Nigeria Launches First National Bleeding Disorders Registry

The Federal Government has unveiled Nigeria's inaugural National Bleeding Disorders Registry alongside the 'Road to Clot' programme to address haemophilia and other inherited bleeding conditions, aiming to improve diagnosis and treatment access.

UNILAG Leaders Honor Pioneer Oncologist Prof. Kofi Duncan

The University of Lagos Vice Chancellor, Provost, and other dignitaries paid tribute to the late Prof. Kofi Duncan, West Africa's first clinical and radiation oncologist, praising his pioneering work in cancer treatment and mentorship legacy.

10 Healthy Nigerian Foods for Weight Loss

Discover 10 nutritious Nigerian dishes that support weight loss through smart preparation methods. Learn how to enjoy traditional meals while achieving your health goals.

Cross River Isolates 10 Contacts of COVID-19 Case

Cross River State health officials have identified and isolated 10 individuals who interacted with a Chinese national who reimported COVID-19 symptoms into Nigeria. The state epidemiologist confirmed contact tracing efforts and ongoing treatment at UCTH.

Remove Harmful Chemicals from Food: 7 Proven Methods

With over 90% of Nigerian farmers using hazardous pesticides, food safety is critical. Learn 7 simple, low-cost home techniques to remove harmful chemicals from fruits, vegetables, beans, and rice to protect your family's health.

Kidney Expert Calls for Reforms as Renal Cases Mount in Nigeria

Dr. Chimezie Okwuonu, a leading transplant nephrologist, advocates for urgent reforms in Nigeria's kidney care system, highlighting funding gaps, transplant challenges, and the need for stronger insurance support to address the growing renal disease burde

Nigeria Spends N2.2b Yearly on Vaccines, Says NPHCDA

The Nigerian government spends about N2.2 billion annually on vaccine procurement for routine immunisation, with additional N70.6 billion released to primary healthcare facilities from 2023 to 2025 to enhance service delivery.

Nigeria Has Over 1.5M Children with Sickle Cell Disease

A major Lancet study reveals Nigeria carries the highest global burden of sickle cell disease, with over 1.5 million children affected. Researchers urge urgent action through newborn screening and healthcare integration.

Obareki Gifts Solar Power to Hospital on Birthday

Elder Onoriode Obareki marked his birthday by donating a 5KVA solar power system to Ikot Okoro General Hospital in Akwa Ibom, enhancing electricity for medical services and clearing patient bills.

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