Health

Why Anambra targets over 1.1million children for measles vaccination

Over 1.1 million children are being targeted in the forthcoming Anambra State 2024 integrated Measles Campaign to protect children and reduce the burden of the disease. Mrs Uju Onwuegbuzina, State...

Children need routine immunization when maternal immunity… – Official

Dr Ifeyinwa Ani-Osheku, Executive Secretary, Enugu State Primary Health Care Development Agency, says children need routine immunisation to...

One person dies of cholera in Gov. Nwifuru’s community

Abakaliki, Nigeria - The Ebonyi state government has confirmed that one of the 13 cases of the cholera...

Death toll of cholera reaches 15 in Ebonyi State

Izzi (Ebonyi) - Nigeria - Mr Steven Nwankpa, Chairman of Izzi Local Government Area (LGA), has warned the...

Cholera kills 11 adults, including children in Ebonyi

Abakaliki, Nigeria - About 11 persons, comprising men, women and children, have lost their lives following a cholera...
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MAN Says Counterfeit Products Threat To Nigeria’s Economy

The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) on Thursday in Ilorin says the inestimable damage caused by the menace of counterfeit products poses graveous threat to the country’s economy.

Centre to save Nigerians cost of medical tourism

Medical The Loveworld Medical Centre (LMC) says it is poised to save Nigerians the cost of medical tourism through its advanced medical care in nuclear...

NCF partners TotalEnergies to Clean-up, plant trees in Surulere

World Clean-up Day: How NCF partners TotalEnergies to Clean-up, Plant trees in Surulere Lagos State

Antrax: Dealing with animal-to-man infections

There is no doubt that Nigeria has recorded notable improvements in healthcare through research and treatment.

Include cochlear implants for deafness patients in NHIA -Stakeholders

An Ear, Nose and Throat Surgeon, Prof. Samuel Adoga, has urged the Federal Government to include cochlear implants for patients suffering from deafness in the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) coverage.

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.
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