Health

Why many Nigerians were experiencing Infertility – Experts

Gynaecologists and other medical experts have revealed the reason behind the increasing number of Nigerians experiencing infertility. The experts revealed this at the 2024 Fertility Conference, held in Lagos on...

USAID-MCGL train over 1,000 persons on GBV response

Abakaliki - Some 1,000 persons have been trained on how to respond adequately to Gender Based Violence (GBV)...

Fake sunscreens increasing cases of skin cancers in Nigeria

Lagos - A Consultant Dermatologist, Dr Folakemi Cole-Adeife, says ineffective sunscreens in the Nigerian markets are contributing to...

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...

Health Writers worry over rising cost of essential drugs

Health journalists under the auspices of the Health Writers' Association of Nigeria (HEWAN) said it is concerned about...
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202 die of COVID-19 infection in Oyo – NCDC

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) says no fewer than 202 people died of COVID-19 infection in Oyo State till date.

Anambra Govt. partners WHO to eliminate quack health facilities

The Anambra State Government in collaboration with World Health Organisation (WHO), had stepped up healthcare facilities monitoring to eliminate quackery andimprove the quality of...

De- One Bitters is your choice drink – MD

De-One Bitters, a new product of Alcoholic bitters drink has been unveiled in the Nigerian market to spice up healthy season celebrations.

WHO launches new roadmap on breast cancer

World Health Organisation (WHO) on Friday, released a new Global Breast Cancer Initiative Framework, providing a roadmap to attain the target to save 2.5 million lives from breast cancer by 2040.

Burundi announces 1st polio outbreak in 30 years – WHO

World Health Organisation (WHO) says health authorities in Burundi have detected eight samples of polio, officially declaring the landlocked African nation’s first outbreak in more than 30 years.

Association calls for employment of more Optometrists in hospitals

The Nigerian Optometric Association (NOA), Abia Chapter has called on government to employ more Optometrists in its hospitals to ensure Nigerians received adequate eye care.
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