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Bridging Gap: Transforming Maternal, Newborn, Child Health - Vimarsana News

Bridging Gap: Transforming Maternal, Newborn, Child Health

Bridging Gap: Transforming Maternal, Newborn, Child Health

Youth HIV testing rose to 80% in two years, says NIMR - Vimarsana News

Youth HIV testing rose to 80% in two years, says NIMR

He explained that the study began in 2018 with funding from the National Institute of Health, to investigate the increase of HIV self-testing uptake among Nigerians.

Young Nigerians embracing HIV testing, according to research — NIMR – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Young Nigerians embracing HIV testing, according to research — NIMR – Opinion Nigeria

The Director, of National Community and the Special Public Health, Federal Ministry of Health, Dr. Nwaokewuya Peter, stressed the need to properly engage the youth and support them to contribute to the response in achieving an HIV and AIDS free nation.

How to improve cancer survival in Nigeria - Vimarsana News

How to improve cancer survival in Nigeria

Prof. Ifeoma Okoye is an oncologist and radiologist. The cancer expert in this interview speaks on emerging issues/challenges on cancer diagnosis, treatment and care in Nigeria.CHUKWUMA MUANYA writes. What are the latest figures on cancer in Nigeria. How many Nigerians are living with cancer today? How many Nigerians have died of cancer in 2023? Cancer […]

"None of her granddaughters will have to experience this": Cervical cancer in Nigeria - Vimarsana News

"None of her granddaughters will have to experience this": Cervical cancer in Nigeria

Nigeria is about to roll out the HPV vaccine to millions of girls. Nobody knows better what that will spare them than the patients and survivors for whom the vaccine came too late.

Source: gavi.org