Dispelling the Myths Around HPV Vaccines
Deep fakes, fake news, photoshop, generative AI as research tools, super-fast news cycles are only some of the ways that our world has evolved today.
• Only 1 in 10 children living with disabilities in developing countries attends school.
• Women and people living with HIV in Nigeria are disproportionately likely to live in poverty due to discrimination in education, the job market, and social services.
• Children, women, and people living with albinism face daily inequalities all over Nigeria
• Educate yourself on the issues faced by people all over Nigeria.
• Get inspired by stories of people taking action to fight inequality.
• Raise your voice for a more equal future for all.
Deep fakes, fake news, photoshop, generative AI as research tools, super-fast news cycles are only some of the ways that our world has evolved today.
Nigeria’s strength lies in its vibrant youth, representing an estimated 74.9 million individuals aged 18-35 as reported by populationpyramid. As this demographic continues to grow,
In Nigeria’s intricate healthcare landscape, a hidden adversary looms large, threatening the well-being of millions. Human Papillomavirus (HPV), an insidious and widespread virus, operates in
Understanding HPV and Its Link to Cervical Cancer in Nigeria: HPV (Human Papillomavirus) is a common virus that can affect anyone. In Nigeria, it’s a
In the heart of Nigeria, amidst its rich cultural diversity and breathtaking landscapes, lies a pressing issue that demands our attention and action: the health
Immunization is one of the most effective ways to protect people from preventable diseases. In Nigeria, routine immunization programs have helped to save millions of
Happy World Vaccine Day!Today, we’re celebrating the importance of vaccines in protecting our health and preventing diseases. Nigeria Solidarity Support Fund (NSSF) is committed to
Let’s talk about the importance of accountability and governance in the Nigerian healthcare system. It’s no secret that the lack of accountability and weak governance
The World Immunization Week 2023, which runs from April 24th to April 30th, under the theme “The Big Catchup” emphasizes the importance of catching up
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