Any malaria-like symptoms should be considered COVID19 virus infection - Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu says He said this while briefing newsmen at the State House, Ikeja on the COVID-19 update in the state today January 19. In his words “In this second wave of the current pandemic, any malaria-like symptoms should be considered as COVID-19 virus infection unless and until otherwise proven. Any affected individual with COVID-like symptoms should proceed to any of our public health faci

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Pneumococcal pneumonia is more common than you think. It causes an estimated 150,000 hospitalizations each year and about 5% of those infected will die. Here are 5 facts you should know about pneumococcal pneumonia. 1. It’s preventable: Pneumococcal vaccination helps prevent the disease in adults 65 or older and 19-64 with certain underlying medical conditions like asthma and COPD. 2. Anyone can get pneumococcal pneumonia: Although some are at a higher risk, like those 65 and those 19 to 64 with

The CDC lowered the recommended age for the first dose of the pneumococcal vaccine from 65 to 50. It is widely used to protect against meningitis and a common type of pneumonia. | CBS Evening News