Nigerian Health Experts Advocate New Measures to Combat Malaria
Vice Chancellor David Umahi and Prof. Jess Unek from the African Institute of Health Policy and Health Systems in Nigeria are pushing for innovative measures to reduce malaria infections in the country. They stress the need for high-quality data, efficient planning, and effective program implementation.
The Kano State government has shown commitment to malaria elimination efforts. Stakeholders are urged to support evidence-informed policymaking and program evaluation.
Dr. Onyedikachi Chukwu highlights the strengths of malaria elimination strategies, including government funding and widespread distribution of insecticide-treated nets.
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