Nigeria recorded highest rate of malaria cases globally in 2018 – WHO
A new report by the World Health Organisation (WHO) says Nigeria accounted for more than half of all malaria cases
Read moreA new report by the World Health Organisation (WHO) says Nigeria accounted for more than half of all malaria cases
Read moreThe death toll as a result of a cholera outbreak in Abeokuta, Ogun State capital, has risen to five and
Read moreThe National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control on Thursday stopped the production of 17 sachet water companies
Read moreFour persons have reportedly died while scores have been hospitalised as a result of a cholera outbreak that hit some
Read moreThe number of Nigerians with psychiatric issues is escalating, the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARDs) said on Monday. According
Read moreThe Federal Ministry of Health says no fewer than 16 million individuals in Nigeria are living with chronic Hepatitis B
Read moreThe Federal Government will not be able to partner popular surgeon, Dr Jeremiah Abalaka, as regards finding a cure to
Read moreMedical doctors at the Indian Council of Medical Research have completed a clinical trial for a new male birth control
Read moreAuthorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo Thursday introduced a second vaccine to fight the deadly Ebola virus in the
Read moreThe United Nations Children’s Fund has listed Nigeria as the largest contributor to global pneumonia deaths. A new analysis released
Read moreThe Lagos State Government has confirmed that the outbreak of Gastroenteritis has killed 11 people in the state while 370
Read moreAn outbreak of yellow fever has killed at least 29 people in Bauchi State, the state has said. It is
Read moreThe Association of Resident Doctors has issued a 21-day strike notice to Kaduna State Government to implement agreements it reached
Read moreFor the first time in 19 years, a team of scientists have detected a new strain of HIV. The strain
Read moreMembers of the House of Representatives says if measures are not quickly put in place, Nigeria may suffer another Ebola
Read moreThe President of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Francis Faduyile, says a “total systemic failure” is responsible for cases of
Read moreThe Executive Secretary of Katsina State Primary Health Development Agency, Dr Shamsuddeen Yahaya on Tuesday confirmed that 18 deaths had
Read moreThe Federal Government says Nigeria now ranks number one in the world with people practicing open defecation. The Minister of
Read moreThe Guild of Medical Directors and Rights Activists have called on the Federal Government to immortalise and confer National Honours
Read moreDr. Dominic Ukpong, Akwa Ibom’s Commissioner of Health on Friday October 26 announced that 18 cases of monkey pox has
Read moreA study done by a German scientist, Dr. Karen Weatherby, and published in the New England Journal of Medicine, has
Read moreBritish and American scientists are teaming up to search for the earliest signs of cancer in a bid to detect
Read moreNigerian parents who still indulge in the practice of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) can now be prosecuted in the UK.
Read morePresident of the Nigeria Medical Association (NMA), Adedayo Faduyile has expressed concern over increasing rate of insecurity in the country.
Read moreVice President Yemi Osinbajo on Monday October 14, stated that government can’t provide adequate healthcare for all Nigerians. The Vice
Read moreNational Agency for Food Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) yesterday said the illicit drug, Tramadol is often found in the
Read moreThe Bauchi State Primary Health Care Development Agency has confirmed six new recorded deaths in the Yellow Fever outbreak in
Read moreDoctors are warning women to stop putting toothpaste in their vaginas to try and tighten it because it can do
Read moreThe Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II got quite emotional during his speech at the United Nations meeting to reach
Read moreAustralia is on the verge of becoming the first country in the world to eliminate cervical cancer. Researchers from Griffith
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