Health

Female Professor of Medicine inaugurates dermatology centre at LUTH

The first female Emeritus Professor of Medicine, University of Lagos (UNILAG), Yetunde Olumide, has inaugurated the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) dermatology centre, to improve skincare outcomes in Nigeria...

The Doctors Nigeria, XEJet in strategic partnership to redefine wellness, luxury in Skies

The Doctors Nigeria, widely watched medical talk show and Nigerian adaptation of the Emmy Award winning U.S. series,...

Wellbeing accelerator hosts sip & paint event on stress management in Bradford

In a bid to commemorate the International Stress Awareness Day themed 'Promoting mental wellbeing and effective stress management...

Federal legislator attracts medical centre project in Ebonyi

Ohaukwu (Ebonyi), Nigeria - Wife of the governor of Ebonyi state, Mrs Mary-Maudline Nwifuru, has inaugurated a medical...

Residents recall ordeal of access to healthcare in Anambra

Some residents of Ayamelum, Anambra State, recounted years of hardship and loss from lack of healthcare, calling it...
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No Cholera outbreak in Anambra yet – Health Commissioner

Awka - There are no cases of Cholera in Anambra state, although the government has already activated an Emergency Response Teams in the 21...

Ebonyi commences free hydrocele surgery

Abakaliki, Nigeria - The Ebonyi Commissioner for Health, Dr Moses Ekuma, has flagged off the third batch of free hydrocele surgery. A hydrocelectomy is a...

98,960 residents in Anambra living with HIV/AIDS – ANSACA

The Anambra State Aids Control Agency (ANSACA) says no fewer than 98,960 people are living with HIV/AIDS in Anambra.

Over 230m are subjected to female genital mutilation — UNICEF

New York, March 8, 2024 – Over 230 million girls and women alive today have undergone female genital mutilation (FGM), according to a newly released...

Mystery of the deadly cough syrup

International investigators probing the fatal poisoning of 300 young children with deadly cough syrup fear the lethal ingredient may still be circulating in global supply chains.

Covid-19: where we are now

An increase in Covid cases over the summer, driven by new Omicron variants, has led scientists to warn that the world is vulnerable to a new wave of infections.
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