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Scientists Develop Simple and Cost-Effective Early Diabetes Test

Researchers have introduced an efficient diabetes detection method using a simple mathematical calculation from a
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Climate change, extreme weather, conflict exacerbate global food crisis

Three of Mongabay’s Y. Eva Tan Conservation Reporting Fellows detail the local situation in their
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To Combat High Living Costs, Lagos Announces Free Child Delivery,

The governor of Lagos State, Babatunde Sanwo-Olu has announced that his government will implement 25%
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Digital economy attracts up to 70% of Malaysia’s approved investments

early 70% of Malaysia’s approved investments worth 225 billion RM (47 billion USD) are in
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Federal Gov’t Suspends Cooking Gas Export To Curb Rising Prices

The federal government of Nigeria has announced the immediate suspension of exportation of Liquefied Petroleum
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FG committed to transformation of Nigeria’s education sector – Sen.

The Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Barau Jibrin, has reiterated the commitment of the
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Biden Admin to Wipe Out $1.2 Billion Federal Student Loan

The move is President Joe Biden’s latest attempt to offer large-scale student loan cancellation. A
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Afreximbank, FG Sign $1bn MoU For Healthcare Sector Devt

Afreximbank and the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare on Wednesday signed a Memorandum
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Federal Ministry of Health adopts sector-wide approach to eliminate malaria

The Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare has announced that it has adopted a
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Norovirus outbreak reported in US: What you need to know

Each year, there are around 109,000 hospitalisations and 900 deaths attributed to norovirus, primarily affecting
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