In the intricate landscape of Nigeria’s healthcare, Prof. Muhammad Ali Pate assumes the role of Health Minister.
Author: Lafiya360
The ‘Eris’ Covid variant has emerged as the dominant strain in the US, prompting concerns over rising infection rates. Experts attribute its rapid spread to a potentially advantageous mutation.
World Breastfeeding Week 2023 (WBW) emerges as a momentous global event, resonating with a profound mission – to empower working parents and transform societal norms around breastfeeding.
The agency introduces new food regulations to safeguard Nigerians’ health, targeting the reduction of industrially-produced Trans Fatty Acid (TFAs) and improved food labeling.
A recent study in Frontiers in Immunology reveals positive outcomes in the antibody response to COVID-19 infection and vaccination among individuals living with HIV (PLWH). The research highlights the potential impact of HIV treatment and vaccination on the immune response in this vulnerable population.
AFTER DARKNESS COMES THE GLORIOUS DAWN but Health Sector still in the Shadows.
University of Notre Dame researchers uncover critical link between obesity and severe outcomes in ovarian cancer patients, highlighting the urgency for targeted therapies.
UNICEF launches the Zero Water Campaign, urging exclusive breastfeeding for at least six months. Low adherence contributes to 800,000 child deaths annually.
PEPFAR’s commitment to achieve Abuja Declaration goals in Nigeria by 2030 with 95% of infected persons knowing their status and receiving treatment.
They stressed the importance of inclusivity and supporting affected individuals in their pursuit of meaningful employment.