Find below our TOP 10 Article Digests for the Week Health News from NPR; Opinion: Always the bridesmaid, Public Health rarely spotlighted until its too late Nigeria Health Watch; When Time
Update – Visit our Twitter page or excerpts of the chat thread with Dr. Idris Ola. Our third bi-weekly Twitter chat holds told today Friday, 15th April between 5:00 PM
The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) seeks suitable applicants for six (6) Research Associate positions at the Institute’s Headquarters in Ibadan. It is a I-year renewable contract and applicants
Last week, we published an article on Dead Fishes on Nigerian Shores – A Public Health Emergency which raised an alarm on the daily occurrences and sightings of dead fishes
On Thursday, 14th May 2020, we had our third Webinar for the One Health Advocacy and Mentorship (OHAM) Program. This time, we were honored to have our special Guest Speaker,
Contributors – Rhoda Peter Asuquo (MD), Samuel Akpan (DVM, MVPH) and Kikiope Oluwarore (DVM, MSc) Zoonoses are diseases that normally exist in animals but can be transmitted to humans and
We bring you weekly updates of several opportunities that are contributing to the related areas of One Health. These include jobs, scholarships, and funding of projects, programs, research, events and
Contributors – Dr. Kikope Oluwarore, Dr. Samuel Akpan and Iyiola Oladunjoye Since late March 2020, residents of coastal communities on Akwa Ibom and Rivers State have been waking up daily
The second edition of the bi-weekly OHAM Program Webinar held on Thursday, April 30, 2020. At One Health and Advocacy and Mentorship (OHAM) Program, learning, and engagement on relevant issues
The African Field Epidemiology Network (AFENET) seeks the services of candidates to fill the positions for the National Stop Transmission of Poliomyelitis (NSTOP) program as NSTOP LGA officer in Kwara
Update – Please find a recap of the Twitter Chat with Mr. Anwar Abubakar here In early April 2020, upon the inception of the OHAM Program, the OHAM Fellows were
