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Ojoma Akor

Abuja

Health Editor at Daily Trust

Health Editor http@daily_trust , ICFJ fellow | IWMF fellow| IAS media scholar| Multiple Award Winning Journalist #Science #Health #Investigative journo

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  • Sustainability strategies key to withstanding donor funding cuts in health sector –Expert - Daily Trust

    1 week ago | dailytrust.com | Ojoma Akor

    With the backdrop of dwindling donor funding and disruptions across the health sector, a public health finance expert, Olu Alabi, has advised health organisations to adopt strategies that would enable them to withstand such occurrences. Alabi, who is an administrator at the Institute of Human Virology Nigeria (IHVN), gave the advice yesterday during an interview with Daily Trust in Abuja.

  • FG tasks performance officers on quality health service delivery in PHCs

    1 week ago | dailytrust.com | Ojoma Akor

    The National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) has enjoined performance and financial management officers (PFMOs) to put in their best for a stronger primary health care system in the country.

  • FG validates cervical cancer elimination plan

    1 week ago | dailytrust.com | Ojoma Akor

    The National Task Force on Cervical Cancer Elimination (NTF-CCE) has, in collaboration with stakeholders, validated the costed National Cervical Cancer Elimination Plan.

  • Medical tourism: US govt, experts commit to bridge gaps in diagnostic capacities in Nigeria

    2 weeks ago | dailytrust.com | Ojoma Akor

    The United States government and stakeholders in the health sector have committed to  collaborating with Nigeria towards bridging gaps in diagnostic capacities and quality health services delivery in the country. They made this known yesterday  in Abuja  during the launch of the medical imaging programme and  equipment of Cassona Global Imaging Nigeria  Ltd  in collaboration with the United States Mission in Nigeria.

  • world hypertension day: Young Nigerians under burden of hypertension

    3 weeks ago | dailytrust.com | Ojoma Akor

    The number of young adults suffering from high blood pressure, also known as hypertension in Nigeria, is rising by the day, findings by Weekend Trust has revealed. Often thought to be a disease of older adults or the elderly, studies have shown that younger adults within the ages of 18 to 45 years are increasingly coming down with high blood pressure in the country.

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