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Poor Equipment Blamed for Spain’s Ebola Outbreak

Health professionals in Madrid have blamed substandard equipment and a failure to follow protocol …

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Expert Tasks FG on Reproductive Health

The President of the Association for Reproductive and Family Health (ARFH), Prof. Oladapo Ladipo h…

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‘Spanish Ebola Nurse Touched Face With Infected Glove’

A Spanish nurse may have become infected with Ebola when she touched her face with a glove as she …

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Israel Steps Up Efforts To Contain Ebola in West Africa

Israel's Agency for International Development Cooperation, (MASHAV) will send three mobile eme…

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Zimbabwe: Nurse Banned in UK Over Fake Zim O'Levels

A ZIMBABWEAN nurse who faked her way to a diploma and a professional register in the UK has been b…

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Namibia: A New World of Health Care

TRADITIONAL health-care systems are in trouble. In the OECD, costly hospitals and clinics dominate…

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Ebola: Spanish Nurse Battles to Live

THE Spanish nurse infected with Ebola is at "serious risk" of dying from the disease aft…

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US, UN Demand for Swift Action Against Ebola

A top us health official yesterday urged swift action to prevent the deadly Ebola virus from becom…

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Britain Tightens Screening of West Africans

BITAIN yesterday said it would start screening travellers coming from Ebola-hit parts of west Afri…

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Battling Bad Breath

  Halitosis commonly known as bad breath is a medical condition that lowers self-esteem …

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‘Why Nigeria Should Focus More On Vaccine Laboratories’

  The President of the Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria( AMLSN), Dr …

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Statement At the World Bank Round Table On Ebola On 9th October, 2014

  Since the first cases of the disease in Sierra Leone in May, over 2500 of our people have…

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Health tip: Reduce Your Risk of Exercise Injury

Getting regular exercise is vital, but it’s equally important to protect yourself against in…

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Hospitals’ High Antibiotic Use May Boost Germs’ Resistance — Study

About half of all United States hospital patients receive antibiotics, and these drugs are commonl…

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Ovarian Cancer DNA Detected in Vaginal Fluid, Researchers Report

Researchers have found it’s possible to detect ovarian cancer gene mutations in vaginal flui…

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U.S. to Toughen Ebola Screening at Airports

 U.S. health officials said on Tuesday they would unveil within days new screening procedures…

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US Ebola patient, Duncan Dies

Thomas Eric Duncan, the first patient to be diagnosed with Ebola outside Africa, died on Wednesday…

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Ebola: 591 Nigerian Health Volunteers For Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea

  Nigerian Volunteers from different health professions numbering up to 591 have offered…

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Breaking News: First person diagnosed with Ebola in U.S. dies in Texas hospital

  The first person diagnosed with Ebola in the United States, Liberian national Thomas E…

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Ebola: Spain Nurse May Have Touched Face With Contaminated Gloves

  A Spanish nurse who is the first person to contract Ebola outside of Africa may have t…

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