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The World Health Organisation (WHO) has advised countries to adhere strictly to the COVID safety protocols such as the use of face masks, social distancing and hand-washing to curb the fast spread of the BA.2; one of the three sublineages…

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has reported that the weekly number of Covid-19 cases in Africa has "dropped considerably" and the number of deaths has also fallen, for the first time since the peak of the fourth wave sparked by the…

The World Health Organisation has called for more investments in Nigerian health system. READ ALSO: WHO commends Nigeria’s health sector investment The call was made by the WHO County Representative in Nigeria, Dr. Walter Mulombo at…

World Health Organisation -WHO yesterday announced the recently discovered B.1.1.529 strain of the coronavirus disease that was detected in Southern Africa as a variant of concern. READ ALSO: WHO to assess new Covid-19 variant This…

World Health Organization meets on Friday to valuate a new variant detected in South Africa that is feared to be the worst Covid-19 variant yet identified. READ ALSO: WHO hails health Journalists for quick COVID-19 reportage This…

World Health Organisation -WHO appreciates the Association of Nigeria Health Journalists -ANHEJ, that they have done a lot in the area of educating, mobilising, and creating awareness on COVID-19 to Nigeria populace. The…

The World Health Organisation (WHO) says it has distributed assorted Infectious Prevention Control (IPC) materials to 42 Primary Healthcare Centres in Adamawa State. READ ALSO: WHO Endorses world’s First Malaria Vaccine This was…

An expert of WHO and medical Practitioner, Dr. Eyitayo Emmanuel, in Ado Ekiti, disclosed on Tuesday during a stakeholders’ meeting, to sensitise the public on the coming special polio vaccine that would be administered on children below…

The World Health Organisation (WHO) says exposure to air pollution puts individuals at a greater possibility of developing a severe infection of COVID-19, noting that the quality of the air we breathe will be a major risk factor for acute…

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has said there is no scientific evidence to proof that COVID-19 vaccine can affect menstruation or interfere with fertility in both men and women. READ ALSO:World Patient Safety Day: WHO calls for…