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By: DRASA ADMIN
It may have a funny name, but the monkeypox virus is not a laughing matter. NameMonkeypox Virus Transmission GeographyMostly central and western Africa Incubation Period5 – 21 days Signs and SymptomsPhase One Phase Two DiagnosisLaboratory testing of body fluid (blood, throat swab) or skin lesion scrapings TreatmentNo drugs or vaccines exist, but the smallpox vaccine […]
By: DRASA ADMIN
We recently attended an event convened by our partners at the African Center of Excellence for Genomics of Infectious Diseases (ACEGID) in Ede, Osun State, Nigeria. At the event, they shared their latest Lassa fever research breakthroughs. ACEGID does cutting-edge research into infectious diseases and has been involved in Lassa fever for years. They performed […]
By: DRASA ADMIN
Today we visited The Mustard Seed Centre for our #ItStartsWithMe campaign. The students at the Centre ranged in age from 15 months to 8 years old. We spoke to them about why they need to wash their hands and did demonstrations with them to show the proper way to wash their hands. We also taught them a […]
By: DRASA ADMIN
On Tuesday October 20th 2015, we brought together more than 500 people including health professionals, government representatives, businessmen and women, the media, and more to celebrate one year of Nigeria’s Ebola-free status and the heroes and heroines that made it possible. This was also the official DRASA launch event. At the DRASA launch event, which […]
By: DRASA ADMIN
30 September 2015UNFPA Headquarters, New York City As part of the 70th Session of the United Nations General Assembly, DRASA attended two events. United Nations General Assembly: First Event The first event, titled “Bringing resilience and stability to Nigeria: A long-term strategy to improve Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health and Nutrition” was hosted by […]
By: DRASA ADMIN
This event brought together senior representatives across government, businesses, international organizations, and civil society to review Nigeria’s Ebola response and: DRASA Trustee and Deputy Chairman Dr. Ama Adadevoh participated in the panel and spoke on the need to strengthen the health system and support preparedness for future unexpected threats through public-private partnerships. Chairman of […]
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