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COVID-19: Fake vaccines now in circulation, FG raises alarm

COVID-19: Fake vaccines now in circulation, FG raises alarm On By Omeiza Ajayi The Federal Government has raised the alarm over the circulation of fake COVID-19 vaccines in the country, warning Nigerians of dangerous consequences should they resort to taking such uncertified jab. It added that following the recent certification given by the National Agency for Food Drug Administration and Control NAFDAC for the use of AstraZeneca vaccines, Nigeria is set to receive four million doses of the vaccine as part of efforts to stem the wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. This was as government said preliminary evidence before it shows that the second wave of the pandemic was gradually easing out, but warned Nigerians against complacency.

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Ebola toll hits four in DR Congo

Four people have died from Ebola in the latest outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Officials say people have been resisting measures to contain the disease, and hence, the number has increased. Since the epidemic's resurgence this month, DR Congo has registered six Ebola cases. Of these, four people have lost their lives. The Ebola virus is transmitted to people through infected animals. Human transmission is through bodily fluids with the main symptoms being fevers, vomiting, bleeding and diarrhoea.

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Major health stories published last week | Premium Times Nigeria

4 min read The COVID-19 virus has infected over 100 million people and caused over two million deaths globally. Nigeria has recorded over 150,000 infections and 1,831 deaths as of February 21. Scientists have successfully developed vaccines proven to be effective against the virus. Some countries have also began the vaccination of their citizens against the deadly virus. Amidst the pandemic, there is also a setback in the fight against Ebola as more countries are reporting new cases. Nigeria, however, said it has put several measures in place to prevent and mitigate the impact of a potential Ebola outbreak in the country. Here is a round-up of some of the health stories which made headlines last week.

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Ebola case reported in the Kankan region of Guinea - Outbreak News Today

Ebola case reported in the Kankan region of Guinea - Outbreak News Today
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Ebola in Guinea: ALIMA prepares to respond to the country s first outbreak since 2016 - Guinea

Ebola in Guinea: ALIMA prepares to respond to the country’s first outbreak since 2016 Format Following the confirmation of several people infected with the Ebola Virus Disease in Guinea’s N’Zérékoré region, an emergency response team from ALIMA (The Alliance for International Medical Action) is already on the ground working with national and local authorities to conduct a needs assessment of the health structures and communities in the affected area, and prepare for an eventual support to the response. “Our team is ready to support health authorities to manage the response against the outbreak by delivering care to patients and protecting health workers,” said Dr. Abdoul Bing, Medical Coordinator for ALIMA in Guinea. “ALIMA plans to bring all necessary means and closely work with the local communities to deliver health care according to optimized standards, in order to ensure the early care of patients. We know that it is what saves lives, because there are now trea

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