Water Quality and Access in Africa with Nigeria as a Case Study Access to clean, safe drinking water is a fundamental human right, yet millions of people across Africa, including Nigeria, continue to face challenges in securing this basic necessity. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the critical issues surrounding water quality and access in Africa, with a focused examination of Nigeria’s unique circumstances. From pollution concerns to infrastructural deficits, we’ll explore the factors affecting water quality and access, and propose actionable solutions for a healthier, more sustain ..read more

Uganda Introduces Life-Saving Yellow Fever Vaccine into Routine Immunization Programme In a bid to curb the spread of yellow fever, the Ministry of Health in Uganda on march 15 annouced it is set to vaccinate over 1.9 million children with the yellow fever vaccine. The vaccination drive is being carried out with the support of UNICEF, the World Health Organization (WHO), and Gavi, and will form part of Uganda’s routine immunization program (WHO). Yellow fever outbreaks have been reported in Uganda every 3–5 years, with less than 10% of the population being immunized against the disease. With t ..read more

Air Pollution in Africa: A Major Public Health Concern in Urban Areas Air pollution is a major health risk that affects people worldwide. However, it is a more significant problem in developing countries like Africa, where rapid urbanization and industrialization have led to increased air pollution levels. With the increase in population growth and economic development, the demand for energy has also increased, leading to increased greenhouse gas emissions and pollution. Causes of Air Pollution in Africa: The primary sources of air pollution in Africa include transportation, industrial activit ..read more

Digital Self-Care: Nurturing Mental Health in the Modern Age Discover actionable strategies and insights in ‘Digital Self-Care: Nurturing Mental Health in the Modern Age.’ This comprehensive guide explores the intersection of mental health and the digital world, addressing challenges faced by the digital generation. Learn how to find balance, build resilience, seek professional help, and promote digital wellness. Embark on a journey of maintaining optimal mental well-being in the digital age Click Here to Download Check out to see our amazing price:   Click Here to Download   Our e ..read more

Digital Self-Care: Nurturing Mental Health in the Modern Age Discover actionable strategies and insights in ‘Digital Self-Care: Nurturing Mental Health in the Modern Age.’ This comprehensive guide explores the intersection of mental health and the digital world, addressing challenges faced by the digital generation. Learn how to find balance, build resilience, seek professional help, and promote digital wellness. Embark on a journey of maintaining optimal mental well-being in the digital age Click Here to Download Check out to see our amazing price: Click Here to Download   To Download ..read more

Antimicrobial Resistance  associated with sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are among the most important causes of maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality in African countries. Pregnant women and their families face significant health risks when faced with untreated or poorly managed STIs. In this article, we will explore the critical role of clinical services, antenatal awareness raising, prevention and screening, antimicrobial stewardship (AMS), infection prevention and control (IPC), as well as monitoring, partner screening, and routine follow-up in reducing the burden of S ..read more

Improving Water Sanitation Practices in Africa: Challenges and Solutions Water sanitation practices in Africa is a critical issue as inadequate access to clean water and poor sanitation practices pose significant challenges to public health. With increasing concerns about the impacts of climate change on water resources, it is crucial to understand the challenges faced by African communities and explore potential solutions for improving water sanitation practices. One of the primary challenges of water sanitation in Africa is the lack of access to safe and clean water sources. Many communities ..read more

Mozambique Faces Major Health Risks Following Cyclone Freddy and Cholera Outbreak Mozambicans are still feeling the aftermath of Cyclone Freddy, which has resulted in the displacement of approximately 184,000 people. In addition, the country is currently experiencing its most severe cholera outbreak in over a decade. The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that over one million people are now at risk of contracting cholera, polio, or COVID-19. Speaking from Maputo, the WHO representative for Mozambique, Dr. Severin von Xylander, explained that while cholera outbreaks occur regularly bet ..read more

Burundi Declares an Outbreak of Circulating Poliovirus Type 2 Burundi has declared an outbreak of circulating poliovirus type 2 (CVDPV 2) after eight Poliovirus cases were confirmed on March 17. This is the first such detection in over three decades. The detection of the virus is considered a national public health emergency by the government, which plans to launch a vaccination campaign in the coming weeks to protect all eligible children aged 0–7 years old against the virus. The cases were confirmed in a 4-year-old boy from the Isale district who had not received polio vaccination, as well a ..read more

2nd International Conference on water in Africa (ICWA)   Icwa 2023 Flyer 2  Read more publications on Calaméo The post 2nd International Conference on water in Africa (ICWA) appeared first on Afripubhealth ..read more