Doctors Without Borders (MSF) also treated 136,778 malaria and 13,877 cholera patients in Zamfara.
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The founder noted that the initiative was created in response to long-standing gaps in how women’s health needs are understood, researched and prioritised in policy and investment.
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“Malaria and malnutrition are deeply interconnected. Malaria reduces appetite and food intake…”
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Nigeria has recorded 259 Lassa fever deaths from 1,086 confirmed cases in 2026, with the case-fatality rate at 23.9 per cent, above the 18.6 per cent recorded during the same period in 2025
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