UNICEF, Zamfara Govt Partner to Tackle Polio Cases
UNICEF has partnered with the Zamfara State government to intensify efforts against polio, emphasizing that eradication is achievable with sustained momentum and vaccination campaigns.
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US Medical Foundation Partners with Abia State on Healthcare
The Quantus Medical Foundation from the USA has launched a healthcare transformation program with Abia State Government, focusing on patient safety, emergency response, and compassionate care through training and deployment of Patient Liaison Officers.
Abia Sanctions Hospitals for Turning Away Emergency Patients
Abia State cautions healthcare workers against refusing emergency patients due to payment issues, emphasizing life-saving care first. Training program introduces Patients Liaison Officers to improve service and communication in hospitals.
Sokoto Governor Flags Off Polio Immunisation Drive
Governor Ahmed Aliyu has launched the 2026 polio outbreak response campaign in Sokoto State, deploying thousands of health workers across 244 wards while cautioning officials against misappropriation of immunisation funds.
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UNICEF: 2.2M Unvaccinated Nigerian Kids at Risk
UNICEF has issued a stark warning about Nigeria's immunisation gap, highlighting that 2.2 million unvaccinated children are at severe risk. A new programme in Badagry aims to address this crisis.
FUHSI Hosts Workshop on Hearing and Vision Health Planning
The Federal University of Health Sciences in Ila-Orangun, Osun State, organized a three-day international training workshop focused on public health planning for hearing and vision impairment. The event gathered global experts and health professionals to
Sam Pharmaceutical Celebrates 55 Years with New Ota Plant
Sam Pharmaceutical Limited commemorates its 55th anniversary by commissioning a state-of-the-art WHO cGMP-compliant facility in Ota, Ogun State, boosting production and conducting a CSR initiative for child health.
DrugStoc Backs Pharma West Africa 2026 for Nigeria's Pharma Growth
DrugStoc, a Nigerian health tech firm, sponsored Pharma West Africa 2026, where stakeholders discussed reducing import dependence and strengthening local pharmaceutical supply chains in Nigeria and West Africa.
Man Had Metal Chopstick in Throat for 8 Years
A Chinese man swallowed a metal chopstick in 2018 and left it lodged in his throat until surgeons removed it in March 2026, avoiding serious injury.
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UNICEF: Nigeria's 2.2M Unvaccinated Children at Critical Risk
UNICEF warns Nigeria's 2.2 million unvaccinated children represent 'real lives at risk' as a new immunization program launches in Badagry with Korean and Nigerian government support.
5 Red Flags Your Medication Might Be Counterfeit
Experts warn up to 40% of medicines in Nigeria may be fake. Learn how to spot counterfeit drugs and the proposed Pharmacity hub solution to strengthen pharmaceutical supply chains.
TIF Urges Collective Action for Disability Inclusion in Nigeria
The IREDE Foundation advocates for equal opportunities for children with limb loss, integrating AI and 3D technology in prosthetics, and expanding its global advocacy walk.
Pharma West Africa Ends, Investors Target Nigerian Economy
The third edition of Pharma West Africa in Lagos attracted over 250 exhibitors, highlighting Nigeria as a key destination for global pharmaceutical investors seeking partnerships and market expansion.
UK Dad's Dental Tourism Nightmare in Turkey Leaves Him Toothless
A Hertfordshire father's quest for affordable dental implants in Turkey turned into a painful ordeal, leaving him toothless and struggling to eat after a rushed procedure and implant failure.
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Surgeon Charged After Wrong Organ Removal Leads to Death
A Florida surgeon faces second-degree manslaughter charges after mistakenly removing a patient's liver instead of spleen during surgery, causing fatal complications and raising concerns about medical negligence.
West Africa Urged to Tap AfCFTA Market, Cut Medicine Imports
Experts at the Pharma West Africa Conference urge West African nations to leverage the 1.3 billion AfCFTA market and reduce heavy reliance on imported medicines, highlighting 30-60% idle drug manufacturing capacity across Africa.
RxBook Launches at Pharma West Africa to Support Pharmacists
RxBook, a new digital platform developed by EHA Pharma with partners, debuted at Pharma West Africa to provide Nigerian pharmacists with real-time drug information, interaction checks, recall alerts, and procurement support.
Nurse Struck Off for Betting on Patient's Death and Errors
A hospice nurse has been removed from the nursing register after a misconduct panel found she made inappropriate bets on a patient's death, discriminatory comments, and administered dangerous medication errors.
NHS Medicine Shortages Loom by June from Middle East Conflict
UK's NHS could run out of common prescription drugs like Paracetamol and Aspirin by June if Middle East conflict continues disrupting supply chains through the Strait of Hormuz, industry leaders warn.
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FG Accelerates Federal Medical Centre Plans in Delta
The Federal Government is fast-tracking the establishment of a Federal Medical Centre in Udu Kingdom, Delta State, with key milestones including a groundbreaking ceremony targeted within the current administration's timeline.
Otu Reaffirms Commitment to Healthcare Reform in Cross River
Cross River State Governor Bassey Otu has reaffirmed his administration's commitment to strengthening the healthcare sector, assuring medical professionals of sustained collaboration to improve service delivery across the state.
WHO Ambassadors Meet to Boost Nigeria's Health Coverage
WHO Nigeria hosted its first Ambassadorial Health Diplomacy Roundtable in Abuja, mobilizing diplomatic support for the Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative to advance Universal Health Coverage.
Baby Powder Health Risks: What Parents Must Know
Dusting powder poses serious health risks for infants including respiratory issues and potential brain damage. Experts reveal safer alternatives for baby skin care.
5 Early Diabetes Warning Signs Nigerians Ignore
Constant thirst, frequent urination, unusual fatigue, blurred vision, and slow-healing wounds are key early diabetes signs in Nigeria that people often dismiss as everyday stress or lifestyle factors.
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Oyo Confirms Lassa Fever Case, Activates Emergency Response
The Oyo State Government has confirmed a Lassa Fever death at UCH Ibadan, involving a 44-year-old woman. Health authorities have activated emergency measures, including contact tracing and public advisories on prevention and symptoms.
Niger State Launches Immunisation Advocacy Campaign
Niger State Government has initiated a comprehensive statewide advocacy campaign on routine immunisation and primary healthcare strengthening, led by the First Lady, to ensure no child is left unvaccinated.
Foundation Raises Awareness on Kidney Failure Prevention in Nigeria
The LGRhythms Foundation has launched a major awareness campaign in Lagos to combat kidney failure, focusing on prevention, early detection, and management, with N5 million allocated for patient support and public education.
Wildlife Trade Fuels Human Disease Spread, Study Says
A new study reveals that global wildlife trade significantly increases the risk of pathogen spillover from animals to humans, with traded mammals sharing more pathogens and posing higher epidemic threats.
Stakeholders Seek Action on NCD Health Financing Gap in Nigeria
Stakeholders call for urgent measures to address Nigeria's public health financing gap for non-communicable diseases, highlighting low budget prioritization and fragmented funding as key challenges driving high out-of-pocket spending.
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Experts Advocate Non-Surgical Spinal Treatment Options
Medical professionals emphasize early intervention and non-invasive methods for spinal care, highlighting new facilities in Lagos and Abuja that offer alternatives to surgery.
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