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A pre-symposium essay writing competition on ‘Human Breath’ was organized at the Faculty of Dental Sciences, College of Medicine University of Lagos. The following six secondary schools participated: Reagan Memorial Baptist Secondary School, Igbobi College, Ansar-ud-deen Grammar School, Maryland Comprehensive Secondary School, Federal Science and Technology College Yaba and Sanya Senior Secondary School. The essays

The symposium on human breath was organized by the Academy of Medicine Specialties of Nigeria, [AMSN] Dental Section as part of her objective of enhancing the well-being of Nigerians and others through the promotion of medical education and research, medical care and public health.  The hybrid meeting was chaired by the Chairman Board of Trustees,

•Scientific strategies from recent outbreaks to help prepare for Pathogen X There are concerns over rising cases of emerging and re-emerging viral/infectious diseases such as Langya Henipavirus in China, West Nile Virus in America, Marburg virus in Ghana, Ebola virus in Democratic Republic of Congo, poliovirus in the US, Britain, Jerusalem (where they have been

From left, Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, Mrs. Moni Udoh; Minister of State for the ministry, Mr. Henry Ikoh; Minister, Dr. Olorunnimbe Mamora; President, Academy of Medicine Specialties of Nigeria, Prof Oladapo Ashiru; Chairman, Basic Clinical Science of the academy, Prof Joseph Ahaneku and Chairman, Basic Medical Science, Prof Ene-Ojo Atawodi

The Minister of Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI), Dr. Adeleke Mamora, has said that the Ministry will collaborate with the Academy of Medicine Specialties in the area of medical science technology with some relevant agencies. The Minister said this when the Academy of Medicine Specialties of Nigeria (AMSN) paid him a courtesy visit today in

The Academy of Medicine Specialties of Nigeria has called for true university autonomy in the country so that universities can genuinely fund themselves without necessarily living off the Federal or State governments. Making the call in an advisory to the Minister of Education and the National President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU,

In a bid to avert the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, experts have advised the Federal Government to close international airports for two weeks and increase COVID-19 testing capacities. The President, President Academy of Medicine Specialties of Nigeria, Prof. Oladapo Ashiru, in a statement on Tuesday said, the low-level transmission in the country was