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Congrats to the Team on yet another output from our School-based Health Promotion Project and we are looking forward to the 16th World Congress on Public Health organised from 12-16 Oct 2020 by the European Public Health Association EUPHA to rally behind @OxBUMP #WCPH2020

We echo the call of Amnesty International Nigeria & many compatriots urging the Muhammadu Buhari led govt of #Nigeria to #EndSARS and brutality by all security outfits. Nigerians deserve to be treated with respect & dignity Nigeria Police Force Nigerian Army Nigerian Navy Nigerian Airforce The Nigerian Senate Nigeria House of Representatives

"Building islands of excellence is not enough. What we need is a knowledge system that includes every voice and fosters every talent." Read @JohnYoungINASP's blog on LSE Impact Blog: ow.ly/bv0l50BPUYJ

We are really pleased to share that this new report into #OpenAccess in #LMICs is published today. It was a fascinating project to work on. Many thanks to all who were interviewed, completed the survey, participated in focus groups and fed back at various stages of the research.

We are excited to have our WASH UP! initiative with World Vision featured in GHP’s Handwashing Handbook that launched today! This resource will serve as an important tool for years to come and will ensure #HandHygieneForAll. Learn more: m.sesame.org/3iZgp44

These are extremely useful findings and certainly researchers from both the Global South & North will benefit from these. There is a dire need for cost-reductions for OA otherwise many researchers in the Global South will continue to be disenfranchised.

This great photo essay from UNICEF Ghana shows the incredible lengths health workers go to to reach every child despite the challenges posed by #COVID19. Proud of @Gavi's work to support those efforts, which includes providing 2,343 vaccine fridges! bit.ly/2Tm9IPw

Uganda as a Role Model for Pandemic Containment in Africa disq.us/t/3supofb FAYOHI @OxBUMP Dr Franklin Onukwugha Yusuf Saleh Abdu Adamu 🇳🇬 Dayyabu Mahmud Yusuf Isah Musa Auyo AHMAD MARYAM ABUBAKA

We join the rest of the world to wish every woman a Happy International Women’s Day. We are hopeful that the #SDG5 and #SDG10 will be achieved. However, more needs to be done to empower women globally.

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📢 Now 72 Hours The validity period of the pre-boarding #COVID19 PCR test for all Nigeria-bound international travellers is now 72 hours (3 days) before departure. 📜Read more covid19.ncdc.gov.ng/media/files/PR… #TakeResponsibility

A protein involved in making cells move offers a clue to how certain types of #cancer metastasize and develop into secondary tumours, according to new research from WMS bit.ly/3iTOgxD

An interesting paper by Belinda Archibong and Francis Annan shows how adverse news drove rejection of routine vaccines in Nigeria: What do Pfizer's 1996 drug trials in Nigeria teach us about vaccine hesitancy? brook.gs/3IkIaSE via The Brookings Institution

In 2015, it was estimated that less than 1% of the global output of scholarly articles came from Africa. Here's what we've learned over the past decade while working with African orgs and universities to develop the next generation of African academics.

Eagerly awaiting the launch of the new Lancet Nigeria Commission Ahmed M. Sarki, PhD, MPH, AFHEA, FRSPH Muktar A. Gadanya, MFR Yusuf Saleh Dayyabu Mahmud Yusuf Ahmad Maryam Abubaka Isah Musa Auyo Dr Franklin Onukwugha Lesley Smith @JohnYoungINASP The Lancet

Looking forward to presenting at this conference with Prof. Monica Magadi on our research with partners in Nigeria FAYOHI Ahmed M. Sarki, PhD, MPH, AFHEA, FRSPH and Kenya Dr Franklin Onukwugha

It’s International #EducationDay! Every child has a right to learn in a safe environment. How can we keep our schools and communities safe? #LearningForPeace

Babies in #Nigeria are being born with antibiotic resistant bacteria The World Health Organization (WHO) describes #AMR as one of the top global public health and development threats. Kirsty Sands, Edward Portal, @SpillerLab and Timothy R Walsh for The Conversation ✍️ theconversation.com/babies-in-nige…

The APPG on Global SRHR was represented today at the UNFPA PAHO/WHO Universal Access Proj ICPD Hub webinar 'Building Transnational Solidarity and Targeted Action for Equity in Health: Bridging the Gap on Maternal Health for Women and Girls of African Descent' #SRHR #maternalhealth

Vaccine research group marks 30 years of saving lives bbc.in/4gM2pKo