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Spread the loveHealth experts have called for routine scoliosis screening in Nigerian schools, stressing that early detection is critical to preventing severe spinal deformities and improving treatment outcomes among children and adolescents. The experts made the appeal during a health awareness programme focused on spinal health, where they highlighted the…
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Spread the loveThe suspected case of Lassa Fever has killed Dr Abubakar Saleh Moriki and Hamza Abubakar at the Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital (ABUTH) Shika-Zaria and Kauran Wali Clinic in Zaria respectively. According to a source, Dr Moriki died at the hospital on Monday. “The hospital has already liaised…
Spread the loveThe suspected case of Lassa Fever has killed Dr Abubakar Saleh Moriki and Hamza Abubakar at the Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital (ABUTH) Shika-Zaria and Kauran Wali Clinic in Zaria respectively. According to a source, Dr Moriki died at the hospital on Monday. “The hospital has already liaised…
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Spread the loveThe Federal Government has said that more than 26,800 annual deaths in Nigeria have been attributed to tobacco-related diseases even as 4.5 million Nigerians aged 15 and above are tobacco users. This was contained in a statement on Monday, by the Federal Competitive Consumer Protection Commission. In the…
Spread the loveThe Federal Government has said that more than 26,800 annual deaths in Nigeria have been attributed to tobacco-related diseases even as 4.5 million Nigerians aged 15 and above are tobacco users. This was contained in a statement on Monday, by the Federal Competitive Consumer Protection Commission. In the…