Learn about noma, a severe mouth disease linked to poverty and malnutrition, affecting children in Africa and beyond.

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ShareAs Nigeria joins other countries of the world to mark this year’s World Oral Health Day, the World Health Organisation (WHO) yesterday said African has the highest number of noma cases, a rapidly ...

The World Health Organisation (WHO) says only 17 percent of Africans have access to essential oral health care services.

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Health Minister Cassanni Laville has told the public that taking care of their teeth and gums is not only “essential in ...

In a combined effort to improve oral health among Ugandan children, Unilever, through its Pepsodent brand, has launched a ...

The World Health Organization (WHO) has called for greater focus on oral health in Africa, where 42 per cent of the ...

As the world marks World Oral Health Day, the Acting WHO Regional Director for Africa, Dr Chikwe Ihekweazu, has called for a commitment to tackling oral ...

ShareDisturbed the African region is lagging behind key oral health indicators, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has urged ...