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Strengthening laboratory systems key to quality health system-Expert
Pankemwa Joy Shimang is the Unit Head for Clinical Laboratory Field Operations and Project Manager, Resolve to Save Lives Project, of the Institute of…
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Accountability, Ethics Crucial to Healthy Workforce – HR Expert
By Ojoma Akor Rachel E. Adegbe is the Assistant Director of Human Resources at the Institute of Human Virology Nigeria (IHVN). In this interview,…
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How ASPIRE Project Fights HIV Surge in Nigeria
How ASPIRE Project Fights HIV Surge in Nigeria By Ojoma Akor Dr. Stanley Abujah Idakwo is the Project Director of the Institute of Human…
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Inside IHVN’s Drive to Sustain Nigeria’s HIV Gains Under PEPFAR
PEPFAR has greatly expanded access to HIV testing, treatment, and care in Nigeria, enabling millions to know their status and receive lifesaving medication. It…
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How initiative engages survivors of rape in therapy to reduce insomnia, migraines
Peter Samuel The growing wave of rape cases, abuse, and rejection in Nigeria and Africa, has given rise to a social impact…
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How Sydani Group delivered innovative solutions for health care, other challenges in Nigeria
By Ojoma Akor Sydani Group, a leading international development partner headquartered in Nigeria says it has provided innovative solutions towards tackling challenges in the…
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HIV: How training empowers providers, boosts patient outcomes – Expert
By Ojoma Akor Dr. Helen Omuh is the Director of Prevention, Care, and Treatment at the Institute of Human Virology Nigeria (IHVN). In this…
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Health Taxes: Africa’s Untapped Weapon Against Disease, Death and Donor Dependence
By John Musenze KAMPALA - As Africa grapples with a rising tide of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), overstretched health systems and declining donor aid, experts…
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Functional health system key to tackling top causes of death in Nigeria- Expert
By Peter Samuel Professor Henry C. Uro-Chukwu is a physician, medical biochemist, food scientist and clinical nutritionist. He was trained in Nigeria, the United…
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She gets a new face and a 2nd chance to live
By Omolola Afolabi In the spring of 2014, 18-year-old Katie Stubblefield, a promising high school student, shot herself in the face in a…