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WHO Launches Emergency Response as Mpox Outbreak Worsens in DRC

WHO Launches Emergency Response as Mpox Outbreak Worsens in DRC

The World Health Organization (WHO) has launched an emergency response to combat the resurgence of the Mpox virus (also known as monkeypox) in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). With over 18,000 cases and 500 deaths reported, the DRC has become the epicenter of the outbreak, with a disproportionate 70% of cases affecting children. Amidst the ongoing insurgency in the DRC, the WHO is working to adapt its strategies to reach conflict-hit regions. Dr. Samuel Boland, incident manager for Mpox at the WHO Regional Office for Africa, stated that they are utilizing alternative methods, such as radio broadcasts, to reach…
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Halifax to host DAM Global Summit Against Malaria in 2025 (See Details)

Halifax to host DAM Global Summit Against Malaria in 2025 (See Details)

Plans are on for the maiden edition of the Drum Against Malaria (DAM) Global Summit in Halifax, Canada. The summit, a three-day programme, is scheduled to hold from April 25 to 27 next year (2025). The high point of the summit will be on April 25, the World Malaria Day. Organisers of the summit hope to use the opportunity to create awareness on the menace of Malaria in Africa, and the efforts of groups and non-governmental organisations (NGO) in the fight. The summit will also shade more light on various advocacies, and interventions by the organisers in the provision of…
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Objectives on infrastructure development set by the ECK Foundation for the Millennium.

Objectives on infrastructure development set by the ECK Foundation for the Millennium.

Particularly in these trying times, infrastructure development continues to be the primary factor in improving people's lives and state of health. Giving lives the full attention they need to improve and live longer is essential to putting human society back on the path to greatness. Economically speaking, human civilization must flourish in areas with robust supplies of the social amenities that significantly improve and sustain quality of life. The Eck Foundation was founded with this idea in mind to better assist you. Health is riches, and we care more about improving it than the pyramids of Egypt. There is a…
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Dr. Elizabeth Gets Recognition After Her Hospital Records 12 Years Without A Death Incident

Dr. Elizabeth Gets Recognition After Her Hospital Records 12 Years Without A Death Incident

Reputable physician Hon. Dr. Elizabeth Ndidiamaka Obioma has been awarded a well-earned prize by the Advocacy for the Rights of Patients and the Aged Person in Nigeria initiative (ARPAPN) for being an exceptional patient supporter in Nigeria. Hon. Dr. Obioma, the CEO/Director of the Abuja Unity Hospital, has gained the respect of many Nigerians for her intercessory role in improving medical practice. She has also won outstanding patient supporter in Nigeria for her selflessness and her dedication to making sure that Nigerians receive the proper medical attention, regardless of status, tribe, or creed. Not because she is flawless or superior…
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Dying from lack of medicines in Africa

Dying from lack of medicines in Africa

Approximately 1.6 million Africans died of malaria, tuberculosis and HIV-related illnesses in 2022. These diseases can be prevented or treated with timely access to appropriate and affordable medicines, vaccines and other health services. But less than 2% of drugs consumed in Africa are produced on the continent, meaning that many sick patients do not have access to locally produced drugs and may not afford to buy the imported ones. Without access to medicines, Africans are susceptible to the three big killer diseases on the continent: malaria, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS. Globally, 50% of children under five who die of pneumonia, diarrhoea,…
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