Malaria is not always typhoid: Why Nigerians must stop misusing antibiotics

By Onyema Emmanuella Chinonyelum One of the most common health misconceptions in Nigeria is the belief that every case of malaria should be treated alongside typhoid fever. As a result, many people routinely take antibiotics whenever they are diagnosed with

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