Edo State health authorities have confirmed 30 Lassa fever cases with six fatalities across several local government areas. Officials urge residents to seek early treatment and avoid self-medication as surveillance and response efforts continue.
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Edo State Government has dismissed claims linking a child’s death at UBTH to the measles-rubella vaccine, urging the public to remain calm.
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Edo State confirms a Lassa fever outbreak with 29 cases and six deaths. Authorities activate emergency response and urge residents to adopt preventive measures.
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India increases surveillance and bat testing in West Bengal after two Nipah virus cases are confirmed among healthcare workers.
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Healthcare workers warn that drug shortages in public hospitals are worsening, affecting patient treatment and care nationwide.
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The UN has warned of rising humanitarian needs worldwide due to ongoing conflicts, climate impacts, and economic instability.
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Doctors in Edo State have commenced a warning strike over unpaid allowances, welfare concerns, and poor working conditions in public hospitals.
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Edo State NewsHealthInfrastructure
Edo Health Workers Call for Improved Welfare and Better Working Conditions
Health workers in Edo State are calling for improved welfare, better working conditions, and upgraded facilities in public health institutions.
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WHO has warned of rising seasonal influenza cases worldwide, urging countries to strengthen surveillance, vaccination, and public health responses.
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Edo State NewsHealthInfrastructure
Edo Government Announces Plans to Upgrade Primary Healthcare Centres Across the State
Edo State Government has announced plans to upgrade primary healthcare centres across the state to improve access to quality medical services, especially in rural areas.

