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Nigeria has secured a $933 million grant from the Global Fund’s Grant Cycle 7 to combat HIV, Tuberculosis, and Malaria from 2024 to 2026. Of this amount, $340,095,438 is allocated spec… Read More

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In the realm of medical research, the boundaries between diseases often blur as scientists uncover unexpected connections and novel treatment approaches. A promising alliance emerges in the… Read More

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Malaria, an ancient scourge that has haunted human populations for millennia, stands as a testament to the enduring struggle against infectious diseases. From the early descriptions by Hippo… Read More

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…seeks more awareness on TB, HIV, Malaria by government The State Advocacy Group working on the Global Fund C-19RM/RSSH Grant has confirmed that an appreciable value has been added… Read More

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In a press release, VinBrain, a leading AI HealthTech company, has unveiled two impactful AI-centric solutions at RSNA 2023: DrAid Enterprise Data Solution (EDS) and DrAid Oncology Diagnosis… Read More

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