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PAN enjoins her members and indeed everyone to promote vaccines…

Nigeria has recently suffered outbreaks of vaccine preventable diseases and she is home to large numbers of Zero dose children. As we celebrate World Immunization day, PAN enjoins her members and indeed everyone to promote vaccines, dispel myths and misconceptions so as to increase immunization coverage, reduce vaccine preventable diseases and ensure a healthier future […]

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NIGERIAN CHILDREN AS ENDANGERED SPECIES: ANY FLICKER OF HOPE IN THE CHILD RIGHTS ACT?

The Paediatric Association of Nigeria (PAN) as the body of child advocates and the voice of the voiceless Nigerian child, has noted with dismay, the worsening state of the Nigerian child, with respect to survival and livelihood. It is glaring that with the current state of the economy and the multi-faceted social implications, survival of

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Paediatric Association of Nigeria Stands with Children and Caregivers to Mark World Stroke Day 2024

#worldstroke2024 The Paediatric Association of Nigeria (PAN) joins all children with stroke, their caregivers, healthcare providers, and the global community in marking this year’s (2024) World Stroke Day. Stroke is one of the leading causes of death and disability among children worldwide. PAN appreciates the zeal and courage of children with stroke in overcoming its

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We believe in an Africa without Polio…

Our children should never die because of #vaccinepreventabledisease like #polioToday, we join our voice to the voices of advocates across the globe to pave the way for #zeropolio in Africa.We believe in an Africa without Polio…It is possible!!!Get your child VACCINATED AGAINST POLIO!!! #pan #poliovaccine #panforimmunization #paediatricassociationofnigeria #worldpolioday 

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PAN celebrates the International Day of the Girl Child and International Adolescent Health Week

This October 2024, our Immunization champions celebrated the International Day of the Girl Child and International Adolescent Health Week by conducting advocacy visits to children in secondary schools in all the states in Nigeria. The importance of the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccine as a preventive measures against cervical cancer was emphasized; myths and misconceptions

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THE STATE OF THE NIGERIAN CHILD AT THE 64TH NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY

THE STATE OF THE NIGERIAN CHILD AT THE 64TH NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY 1st October 2024 The Paediatric Association of Nigeria (PAN), a body of professionals and allied stakeholders with interest in, and activities around the health, social and psychological well-being of Nigerian children and adolescents, celebrates with our dear nation, Nigeria, on the occasion of

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PAEDIATRIC ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA POSITION STATEMENT ON THE FLOOD DISASTER IN MAIDUGURI, BORNO STATE.

The Paediatric Association of Nigeria (PAN) received with great dismay the news about the current flooding disaster that has affected many parts of Maiduguri, Borno State especially the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital, Maiduguri. It is quite unfortunate that this incident is happening in the midst of severe economic hardship being experienced in the country.

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Paediatricians have urged parents and teachers to safeguard children from tobacco use and its harmful effects.

Paediatricians have urged parents and teachers to safeguard children from tobacco use and its harmful effects. The call came after a week-long programme organised by the Nigeria Tobacco-Free School Initiative (NTFSI) in selected secondary schools in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).  The NTFSI is seen as a crucial strategy for tobacco control and prevention during

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