With $1.3bn, Nigeria can end malaria for children under-5
With 3.1 percent of the 2022 budget, $1.3 billion, Nigeria could acquire complete doses of the RTS, S/AS01 malaria vaccine...
- Wednesday, June 10, 2026
BusinessDay
With 3.1 percent of the 2022 budget, $1.3 billion, Nigeria could acquire complete doses of the RTS, S/AS01 malaria vaccine...
Stakeholders in the public and private health sectors have advocated stiffer penalties for manufacturers and distributors of poor-quality maternal medicines...
Africa is seeing a surge in outbreaks of diseases that can be averted with vaccines over the past year, the...
The Lagos State Ministry of Health has partnered with Godrej Nigeria Limited, an insecticide maker in its bid to enhance...
Jand2gidi, a bourgeoning logistics firm co-founded by Kikelomo Fola-Ogunniya and Ujama Akpata is eyeing more investments in the delivery business...
Kamala Harris, Vice President of the United States has tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday, underscoring the persistence of the...
EHA Clinics has made its debut sequencing of the genetics of the COVID-19 virus, analysing positive samples with Oxford Nanopore...
Nigerians are increasingly getting worried over the risk of exposure to malaria parasites when seeking care within hospitals wards that...
The lack of organisation and synergy in the referral system operated at different levels of healthcare facilities in Nigeria is...
Pharmaceutical companies in Nigeria are more interested in trading than investing in research and development of drugs, therapies, and treatments,...