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Hospital Access: Doctors’ strike has paralysed services in Kwara State hospitals, with critical patients referred elsewhere and relatives urging officials to resolve the dispute. In Katsina, health workers have suspended their strike after talks with Governor Dikko Radda, but pay and welfare negotiations remain unresolved. Disease Watch: Plateau State has recorded an estimated 11,000 tuberculosis cases this year, including 2,047 detected from July to September. Health officials cite stigma, overcrowding and medicine shortages as barriers to control. Patient Safety: NAFDAC says an Enugu NYSC member died of acute kidney injury, not from substandard medicines, and is investigating the case. The death has renewed scrutiny of care at camp clinics. Health Services: Bauchi has inaugurated N625 million in medical equipment aimed at reducing maternal and child deaths, while a free outreach in Kogi treated 582 patients. The Federal Government says it is expanding primary care and health insurance, but access and service quality remain pressing challenges.

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