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Nigerian, Others Emerge Top Three in Global Health Award At COP28

Nigerian, Others Emerge Top Three in Global Health Award At COP28
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Nigerian, others emerge top three in global health award at COP28

“The awards underscore the belief of Mohamed bin-Zayed, President of the UAE, that no one should suffer from a preventable disease.”

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Now that WHO has approved malaria vaccine: Which way Nigeria? - By:

Now that WHO has approved malaria vaccine: Which way Nigeria? - By:
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Now that WHO has approved malaria vaccine: Which way Nigeria?

The World Health Organisation (WHO), on Wednesday, Oct. 6, recommended the use of the first-ever produced malaria vaccine, the RTS, S or AS01. The vaccine is an immunological approach against the plasmodium parasite. | Pulse Nigeria

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