Ebola: Ogun isolates 3 travellers from Guinea
Commissioner for Health says there is no Ebola in the state.
Commissioner for Health says there is no Ebola in the state.
The doctor also condemns the sack of resident doctors by the Nigerian Government.
Healthcare wastes combined with municipal wastes and disposed at open dumps could spread Ebola.
“We should stop unhygienic practices of urinating in public and defaecating in public because those are body fluids and waste ...
Kwara has also set up a seven-man committee in each of the 16 local government areas of the state
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The diocese also announced the prohibition of group prayer sessions that involved touching and praying over unknown sicknesses.
The Minister of Health says a Nigerian scientist provided a drug, Nanosilver, that could help in treatment of the disease.
Four people, including the Liberian-American who brought the Ebola virus into Nigeria, have died in Lagos since the disease was ...
MSF says more experts are needed to tackle the Ebola outbreak.
Rwanda is scheduled to play Nigeria on September 6.
Possible casts for the short film include Toyin Aimakhu Johnson and Kunle Afolayan.
Three people have died from the Ebola Virus Disease in Nigeria.
Sierra Leone and Guinea are among the countries worst hit by the outbreak of the Ebola epidemic.
Mr. Maku attributed reports about doctors claim to elements trying to slander Nigeria.
Patients were discharged from the hospital.
NCH asks NMA to contribute its quota to curtailing the virus.
“We want to also emphasise on personal hygiene, use of hand sanitisers and other remedial measures that will stop the ...
Waivers can only be issued by the Ministry of Health.
The Nigerian health minister says Patrick Sawyer’s action has placed unnecessary stress on Nigeria’s health system.
“It’s unfortunate that one mad man brought the Ebola to us, but we have to contain it.”
The government will also meet transport unions on Tuesday.
Mr. Maku says people infected with the disease should not be stigmatised.
95 per cent of those currently affected by the virus in Nigeria are doctors,
The commissioner said a suspected patient was not quarantined.
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