The drug, called “Nanosilver”, can now be used following the approval by the World Health Organisation (WHO) that experimental treatments are ethical in the case of the Ebola pandemic.
The Nigerian government authorised the use of experimental drugs on Wednesday. The US sent ZMapp, another experimental drug, to Liberia on Wednesday, while Canada has decided to donate 1,000 vaccines to the affected countries. According to Chukwu, the experimental drug is a donation from a Nigerian scientist who was concerned about threat of Ebola in his home country.
An
experimental drug for treatment of Ebola has been provided by a
Nigerian in diaspora and will arrive the country today, the minister for
health, Onyebuchi Chukwu, has said. - See more at:
http://aitonline.tv/post-ebola_drugs_arrive_nigeria_today___minister_for_health#sthash.JnuJtmZv.dpuf
An
experimental drug for treatment of Ebola has been provided by a
Nigerian in diaspora and will arrive the country today, the minister for
health, Onyebuchi Chukwu, has said. - See more at:
http://aitonline.tv/post-ebola_drugs_arrive_nigeria_today___minister_for_health#sthash.JnuJtmZv.dpuf
An experimental drug for treatment of Ebola has been provided by a Nigerian in diaspora and will arrive the country today, the minister for health, Onyebuchi Chukwu, has said.
The
drug, called “Nanosilver”, can now be used following the approval by
the World Health Organisation (WHO) that experimental treatments are
ethical in the case of the Ebola pandemic.
The Nigerian government authorised the use of experimental drugs on Wednesday. The US sent ZMapp, another experimental drug, to Liberia on Wednesday, while Canada has decided to donate 1,000 vaccines to the affected countries. According to Chukwu, the experimental drug is a donation from a Nigerian scientist who was concerned about threat of Ebola in his home country.
- See more at: http://aitonline.tv/post-ebola_drugs_arrive_nigeria_today___minister_for_health#sthash.JnuJtmZv.dpufThe Nigerian government authorised the use of experimental drugs on Wednesday. The US sent ZMapp, another experimental drug, to Liberia on Wednesday, while Canada has decided to donate 1,000 vaccines to the affected countries. According to Chukwu, the experimental drug is a donation from a Nigerian scientist who was concerned about threat of Ebola in his home country.
An experimental drug for treatment of Ebola has been provided by a Nigerian in diaspora and will arrive the country today, the minister for health, Onyebuchi Chukwu, has said.
The
drug, called “Nanosilver”, can now be used following the approval by
the World Health Organisation (WHO) that experimental treatments are
ethical in the case of the Ebola pandemic.
The Nigerian government authorised the use of experimental drugs on Wednesday. The US sent ZMapp, another experimental drug, to Liberia on Wednesday, while Canada has decided to donate 1,000 vaccines to the affected countries. According to Chukwu, the experimental drug is a donation from a Nigerian scientist who was concerned about threat of Ebola in his home country.
- See more at: http://aitonline.tv/post-ebola_drugs_arrive_nigeria_today___minister_for_health#sthash.JnuJtmZv.dpufThe Nigerian government authorised the use of experimental drugs on Wednesday. The US sent ZMapp, another experimental drug, to Liberia on Wednesday, while Canada has decided to donate 1,000 vaccines to the affected countries. According to Chukwu, the experimental drug is a donation from a Nigerian scientist who was concerned about threat of Ebola in his home country.
An experimental drug for treatment of Ebola has been provided by a Nigerian in diaspora and will arrive the country today, the minister for health, Onyebuchi Chukwu, has said.
The
drug, called “Nanosilver”, can now be used following the approval by
the World Health Organisation (WHO) that experimental treatments are
ethical in the case of the Ebola pandemic.
The Nigerian government authorised the use of experimental drugs on Wednesday. The US sent ZMapp, another experimental drug, to Liberia on Wednesday, while Canada has decided to donate 1,000 vaccines to the affected countries. According to Chukwu, the experimental drug is a donation from a Nigerian scientist who was concerned about threat of Ebola in his home country.
- See more at: http://aitonline.tv/post-ebola_drugs_arrive_nigeria_today___minister_for_health#sthash.JnuJtmZv.dpufThe Nigerian government authorised the use of experimental drugs on Wednesday. The US sent ZMapp, another experimental drug, to Liberia on Wednesday, while Canada has decided to donate 1,000 vaccines to the affected countries. According to Chukwu, the experimental drug is a donation from a Nigerian scientist who was concerned about threat of Ebola in his home country.
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