AMLSN president commiserates with the government and people of Borno state, urged Medical Laboratory Scientists and all healthcare professionals to render emergency services

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WE COMMEMORATE INTERNATIONAL UHC DAY. Universal Health Coverage is an issue of global importance that requires the deployment of renewed and specific political policies and strategies that are targeted at making good health/well-being a right for all and not privilege for a few.

The theme for this year’s UHC day is HEALTH FOR ALL:TIME FOR ACTION.The policies to be enacted must guarantee even-handed access to essential services without financial distress. Often, awful health expenditures have continued to impoverish many households in the quest for health

AMLSN in collaboration with government, private sector, civil society, NGOs, etc shall consider the evaluation of challenges and opportunities in advancing UHC and push to hold our leaders accountable. We will engage policy makers to deliver on their UHC commitments.

Also, intentional actions and oriented commitments must be activated at the primary health care level, being the foundation. This will reasonably engender #HealthForAll.

of HIV/AIDS, hence, will continually partner other community members in redoubling efforts to ensure the success of the HIV response.

progress in HIV response must be keenly identified, better engaged, robustly funded and supported with reasonable regulatory empowerment. Medical Laboratory Scientists, being a critical stakeholder in the community, play pivotal roles in the prevention, treatment and management

Today, we join the world in commemorating the 2023 AIDS day. The theme as released by the World Health Organisation (WHO) is, *LET COMMUNITIES LEAD!* As we celebrate the community on this day, the significant leadership roles of the community which are the salient factors of

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Dr Casmir Ifeanyi has been elected the 15th National President of the Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria. He takes over the mantle of leadership from Prof Garba James Damen. Kindly accord him the honour, rights and privileges of the office @Fmohnigeria

Logic of a well-resourced “One Health” approach requires multisectoral and transdisciplinary collaboration, aligning local, State, and national entities for quality health outcomes and resilience. In line with Mr President’s @officialABAT Renewed Hope Agenda, we inaugurated the

MLSCN is considering the request of Bloom Public Health, a reputable NGO dedicated to Laboratory strengthening and Diagnostics, to join forces to transform medical laboratories for improved healthcare outcomes.

that works for all rather than servicing a redundant beureucratic tradition that has been most ineffective. @muhammadpate @DrTunjiAlausa @MedicalworldNig @MedLabNigeria

Our commitment to our nation must be firm on the principles of equity, fairness and justice. We must be guilded by what's best for the patient rather than what's best for our parochial interests. Concerted efforts must be invested in building a formidable health care team

Accurate information about the HPV vaccine is crucial in dispelling myths and misconceptions. Learn about the significant benefits of the HPV vaccine in preventing cervical cancer. Let's join forces to overcome this challenge and promote a healthier Nigeria. #HPVvaccineNG

Doctors in the sector, must allow other health works breathe. The toxicity in the sector would be greatly diluted with other health workers being appointed as CMDs/MDs, CMACs, DCMACs etc. That first born mentality has not enabled the sector optimize it's full potentials.

The health sector is depressed because of the way Doctors handled it as a colony. The lack of inclusivity and balance in both the leadership and board rooms has brought skewness, fixations and melancholy. To have some freshness, the leadership and board rooms must be democratized