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Reps panel canvasses subsidy on malaria drugs - Vimarsana News

Reps panel canvasses subsidy on malaria drugs

Mr Ogar stated that malaria is causing havoc in the country, hence, urgent intervention from the government is needed.

Reps advocates for subsidy on malaria drugs amid rising infections - Vimarsana News

Reps advocates for subsidy on malaria drugs amid rising infections

The House of Representatives has advocated for the subsidisation of malaria drugs in Nigeria, and even making them freely available at all Government Health Centres. | Pulse Nigeria

Source: pulse.ng
Reps want FG to subsidise malaria drugs - Vimarsana News

Reps want FG to subsidise malaria drugs

I am concerned by the havoc malaria is wrecking on our populace and we are going to push and advocate that malaria drugs be subsidised if not made free at all government health centres. It is no rocket science that most Nigerians are affected by malaria and yet, drugs are not readily available, while the ones available are very exorbitant. 

Cambodia sees sharp rise in dengue fever cases, with 38 deaths in first 9 months - Vimarsana News

Cambodia sees sharp rise in dengue fever cases, with 38 deaths in first 9 months

PHNOM PENH (Xinhua): Cambodia had recorded 21,568 dengue fever cases in the first nine months of 2023, a significant rise of 184 per cent from 7,597 cases over the same period last year, a health official said on Thursday (Oct 5).

ACOMIN urges govt to address skilled manpower shortage, infrastructure gap in health sector - Vimarsana News

ACOMIN urges govt to address skilled manpower shortage, infrastructure gap in health sector

The Civil Society in Malaria Control, Immunization and Nutrition (ACOMIN) has urged the federal government to address the problem of shortage of skilled manpower and infrastructure gap in the health sector in order to reverse the nation's poor health indices.