The 10th IAS Conference on HIV Science , kicked off in Mexico with global experts calling for urgent action to address the health needs of millions of people affected by humanitarian crises.
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Osagie unveils HIV/AIDS protest exhibition - The Nation NewspaperThe Nation’s Evelyn Osagie has unveiled an online photo advocacy exhibition, tagged: WETINiSABI.The multimedia exhibition, which seeks to create...
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AIDS: Society Advocates Compulsory HIV Test For Pregnant WomenMr Ikenna Nwakamma, 1st Co Chairman, Coalition of Civil Society Network on HIV/AIDS in Nigeria (CCSNHAN) on Saturday called for compulsory HIV test for pregnant women in all hospitals. Nwakamma told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that imposition of user fees by healthcare providers was responsible for staggered HIV screening of pregnant women. He […] Long overdue, it is part of the procedure to follow in western world. That way we can save children coming into this world with illness.
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Major health stories in the news last week - Premium Times NigeriaHigh rate of HIV in Nigerian prisons and a dire shortage of decent toilets were some of the top news
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JUST IN: 48m Nigerians at risk of river blindness - Expert – Daily TrustAn Ophthalmologist, Dr. Valentina Ideh, has raised the alarm that about 40 million Nigerians are at risk of contracting river blindness...
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MPC: Current developments favour rate cut – Experts – Daily TrustExperts have told Daily Trust that only two possible policy decisions are open to members of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) when they meet today and tomorrow: they can vote to either maintain policy rates at the current levels or reduce them. The head of research at FSDH …
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