Janet Ogundepo is a correspondent for Punch Newspapers, focusing on national news in Nigeria. She covers a wide range of topics including healthcare, pharmaceuticals, public health, and medical advancements. With a keen interest in providing accurate and informative reporting, Janet aims to raise awareness about important health issues and their impact on Nigerian society.
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Janet Ogundepo's coverage focuses on various aspects of healthcare, medical professionals, public health, mental health, and environmental issues in Nigeria. She frequently includes expert commentary and government announcements. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering insights from reputable medical experts or organizations that can provide valuable perspectives on the topics she covers.
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By: Janet Ogundepo
She recounted that when the pain became intense, she thought she was going to die.
By: Janet Ogundepo
Researchers have warned that consuming animals and animal products treated and bred with inappropriate dosages of antibiotics could lead to increased deaths from antimicrobial resistance.
By: Janet Ogundepo
Paediatricians warned that children who are unvaccinated, malnourished, and live in crowded environments are at a higher risk of measles.
It’s criminal to transfuse blood at home, say experts
Surgeons have reiterated the need for prompt and proper treatment of infections to prevent the onset of a life-threatening syndrome known as sepsis
By: Janet Ogundepo
Medical experts have warned that poorly treated and incomplete malaria treatment could lead to malaria resistance
Child health specialists have advised parents not to allow the hike in diaper prices drive them into unhealthy practice of leaving their babies in soiled diapers for long periods.
By: Janet Ogundepo
Another lactating mother with a four-month-old daughter, Mrs Afolabi, said, “I don't exclusively breastfeed my baby since I no longer eat well myself. I have started giving her water, pap, milk, and sometimes custard, and she accepts them.”
By: Janet Ogundepo
He recommended that parents give babies peanut puree, peanut butter, or finely ground peanuts, starting with a small amount.
By: Janet Ogundepo
Fake, unregistered asthma inhalers flood markets after GSK’s exit
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