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On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women across the world. At APIN Public Health Initiatives, this day is an opportunity to recognize and appreciate the incredible women who continue to drive impact, champion health equity, and transform lives through their dedication and leadership. From laboratories and clinics to communities
What does it take to build a health system capable of delivering quality healthcare and improved nutrition outcomes across every state and Local Government Area (LGA) in Nigeria? For APIN Public Health Initiatives, the answer lies in strong government leadership, aligned partnerships, and the strategic use of data to drive measurable progress. Reinforcing collaboration with
The Federal Ministry of Health Nigeria, through the National AIDS, Viral Hepatitis and STIs Control Program and with support from U.S. CDC Nigeria and PEPFAR, is advancing efforts to strengthen HIV programming nationwide by generating accurate, state-level data on treatment outcomes and service coverage. As technical partner, APIN Public Health Initiatives is implementing the Nigeria
The ability of a newborn to maintain body temperature can determine survival, particularly for babies born too small or too soon. In many health facilities, preventing hypothermia requires constant manual monitoring, placing significant pressure on already stretched healthcare workers. Continuous and responsive thermal care remains critical to improving neonatal outcomes. Through the NEST360 initiative, APIN
The 42nd Annual Scientific Conference of the Association for Public Health Physicians of Nigeria opened with focused discussions on this year’s theme, Healing in the Crossfire: Delivering Health Services in Conflict and Crisis. Day One featured two oral presentations from the team at APIN Public Health Initiatives, addressing the realities of sustaining health programmes amid
As states navigate competing budget priorities, decisions made within legislative chambers continue to shape the trajectory of public health outcomes. While infrastructure, agriculture, and education often dominate fiscal conversations, sustained investment in healthcare delivery remains critical, particularly for vulnerable populations reliant on life-saving treatment services. This reality framed a recent high-level engagement between APIN Public