Nigeria’s First Cardio-Nephrology Professor Drives Innovation
Prof. Olurotimi Badero, Nigeria’s first Professor of Cardio-Nephrology, advances healthcare through innovation, mentorship, and specialist training amid brain drain concerns.
Prof. Olurotimi Badero, Nigeria’s first Professor of Cardio-Nephrology, advances healthcare through innovation, mentorship, and specialist training amid brain drain concerns.
A rare hantavirus outbreak linked to a cruise ship has raised global travel safety concerns just months before the 2026 World Cup. WHO says risk is low.
Prof. Jacob Awobusuyi warns that many Nigerians with kidney disease delay treatment, leading to advanced stages and poor outcomes. Over 20 million affected.
Senator Ipalibo Harry Banigo praised the Senate's passage of the BHCPF Amendment Bill, increasing the fund from 1% to 2%, as a major milestone for Nigeria's healthcare system.
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Experts alarm as prostate enlargement and late cancer diagnosis cause kidney failure among Nigerian men. Over 80% present late; TPC marks 100 robotic surgeries and plans a dedicated robotic cancer centre.
Health authorities place hantavirus under renewed global surveillance after suspected exposure cases linked to travellers. Know symptoms, transmission, and lack of cure.
Dr Fatelyn Okakah has been appointed Coordinator of the Centre for Geriatric Care at Irrua Specialist Teaching Hospital, effective April 27, 2026.
A new survey reveals 85% of Nigeria's primary health centres have no doctor, despite N55.44 billion disbursed from 2022-2025. Experts blame weak governance and poor state prioritization.
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RecommendedNigeria's FG announces plans to adopt CAR T-cell therapy and gene-based technologies to advance medical treatment, boost healthcare, and reduce medical tourism.
WHO report shows Nigeria among 10 countries responsible for 69% of hepatitis B deaths worldwide in 2024, with 1.34 million lives lost to viral hepatitis.
A meningitis outbreak in Sokoto State has claimed 34 lives out of 254 infected across nine local councils, prompting urgent health responses.
African health experts call for stronger youth-centred interventions in HIV prevention and care, emphasizing inclusion of young people in policy design and decision-making.
The Federal Government launches measures to meet WHO targets for cervical cancer elimination by 2030, including vaccination, screening, and treatment goals.
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RecommendedMedical experts raise alarm over increasing prostate enlargement and late-stage cancer diagnosis among Nigerian men, urging early screening and treatment.
UNICEF and Borno State immunised 1.6 million children against polio and other preventable diseases, targeting 85% coverage under six years.
On World Pulmonary Hypertension Day, advocates urge early diagnosis, better care, and clinical trial access for PH patients in Nigeria, where the condition remains underdiagnosed.
Cross River State announces COVID-19 free status after treating and discharging its only confirmed case. Health commissioner highlights swift response and collaboration with WHO and NCDC.
The WHO is tracing 80 passengers from a flight linked to a cruise ship after a Dutch woman died from hantavirus. Three deaths have been reported, and the ship is anchored off Cape Verde.
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RecommendedAs World Pulmonary Hypertension Day is marked, advocates call for early diagnosis, improved care, and clinical trial access for this life-threatening condition in Nigeria.
A serious diagnosis brings many decisions. A second opinion can confirm or adjust treatment plans, providing clarity and confidence for patients and families.
The Cleft and Facial Deformity Foundation, led by Dr. Seidu Bello, has launched free craniofacial surgeries for 35 patients in Cross River State, partnering with TY Danjuma Foundation.
A deadly hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship off West Africa has killed three. Learn about transmission, symptoms, and why public risk remains low.
The World Health Organization confirms two Hantavirus cases on a cruise ship off Cape Verde, with three deaths and five suspected cases among 147 passengers.
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A suspected hantavirus outbreak on an Atlantic cruise ship has killed three people, including an elderly couple, and sickened three others, WHO reports.
John Stephenson, 50, pulled a two-tonne car using a rope attached to his penis while on fire, raising awareness for prostate cancer and bullying.
WHO confirms Hantavirus outbreak on MV Hondius cruise ship in Atlantic Ocean, with three deaths and six infections. Investigation ongoing.
Nigeria faces an asthma crisis with poor diagnosis, soaring inhaler costs, and pollution. Experts call for urgent action on World Asthma Day.
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