry On Her Work To End AIDS   Queerty
HIV/Aids Anti-Discrimination Law and Essence of Implementation   The Guardian
Victoria moves to repeal HIV-specific law criminalising deliberate infection   The Guardian
ABC Online
The Age
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Airtel Nigeria Supports Poor Orphans, Epilepsy Victims
spyghana.com
Airtel Nigeria's inspiring TV show, Airtel touching lives, has continued to support and encourage citizens and organisations who are making a change in the society. Perhaps Episode 12 of the Airtel touching lives is so far the most inspiring, as Airtel touched ...

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