Nigeria's Health Sector Progress and Challenges Revealed in 2024 NDHS Report
The Nigerian government has launched the 2024 NDHS report, revealing progress and challenges in the health sector. Key findings include improvements in maternal and child health indicators, such as a decline in total fertility rate and increased contraceptive use.
However, concerns remain about high neonatal mortality rates and low immunization coverage. Dr. Iziq Adekunle Salako emphasized the need for targeted interventions to address these issues.
The report serves as a crucial tool for evidence-based policymaking and monitoring progress towards health-related Sustainable Development Goals.
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