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Private hospitals drive record TB detections in FY23, public sector lagged in performance in Rajasthan, Maharashtra - Vimarsana News

Private hospitals drive record TB detections in FY23, public sector lagged in performance in Rajasthan, Maharashtra

The data available on Nikshay, the Indian information technology system for the management of TB cases, indicated a significant shift of private healthcare providers emerging as the key drivers, for the first time exceeding the public sector's contribution.

A'Ibom First Lady seeks collaboration in fight against tropical - Vimarsana News

A'Ibom First Lady seeks collaboration in fight against tropical

Mrs Patience Eno, has called for collaboration among critical stakeholders in the fight against Neglected Tropical Diseases in Nigeria. 

Pakistan has highest hepatitis C burden in world: PKLI BoG chairman - Vimarsana News

Pakistan has highest hepatitis C burden in world: PKLI BoG chairman

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has the highest hepatitis C burden in the world with approximately 9.8 million cases with the disease. To identify the ones having the virus, the country needs to screen the...

NTDs: Delta government calls for massive, public awareness - Vimarsana News

NTDs: Delta government calls for massive, public awareness

The State Coordinator, NTDs Elimination Programme, Vincent Anighora, made the call in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday in Asaba.

Relief as joint efforts curb river blindness in FCT, Plateau and Niger - Vimarsana News

Relief as joint efforts curb river blindness in FCT, Plateau and Niger

As of 2018, “Nigeria [was] the most endemic country in the world for river blindness, accounting for as much as 40% of the global disease burden,” according to Frank Richards, senior advisor to the Carter Center’s River Blindness Elimination Program.