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Pneumonia
Article
05 April 2023
UNICEF's Oxygen Concentrators: Saving the Lives of Newborns
In Kaduna, northern Nigeria, oxygen concentrators give newborns a second chance at life.
Article
27 March 2023
Breathing is the First thing We do
Increasing the availability of oxygen in Calabar, South Nigeria
Article
12 November 2022
Oxygen is life
Through a consistent flow of medical oxygen, six-month-old Abdulraham is brought back to life
Press release
26 August 2022
UNICEF and IHS Nigeria partner to expand access to oxygen for pneumonia and COVID-19 patients
Press release
12 November 2021
Nigeria has highest number of air pollution-related child pneumonia deaths in the world
Air pollution, especially in the home, biggest driver of child deaths from pneumonia in Nigeria
Press release
30 January 2020
Two million children in Nigeria could die in the next decade unless more is done to fight pneumonia
Malnutrition, air pollution and lack of access to vaccines and antibiotics among the drivers of preventable deaths from pneumonia—which last year killed a child every three minutes in Nigeria
Press release
12 November 2019
Nigeria contributes highest number to global pneumonia child deaths
Pneumonia – a preventable disease – kills more children globally than any other infection