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All you need to know about the HPV virus and vaccine

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All you need to know about the HPV virus and vaccine Daily Nation Before the end of September, the government will begin a nationwide campaign to vaccinate young girls aged 10 against the risk of contracting cervical cancer. All you need to know about the HPV virus and vaccine – Daily Nation Source: Nigerian Healthcare Blog […]

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HIV/AIDS activists demand bio-metrics registration for people on ARV treatment

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HIV/AIDS activists demand bio-metrics registration for people on ARV treatment Independent Indy man shares story of living with HIV ahead of National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day FOX 59 Indianapolis View full coverage on Google News HIV/AIDS activists demand bio-metrics registration for people on ARV treatment – Independent Source: Nigerian Healthcare Blog The Academic Clinic The Academic […]

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Vitamin D is good for the bones, but what about the heart?

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Vitamin D is good for the bones, but what about the heart? Medical Xpress Vitamin D plays an important role in overall health, but if you’ve been taking supplements to strengthen your heart, recent research may disappoint you. Vitamin D is good for the bones, but what about the heart? – Medical Xpress Source: Nigerian Healthcare […]

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What is dengue and why is it so widespread?

September 15, 2019September 16, 2019 The Academic Clinic 0

What is dengue and why is it so widespread? The mosquito-borne illness has infected large numbers of people worldwide, particularly in Asia. By: Jenny Vaughan. Dubbed “breakbone fever,” dengue is one of the world’s leading mosquito-borne illnesses and infects tens of millions across the globe annually, especially in Southeast Asia. About half of the […]

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Best supplements for cholesterol: Three supplements proven to lower cholesterol – Express

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Best supplements for cholesterol: Three supplements proven to lower cholesterol Express BEST supplements for cholesterol: High cholesterol is a dangerous precursor to a number of serious health complications. Taking steps to lower cholesterol can … Best supplements for cholesterol: Three supplements proven to lower cholesterol – Express Source: Nigerian Healthcare Blog The Academic Clinic The Academic […]

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DR Congo ex-health minister arrested for embezzling Ebola funds.

September 14, 2019September 14, 2019 The Academic Clinic 0

KINSHASA, Congo (AP) — Police in Congo have detained the former minister of health amid an investigation into the use of Ebola funds as confirmed Ebola deaths rose to near 2,000 and confirmed cases of the virus exceeded 3,000 in the sprawling African nation. Former Minister of Health Oly Ilunga was taken into custody, police […]

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In Ivory Coast, telemedicine revolution proves blessing for heart patients – Independent

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In Ivory Coast, telemedicine revolution proves blessing for heart patients Independent Bouaké, Ivory Coast | AFP | Every time Catherine Coulibaly’s 19-year-old son had to make a routine appointment with the cardiologist for his heart condition, she … In Ivory Coast, telemedicine revolution proves blessing for heart patients – Independent Source: Nigerian Healthcare Blog The Academic […]

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World’s first malaria vaccine released

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The world’s first malaria vaccine is being rolled out in parts of Kenya from Friday, after previously being released in Ghana and Malawi. It will be added to the routine vaccination schedule, and more than 300,000 children are expected to receive the vaccine over the next three years. Malaria kills more than 400,000 people globally […]

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Current Tuberculosis in 2019

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According to Lancet executive summary: “Tuberculosis remains the leading cause of death from an infectious disease worldwide. With the targets of the WHO End TB Strategy set, the need for effective prevention and treatment is even more urgent. Despite the many challenges faced in tuberculosis research, including low capacity for human efficacy testing of vaccines, […]

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Ask Dr. Nandi: New strain of strep causing cases of scarlet fever – WXYZ-TV Detroit | Channel 7

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(WXYZ) — A new more toxic strain of Strep has been discovered. And it’s causing outbreaks of scarlet fever over in Britain. Can we expect it to arrive here in the US? Experts say yes. Let me first start with explaining strep, it’s a group of bacteria known as Group A streptococcus or group A […]

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The prevalence of diabetes in the African region

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The prevalence of diabetes in the African region Open Access Government In this interview, Jean-Marie Dangou from the WHO Regional Office for Africa discusses diabetes in the African region, including lack of access to treatment and … The prevalence of diabetes in the African region – Open Access Government Source: Nigerian Healthcare Blog The Academic Clinic […]

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Telemedicine engages newly postpartum women in cardiovascular monitoring

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Telemedicine engages newly postpartum women in cardiovascular monitoring EurekAlert America has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world. Since cardiovascular disease is the primary cause, researchers have created a blood … Telemedicine engages newly postpartum women in cardiovascular monitoring – EurekAlert Source: Nigerian Healthcare Blog The Academic Clinic The Academic Clinic – Leave Comments

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A little kindness goes a long way for worker performance and health

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A little kindness goes a long way for worker performance and health Science Daily Small gestures of kindness by employers can have big impacts on employees’ health and work performance, according to an international team of researchers. A little kindness goes a long way for worker performance and health – Science Daily Source: Nigerian Healthcare Blog […]

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Ending AIDS is everyone’s business | UNAIDS – UNAIDS

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Feature story Ending AIDS is everyone’s business 10 September 2019 By Gunilla Carlsson, UNAIDS Executive Director, a.i. and Nancy Wildfeir-Field, President of GBCHealth Over the past three decades, AIDS has united the international community in a way that no other health crisis has. The disease galvanized grass-roots groups to fight for the human rights of […]

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