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Kwara trains healthcare workers on integrated maternal healthcare
By Mosunmola Ayobami, Kwara About 440 primary healthcare workers across the sixteen local government areas of Kwara State have been trained on integrated maternal and newborn child health under the Saving One Million Lives Programme of the Federal Government. The training covers integrated maternal, newborn and child health, immunization, family planning, treatment of children with fever, antenatal and more. Speaking with…
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‘206,659 beneficiaries have enrolled in Osun Health Insurance Scheme’
By Deborah Oladejo, Osogbo Chairman of the Governing Board of Osun Health Insurance Scheme (OHIS), Mr Adeoye Adelakun said no fewer than 206, 659 beneficiaries have enrolled under the scheme since its commencement. Adelakun, who disclosed this while speaking with journalists in Osogbo on Tuesday said the scheme started with the enrollment of public servants in May, 2019. He noted…
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Health Minister appoints LAUTECH Dean into NMCN board
Health Minister, Dr. Ehanire Osagie, has approved the appointment of Prof. Bayo Lawal Ajibade, Dean, Faculty of Nursing Science at the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomoso, into the Governing Board of the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN). In a letter dated December 29, 2021 and signed on his behalf by the Director of Hospital Services in…
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Re-imagining medicine in Africa: How Azeez Balogun is transforming patient access to essential medicines
In Africa, where healthcare disparities continue to limit access to essential medicines, one individual stands at the forefront of innovation and transformation: Azeez Balogun. With over eight years of experience in pharmaceutical sales and a deep commitment to healthcare accessibility, Azeez is re-imagining how essential medicines reach the people who need them the most. His visionary approach, which combines patient-centred…
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Reimagining medicine in Africa: How Oluwaseyi Alli is leading the charge for patient access to life-saving oncology, cardiovascular treatments
By Dayo Akin In Africa, where healthcare access remains one of the greatest challenges, millions of patients face the grim reality of preventable deaths due to lack of access to life-saving medications. The rising burden of cancer and cardiovascular diseases has further exposed systemic gaps in the availability and affordability of essential medicines. While global pharmaceutical companies continue to introduce…
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