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Put your activities on the map!
We're now one week away from the start of World Hepatitis Testing Week. Are you organising a testing event, awareness campaign or other activity?
We want to hear about it! Add your activity to our global map to showcase your efforts, inspire others and highlight the collective action taking place around the world. heptestweek.org/map-form/
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My first day in Biochemistry class:
Cysteine + Cysteine = 32
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In the late 1990s, malaria accounted for more than half of paediatric admissions at Kilifi’s main hospital in Kenya. And today? Severe childhood malaria has become so rare there that researchers say it is now difficult to run clinical trials for new treatments.
That incredible transformation came from decades of consistent access to insecticide-treated nets, test and treat policies, community health workers and sustained surveillance, and the district played a role in piloting the new malaria vaccines.
Read more: bit.ly/4zlD56C
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All politics is local — and Bida has spoken!
The drums are beating from the grassroots to the top for the re-election of His Excellency, Bola Ahmed Tinubu(@officialABAT), His Excellency, Farmer Mohammed Umaru Bago(@HonBago), and ALL APC candidates.
We are ready. We are united. We are moving forward together.
Bida is for Tinubu! Bida is for Bago! Bida is for APC!
#NigerWillTHRIVE
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Blood sugar monitoring is fundamental for diabetes prevention and care.
Know your 'sugar' level!
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According to the International Diabetes Federation (IDF), Nigeria has an estimated 3.0 million adults (aged 20–79) living with diabetes, with an age-standardised prevalence of 3.0%.
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World Diabetes Day is on November 14.
Be honest, when last did you check your Blood Sugar?
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Globally, almost 40% of estimated diabetes-related deaths in adults aged 20–79 occurred in the 20–59 age group. About 60% occurred in people over 60.
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Diabetes can impact people at every stage of life, from childhood and the reproductive years to working age and older adulthood.
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Yesterday in Minna, I had the honour of addressing the 61st National Conference and Annual General Meeting of the Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria, and I used the occasion to reaffirm our unwavering commitment to strengthening laboratory services across Niger State.
Under the New Niger Health Agenda of His Excellency, Farmer Mohammed Umaru Bago(@HonBago), we are implementing the Niger State Laboratory Optimization Project (NSLOP) to close critical gaps in laboratory infrastructure, equipment, diagnostic supplies and workforce capacity.
On October 27, 2026, the Ministry signed a Memorandum of Understanding with a consortium comprising Erba Diagnostics, Bloom Public Health(@bloompubhealth) and Sydani Group(@SydaniGroup) to strengthen diagnostic capacity at General Hospital Minna, General Hospital Bida and selected Primary Healthcare Centres. This intervention is a game-changer, particularly for our rural and underserved communities.
Speaking on the conference theme, "From Microscope to Metaverse," I advocated greater adoption of emerging technologies — molecular diagnostics, laboratory automation, artificial intelligence, digital pathology and integrated laboratory information systems. The future of diagnostics is here, and Niger State is positioning itself at the forefront.
To our Medical Laboratory Scientists: you are indispensable partners in healthcare delivery. Accurate and timely diagnosis remains the foundation of effective clinical decisions, disease prevention and proper patient management. I thank Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria for bringing this national conversation to Minna for the first time, and I am confident that the deliberations here will strengthen professional partnerships and contribute to a more efficient, sustainable and resilient healthcare system in Niger State and Nigeria at large.
#NigerWillTHRIVE
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Food poisoning? Bird flu? COVID-19? Air pollution? Use of antimicrobials? Mosquito bites? Climate change? Rabies?
To protect our health, we must also protect the health of animals, plants and the environment.
The One Health approach brings us all to work together for a healthier world.
One Health helps address crucial health issues of our time. It is a lifestyle, a way of living.
To support and promote One Health, you can:
🐅 Help wildlife stay wild. No illegal wildlife trading.
💊 Follow and complete antibiotic treatments as prescribed by health professionals.
🐱 Vaccinate your pets to prevent diseases.
🐔 Practice food safety measures.
⚡ Consume energy sustainably.
ℹ️ Get information from trusted sources.
#OneHealthDay
#StandWithScience

ALT Illustrations of One Health actions people can take for their health, including walking biking taking public transport, bringing pets to get vaccinated regularly, purchasing food from authorized vendors, following antibiotic treatments prescribed by health professionals, keeping wildlife wild and staying away from illegal trade of animals, staying vigilant and getting information from trusted authorities
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Patient says she's been taking two vitamin B6 tablets since she ran out of vitamin B12.
We dey General like this!
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But some of my great Tweeps are APC.
In other words... You want me to use my hand-le and pepper dem!? 🤓🤣
We go shutdown X tomorrow with AA's campaign pix and clips from Sokoto state.
Dear Atikulates let's not post anything tomorrow apart from campaign clips and pix.
If you no get! Retweet, Quote or download and post on X, Facebook, Tik Tok, Instagram, WhatsApp status and the rest. Tomorrow na total shutdown....
A+A = Affordability.
Even me I be, A - Aondoyila = Affordability.
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Yesterday, @Amref_Uganda 's Partnerships for Health Education Professionals (PEP) Programme Advisory Group held its inaugural meeting, reaffirming its commitment to teamwork, strategic guidance and programme success.
Members reviewed and approved their Terms of Reference , setting a strong foundation for effective governance, collaboration and impact. This Program is funded by @novonordisk and we work in partnership with @MinofHealthUG
@Educ_SportsUg @DKinUganda
@Amref_Worldwide #AmrefUganda #PEPProgramme – at Kampala, Uganda
































