2015年9月14日 星期一

2015-09-15 Nigeria Health


The Nation Newspaper
   
UNTH Doctors vows to continue ten weeks old strike   
The Nation Newspaper
The Association of Resident Doctors (ARD), University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH) has vowed to continue its indefinite strike until the hospital yields to their demands. In a communique issued in Ibadan by the President of ARD, Dr Ugwuoke Aloy ...

Patients Groan As UNTH Medical Services Remain Paralysed   AllAfrica.com
Enugu's UNTH resident doctors vow to continue 10-month strike indefinitely   Naija247news
UNTH doctors vow to continue 10 weeks old strike   WorldStage

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WorldStage
   
Nigeria: FG to partner local manufacturers on drugs to fight hypertension   
WorldStage
WorldStage Newsonline—As part of efforts to fighting hypertension in Nigeria, the Federal Government has decided to look inward by working closely with local private drug manufacturers to make anti-hypertensive drugs available and affordable to Nigerians.
FG to partner private sector against hypertension   The Nation Newspaper

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Vanguard
   
Advocates optimistic Buhari will redeem inherited health pledges   
Daily Trust
Health advocates are looking to the Buhari administration to fulfil Nigeria's health pledges the same way it is tackling problems of insecurity inherited from previous administrations. Top on the list is Nigeria's pledge to commit 15% of its annual ...
Brand Buhari's Encounter With Diogenes (II)   AllAfrica.com

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Vanguard
   
HIV: NACA commences preventive therapies   
Vanguard
The National Agency for the Control of AIDS, NACA, has said Nigeria will soon commence the Pre – Exposure Prophylaxis, PrEP, and Treatment as Prevention, TasP, therapies for reduction and suppression of the rate of HIV infection especially on couples.
Quintana Roo leads country in new AIDS cases   Riviera Maya News
HIV Counseling: Accessibility Is Key   Pharmacy Times

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Vanguard
   
Child mortality plunges 53% worldwide   
Vanguard
The World Health Organisation, WHO, has announced a significant reduction of over 53 percent in child mortality even as it regretted that the global Millennium Development Goal, MDG, target for child survival was missed by a wide margin. A new report ...
How Can Sub-Saharan Africa Reduce Child Mortality?   ThinkProgress
More African Children Live Beyond Five Years   AllAfrica.com

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Economic diversification- inevitable but pricy   
BusinessDay
It has been established by various experts that Nigeria, Africa's largest economy with a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of about N110 trillion has an infrastructure deficit. Although Nigeria is Africa's largest economy but it is not the Africa's largest ...

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ynaija
   
Discovery with Glory: How to handle depression   
ynaija
I have agonized about releasing this particular VLog because it takes me back to a really dark place in my life. But I realize that one of the aims of this VLog is sincerity. ad server. A lot of people look at me today and think 'ohhhh….Glory is such ...

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Bulletin Leader
   
Social Media Obsession May Cause Teen Anxiety, Depression   
Bulletin Leader
The suggestion is that the pressure teenagers feel around social media can cause anxiety and depression, which may lead to poor sleep quality, exacerbating the problem. For the study, researchers collected and analyzed data from 467 teenagers.
Social media 'pressuring' mental health   Fx Report Daily
Social media-related lack of sleep leads to depression   Lid Time - Weird News, Entertainment, News Headlines (blog)

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The Nation Newspaper
   
Fear of MERS   
The Nation Newspaper
Nigerian pilgrims to Saudi Arabia for this year's Hajj cannot be too careful, following the news of an outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS)-CoV, which has claimed about 513 lives so far. Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Health said the country ...
More MERS in 3 Saudi cities as WHO recaps mission   CIDRAP

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Daily Mail
   
Cancer patient implanted with an Australian manufactured 3D printed sternum ...   
Daily Mail
A patient suffering from cancer has successfully been implanted with a titanium 3D-printed sternum and rib cage, designed by an Australian company. The operation which was the first of its kind in the world was conducted to help a Spanish patient, 54 ...
Surgeons Implant 3D Printed Sternum and Rib Cage in Spanish Cancer Patient   Azom.com
3D Printed Rib Cage: Tech Firm Creates Replacement Rib Cage For Spanish Cancer ...   The Inquisitr
Patient receives world's first 3D printed rib cage and sternum implant   Geek
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Newsy   
Financial Express   
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