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Commissioner Decries Rise In TB Cases In Plateau - The Street Journal

Commissioner Decries Rise In TB Cases In Plateau - The Street Journal
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Commissioner decries rise in TB cases in Plateau

Plateau health commissioner, Dr Nimkong Ndam, on Friday expressed worry over the rise in cases of Tuberculosis (TB) in the state. Ndam spoke at a sensitisation and screening to mark the 2023 World Tuberculosis Day, in Gyel, Jos South Local Government Area. Represented by the Director of Public Health, Dr Mafwalal Masok, Ndam said that

Commissioner: TB cases on the rise in Plateau -- over 10k recorded in 2022

Commissioner: TB cases on the rise in Plateau -- over 10k recorded in 2022
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Two dead, 21 cases recorded in Plateau cholera outbreak

Two dead, 21 cases recorded in Plateau cholera outbreak
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44,000 persons receive first jab of AstraZeneca vaccine in Plateau

[FILES] PlateauThe Commissioner for Health in Plateau, Dr Nimkong Ndam, says that 44,000 persons have so far received the first jab of the AstraZeneca vaccine in the state. Ndam, who disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday in Jos, said that the state had stopped administering the first dose of the vaccine. x He said that the administration of the second dose of the vaccine would commence on June 13. He said that this would mark an interval of three months after the first set of the vaccine was received and administered. “The state chose an interval of three months between when the administration of the first dose ended and the start of the second dose.

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