Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 26th January 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 26/01/23
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Drug abuse: Why prevention is always better than cure
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Drug abuse: Why prevention is always better than cure
Drug abuse includes the use of any drug or medication for recreational purposes, or to feel good, help with sleep e.t.c. They may have been originally prescribed drugs (medications) for pain, such as following accidents with serious injuries such as Tramadol. They may also be illegal drugs such as cannabis (Indian hemp) or cocaine and
Drug abuse: Why prevention is always better than cure
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Diphtheria: Stakeholders call for closer look at Nigeria’s immunisation programme
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Diphtheria: Stakeholders call for closer look at Nigeria’s immunisation programme
AMIDST a surge in cases of diphtheria in Nigeria, experts have called for a closer look at Nigeria’s vaccination programme to rule out vaccination failure from poor vaccines, health system failures and vaccination hesitancy against DPT, a class of combination vaccines against three infectious diseases in humans: diphtheria, pertussis, and tetanus in Nigeria. Dr Hannah
Diphtheria: Stakeholders call for closer look at Nigeria’s immunisation programme
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Adhere strictly to exclusive breastfeeding, PAN urges nursing mothers
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Adhere strictly to exclusive breastfeeding, PAN urges nursing mothers
THE Paediatric Association of Nigeria (PAN) has advised nursing mothers to adhere strictly to exclusive breastfeeding and necessary vaccination, saying this will reduce major causes of infant mortality and morbidity in the country. The National President of the Association, Dr. Olufemi Ogunrinde, who gave this piece of advice during the 54th Annual General Meeting and
Adhere strictly to exclusive breastfeeding, PAN urges nursing mothers
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‘We receive at least five stroke cases every week at UPTH’
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‘We receive at least five stroke cases every week at UPTH’
A medical expert, Professor Sunday Chinenye says that the incidence of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) like diabetes and stroke continues to increase yearly even as at least five cases of stroke with gloomy outcomes are seen at the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital (UPTH), every week. Professor Chinenye, in a lecture entitled “Non-Communicable Diseases in
‘We receive at least five stroke cases every week at UPTH’
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Olam Agri to raise public health standard with trillion servings of fortified food
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Olam Agri to raise public health standard with trillion servings of fortified food
OLAM Agri has said it is committed to helping to raise the standard of public health as it contributes to meeting the growing demand for healthy foods across the African continent and beyond. Speaking at the recently concluded World Economic Forum (WEF), Ashish Pande, Senior Vice President, Olam Agri, said Olam Agri will deliver 1
Olam Agri to raise public health standard with trillion servings of fortified food
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Why bitter leaf helps to lower blood pressure — Experts
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Why bitter leaf helps to lower blood pressure — Experts
A lot of people avoid taking bitter leaf juice or even using it to prepare meals because every part of the leaf is bitter. It might be unpleasant but its daily intake of Nigeria’s indigenous staples or as a spice in food may help lower blood pressure. In a new study, researchers who systematically assessed
Why bitter leaf helps to lower blood pressure — Experts
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Diphtheria: Many hospital lack resources to diagnose it
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Diphtheria: Many hospital lack resources to diagnose it
Dr. Babatunde Ogunbosi is an infectious disease expert in children. In this interview by SADE OGUNTOLA, he addresses issues surrounding cases of diphtheria in Nigeria and what individuals, communities and the government needs to do to stem the spike in cases of this vaccine-preventable infection in the country. WE are recording cases of diphtheria in
Diphtheria: Many hospital lack resources to diagnose it
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Open letter to INEC/FG on distribution of PVCs
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Open letter to INEC/FG on distribution of PVCs
IT is time to draw the attention of the authorities to the issues that Nigerians are concerned about regarding the distribution of permanent voter cards. As the 2023 presidential, gubernatorial, state House of Assembly and National Assembly elections are fast approaching, the collection of the permanent voter cards has commenced to enable Nigerian citizens to
Open letter to INEC/FG on distribution of PVCs
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Curbing the climate of insecurity
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Curbing the climate of insecurity
A major characteristic that defines Nigeria today is Insecurity. Every Nigerian can testify to the fact that the country is in a state of vulnerability as nowhere is safe, even homes. Pervasive insecurity has become the order of the day in Nigeria. It will be recalled that last year, the country saw one of the
Curbing the climate of insecurity
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How Basel Convention’s technical guidelines can enhance management of e-waste
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How Basel Convention’s technical guidelines can enhance management of e-waste
ELECTRONIC waste also known as e-waste continues to be the fastest-growing form of solid waste globally. Its movement from one country to another in an indiscriminate manner is against the provisions of international law, specifically the Basel Convention, which Nigeria has signed and ratified. The Basel Secretariat in Stockholm, Sweden, through the Basel Conven- tion Coordinating
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