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Ogun State, Nigeria, What is one of the simplest, yet most powerful tools in preventing infections and keeping patients safe? Good hand hygiene! Last week, APIN Public Health Initiatives, in collaboration with the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) and the Ogun State Ministry of Health, officially launched the MeMo-I (Mentor, Motivate, Improve) Infection Prevention…
APIN proudly participated in the 2025 Africa Digital Health Summit (ADHS) held in Lagos, joining leaders, researchers, policymakers, and stakeholders from across the continent to chart a bold course for digital innovation in health. As proud sponsors of Track 3: National Leadership and Strategic Partnerships for Driving Digital Health Transformation, we shared key insights from…
Imagine this: A patient walks into a health facility with a lingering cough and weight loss. Within minutes, they’re screened for TB—no delays, no referrals. But what happens when there’s no power at the facility? Or when patients live too far away—or are too sick to travel? Without timely detection, TB—a preventable, curable disease—can continue…
To mark this year’s World Hand Hygiene Day, APIN Public Health Initiatives partnered with the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) to host a national awareness event at Maitama District Hospital, Abuja. The event, themed “It might be gloves. It’s always hand hygiene,” featured a keynote address by Dr. Abiodun Isah of APIN, who emphasized…
We are beyond proud to announce that our CEO has been promoted to Professor of Infectious Disease Epidemiology at Bingham University.With over 100 publications and years of ground breaking work in Global Health and Infectious Disease our CEO continues to make remarkable contributions to research, policy, and healthcare systems in Nigeria and beyond. This milestone…
APIN proudly participated in the World Tuberculosis Day Ministerial Press Briefing held in Abuja. The event, led by the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Prof. Ali Muhammad Pate, was represented by Dr. Nse Bassey Akpan, Director of Port Health Services. His address highlighted Nigeria’s progress toward achieving the global goal of ending TB…