High operating cost across health facilities, drug import costs, and persistent brain drain are keeping medical inflation high in Nigeria,
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The Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) has called off its nationwide strike, ending an industrial action that kept public health
read more JOHESU suspends nationwide strike after 84 days following agreement with FG
The WHO confirmed that 12 doctors, nurses and paramedics were killed in a strike late Friday on the Bourj Qalaouiyeh Primary Healthcare Centre
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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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