Expert Urges Parents to vaccinate daughters against cervical cancer
Prof. Oliver Ezechi, Director, Research, Nigerian Institute of Medical Research (NIMR) has advised parents to vaccinate their daughters against cervical cancer rather than saving for parties.
Why stigma, ignorance increase TB burden in Anambra
Mrs Stella Ekeh, Technical Trainer, National Tuberculosis and Leprosy Control Programme (NTBLCP), has identified stigmatisation, discrimination and lack of awareness as factors contributing to the high burden of Tuberculosis in Anambra.
How River blindness, elephantiasis were eliminated in Anambra – Commissioner
Anambra State Government in partnership with Carter Centre said it has successfully eliminated two Neglected Tropical Diseases - River Blindness and Elephantiasis, through mass...
Centre to save Nigerians cost of medical tourism
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The Loveworld Medical Centre (LMC) says it is poised to save Nigerians the cost of medical tourism through its advanced medical care in nuclear...
Twins sisters recount experience at voluntary donation of blood
Twin sisters, Taiwo and Kehinde Yusuf have recounted their four-year experience of voluntary donation of blood, an exercise which they described as fulfilling.
UK’s high rate of avoidable deaths linked to NHS woes
People in the UK are less likely to survive treatable conditions, such as breast cancer and stroke, than those in other rich nations, a study has found.
