
High operating cost across health facilities, drug import costs, and persistent brain drain are keeping medical inflation high in Nigeria,
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High operating cost across health facilities, drug import costs, and persistent brain drain are keeping medical inflation high in Nigeria,
read more Nigeria’s health inflation surges on brain drain, high operating costs, import reliance

Mr Salako attributed the progress to strategic expansion of diagnostic networks, especially the GeneXpert network, which has increased from 32 machines in 2012 to 527 in 2026, and TB-TrueNAT capacity, which grew from 39 units in 2013 to 372 units.
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Mr Aborisade noted that while significant gains have been made in HIV treatment, sustaining them will depend on increased collaboration between governments, civil society, and implementing partners.
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Ultimate Health HMO said on Tuesday it is adopting the Group, Individual and Family Social Health Insurance Programme (GIFSHIP) as
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The aim of the dialogue is to identify practical pathways for accelerating progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related to maternal and newborn survival.
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India has remained a leading destination for Nigerian medical tourists, driven primarily by affordability, advanced technology, and faster access to
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According to the researchers, dozens of hazardous substances were detected, with some synthetic fibres showing particularly high levels of chemical signatures.
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The rollout, which will begin in eight states – Anambra, Ebonyi, Gombe, Kwara, Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Benue, and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT)- is part of efforts to expand access to innovative HIV prevention options.
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The director general of the National Agency for the Control of AIDS,Temitope Ilori,has clarified that the newly introduced long-acting HIV
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The victims included 13 children, two female nurses, one male doctor, and several patients receiving care at the facility.
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