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FG, US-CDC Boost Dengue Surveillance Amid Edo Outbreaks Nigerian health officials and US-CDC strengthen dengue surveillance.
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FG, US-CDC Boost Dengue Surveillance Amid Edo Outbreaks

Korede Abdullah September 18, 2025 0
LAGOS, Nigeria – The Federal Government and the United States Centre for Disease Control (US-CDC) have strengthened...
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Lassa Fever Kills 162 Nigerians in 2025, Fatality Soars – NCDC Health workers respond as Lassa fever kills 162 Nigerians in 2025
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Lassa Fever Kills 162 Nigerians in 2025, Fatality Soars – NCDC

Mirian Gom September 17, 2025 0
ABUJA, Nigeria – Lassa fever has killed 162 Nigerians in 2025, with the fatality rate soaring to...
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Ebola Resurfaces: Nigeria Must Prioritise Preparedness – Expert Warns

Korede Abdullah September 14, 2025 0
ABUJA, Nigeria – As Ebola resurfaces in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Nigerian health officials are...
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