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Oyo State Acts Fast After Lassa Fever Case Confirmed
Health & Wellness5h ago

Oyo State Acts Fast After Lassa Fever Case Confirmed

After confirming a Lassa fever case, Oyo State's health team jumped into action with contact tracing, safety monitoring, and public education to protect residents. Officials say the preventable and treatable disease is under control with early detection systems now on high alert.

Premium Times Nigeria2 min read
Nigeria Launches Plan to Protect Doctors From Lassa Fever
Community HeroesMar 11

Nigeria Launches Plan to Protect Doctors From Lassa Fever

Nigeria's health agencies are teaming up to shield healthcare workers from Lassa fever as cases rise during transmission season. A new 30-day action plan focuses on infection prevention in the hardest-hit regions.

AllAfrica - Health2 min read
Nigeria Deploys Dialysis Machines to Fight Lassa Fever
SolutionsFeb 21

Nigeria Deploys Dialysis Machines to Fight Lassa Fever

Nigeria is sending life-saving dialysis equipment to five states battling Lassa fever, giving doctors new tools to save patients facing kidney complications. The machines arrived through partnerships between health agencies and corporate donors who recognized the urgent need.

Premium Times Nigeria2 min read
Nigeria Builds 32 Emergency Health Centers to Stop Outbreaks
Health & WellnessFeb 19

Nigeria Builds 32 Emergency Health Centers to Stop Outbreaks

Nigeria now has functional emergency health centers in 86% of its states, a massive leap forward in protecting millions from disease outbreaks. After battling Ebola, cholera, and Lassa fever for decades, the country is finally getting ahead of the next health crisis.

AllAfrica - Health3 min read
West Africa Launches Plan for Lassa Fever Vaccine Access
SolutionsFeb 5

West Africa Launches Plan for Lassa Fever Vaccine Access

West African countries just unveiled a historic roadmap to ensure everyone can access Lassa fever vaccines once they're approved. With the first vaccine expected within five years, the region is preparing now so no one gets left behind.

Premium Times Nigeria3 min read