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Drug-resistant infections kill 2 every minute — WHO (opens the original)
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Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is killing about one million people every year, with drug-resistant infections now claiming two lives every minute, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned. Acting Director of the Antimicrobial Resistance Department, WHO, Dr Jean-Pierre Nyemazi, disclosed this at a press conference to mark the exhibition, “AMR: The Human Stories Behind a Silent Pandemic,” at the European Parliament in Brussels. The exhibition, organised by WHO and European Parliament member
Pharmacy opens Lumina, invites Nigerians to health contest (opens the original)
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OneHealth is inviting Nigerians nationwide to take part in its Lumina Creator Contest. Participants are to create content that helps more Nigerians discover and understand Lumina, OneHealth’s AI-powered health assistant, is now open to the general public rather than students alone. The healthcare platform said the Lumina works entirely inside WhatsApp, no separate app, no account. “It helps users navigate everyday health questions at any hour: understanding a medication, figuring out which produ
Childhood cancer (opens the original)
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Every year, an estimated 400,000 children and adolescents aged 0 to 19 develop cancer globally. Yet for many of them, a cancer diagnosis is not necessarily a death sentence. In countries where comprehensive childhood cancer services are available, more than 80 per cent of affected children can be cured. But in most low- and middle-income countries, fewer than 30 per cent survive. The wide gap is not simply about the nature of the disease. It is also about whether a child is diagnosed early, rece
Nigeria among worst-hit countries as cholera deaths rise 30% (opens the original)
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Nigeria was among the countries worst hit by cholera globally in 2025, with 548 deaths recorded from 24,354 reported cases, as worldwide deaths from the preventable disease rose by about 30 per cent, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has said. WHO’s latest global disease surveillance report showed that 7,870 people died from cholera in 2025, the highest annual toll reported to the organisation since 1999, despite 451,499 cases being recorded across 47 countries. Nigeria, Angola, Bangladesh, De
Cholera deaths rise 30% as Nigeria among worst hit countries (opens the original)
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Nigeria is among seven countries that accounted for about 90 per cent of cholera cases and deaths reported globally in 2025, as the World Health Organisation (WHO) raised the alarm over a sharp rise in deaths from the preventable disease. WHO’s latest global disease surveillance report, released on Tuesday, showed that 7,870 people died from cholera in 2025, a 30 per cent increase from the previous year, despite 451,499 cases being reported across 47 countries. The death toll was the highest ann
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