Journal of Tropical Diseases & Public Health

World Health Emergency Programmes, North-east Nigeria, Nigeria

Biography

Lynda Ozor-Arodiogbu is a National Professional Officer at World Health Organization. She has done many works for WHO, in which topics are cover is public health, infectious disease and treatment out comes.

Publications

• Research Article   
  Effect of Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention and Data Management in Health Facilities in Three Study LGAs of Adamawa State, Nigeria
  Author(s): Iniabasi N Nglass*, Lynda Ozor, Olatunde Olotu, Abdulfatai Momoh, Chima E Onuekwe and Collins Owili
  
  Malaria remains a leading cause of ill health in Africa and Nigeria. From world malaria report, 2018 53 million annual cases in Nigeria (1 in 4 persons), contributing 25% global burden and 53% of cases in West Africa. In Nigeria alone, 81,640 deaths are recorded annually (9 deaths per hour), which accounts for 19% global malaria deaths (1 in 5 global malaria deaths) and 45% malaria deaths in west Africa. The Nigeria Malaria Strategic Plan (NMSP) 2014-2020 has as it goal-to reduce malaria burden to pre-elimination levels and bring malaria-related mortality to zero. In North-East Nigeria, malaria transmission is perennial with a marked seasonal peak from July to November each year. Since malaria is highly endemic in the north-east, increasing the burden on health resources and elevating the risk of morbidity and mortality among the affected population, particularly children un.. View more»
  

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