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[Leadership] The publisher and editor-in-chief of Weekenders Magazine, Princess Joy Omagha Idam, has appealed to the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) to investigate claims that some sanitary pads contain harmful chemicals.
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[Leadership] A group, Taraba Integrity Network (TIN), has challenged SaharaReporters to produce documentary evidence linking a reported N44 million hospital payment to alleged diversion of relief…
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has ordered fresh inspections of all alcohol manufacturing premises across the country as the government intensifies its crackdown on illicit…
Shannon Smith and Ayrton Hall became increasingly anxious by the change and color of their son's arm.
[Reporter] Renewed fighting across northern Ethiopia has driven hundreds of war-wounded patients into hospitals across the Tigray and Amhara regions, straining medical facilities and forcing Médecins…
World Heart Day, observed on September 29, should be more than an occasion for awareness. It should prompt Bangladesh to examine the entire journey of cardiovascular care, from prevention and early…
Mexico's own drug makers say the public health system owes them about US$335 million, mostly through IMSS-Bienestar, the free service for the uninsured.