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MOH, Stakeholders Poise To Validate NCDI Program Strategic Plan, Policy
By Bill W. CooperThe Ministry of Health (MoH) has convened a multi-sectoral stakeholder engagement to validate the 2025-2035 National Policy and 2025-2029 Strategic Plan for the…
The Turning Point From ‘Darkness To Light’ The Story Of Woman Living With…
By Patrick Stephen TokpaIn a heartwarming turn of events, a 22-year-old woman from Gbarnga-Siaquelleh Town, Panta District 4, Bong County, departed her rural village for a better life in…
“Sight First” Officially Opens In Buchanan
By Linus Flomo /Bassa In a major boost to healthcare services in Grand Bassa County, the newly established Sight First Eye Clinic, officially opened its doors in Buchanan. …
Police Targets Unsafe Home Births …Arrests Traditional Midwife
The Liberia National Police(LNP) has arrested an elderly traditional midwife, Oldma Photo Lloyd, from the Bonja Community in connection with the death of 24-year-old Grace Junior, allegedly…
Mother Cries For Medical Assistance For Ailing Son
By Patrick Stephen Tokpah/BONGA traditional midwife of Bong County Electoral District 2, Ma Tamay Flomo has launched an appeal to well-meaning Liberians and humanitarian organizations to…
Rep. Banks Boosts Healthcare In Bassa
By Linus FlomoIn a move to strengthen healthcare services across Grand Bassa County, Representative Clarence Banks of District two has donated vital medical equipment valued at…
Cuttington Caps, Badges 97 Students
By Patrick Stephen Tokpah/BONGThe Cuttington University has officially capped and badged 97 students from the Herbert and Marion Donovan College of Health Sciences, which marks a…
Liberia Launches Event-Based Surveillance Guideline On Outbreak Preparedness
By Precious D. FreemanThe National Public Health Institute of Liberia (NPHIL), in collaboration with the African Center for Disease Control (Africa CDC), has officially launched its…
‘TIENS’ Dedicated In Liberia
A new health facility that provides a natural solution to many health complications especially non-communicable diseases like, high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, cancer, and other…
AME University, Partners Celebrate World Autism Day
In partnership with the Olaitan Akanle Autism Center, the AME University, Wednesday, April 2, 2025, held an elaborate program to commemorate World Autism Day.April 2 was designated by the…