Enugu approves N36 million for World Bank Project against malaria
The Enugu State Executive Council has approved N36 million as Commitment fee to participate in a World Bank-sponsored programme aimed at...
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Chinese-produced HIV, Hepatitis vaccines receive WHO pre-qualification
Two Chinese-produced vaccines, a Bivalent Oral Poliomyelitis Vaccine (BOPV) and a Hepatitis “A” Vaccine (HAV), have received...
Nine killed as yellow fever hits 16 states
No fewer than nine people have been killed in following an outbreak of Yellow fever in Nigeria. This is contained in Nigeria Centre for...
Study shows excess fat in heart increases cardiac failure risks in diabetics
(Xinhua/NAN) People suffering from diabetes run two- to five-fold risks of heart failure if they have excess fat in the heart, which...
FCTA to immunize children against measles in February – Official
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Primary Health Care Development Board, says plans have been concluded to immunise children against...
Ear cleaning: ENT surgeon warns against use of cotton buds, others
An Ear, Nose and Throat Surgeon, Prof. Titus Ibekwe, on Thursday urged the general public to desist from using cotton buds, pen cover,...
Kogi NMA directs doctors to resume suspended strike
The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) in Kogi State on Sunday directed its members to resume the strike they suspended on June 22, 2017,...
Kidnapped Cross River senior medical doctor still in abductors’ den after ten days
A Senior Medical Doctor, Dr Usang Ekanem who was kidnapped on December 26, 2017 is yet to regain his freedom ten days after. This was...
Laser Oil warns Nigerians on danger of cholesterol
Renowned dietician and nutritionist, Charles Oguikpe, has warned Nigerians to be weary of the oil they patronize, as most of them are...
LAUTECH Teaching Hospital workers protest sack of 256, redeployment of 300 staff
Staff of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Teaching Hospital, Ogbomoso, took to the streets of Ogbomoso on Tuesday to...
20,210 babies born in Nigeria on Jan. 1 – UNICEF
Nigeria would have approximately 20,210 babies born into the country on the New Year’s day. This represents the third largest population...
How regular washing of face prevent blindness – Ophthalmologist
Dr Ogbe James, an Ophthalmologist, University of Abuja Teaching Hospital on Friday said that constant washing of the face would prevent...
NAFDAC alerts public of counterfeited Coartem malaria tablets [PHOTO]
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, has raised an alarm over the circulation of a fake anti malaria...
LAUTECH Teaching Hospital: Resident doctors react, condemn government action
Chairman, Association of Resident Doctors, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Teaching Hospital, Dr Sebastine Oiwoh has...
LAUTECH Teaching Hospital sacks 255, redeploys 299 staff to state service
No fewer than two hundred and fifty-five (255) workers of Ladoka Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) Teaching Hospital have been...
Study reveals how lungs impaired by smoking can be restored
Smokers who quit smoking and live on a diet high in tomatoes and fruits, particularly apples, have better chances of restoring their lung...
60 million at risk of sleeping sickness in Sub-Saharan Africa – Expert
A lecturer with the Faculty of Vetenary Medicine, Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, Shuaibu Mohammed, has revealed that there are about...
Four dies from cholera outbreak in Nasarawa
Four persons have died following the outbreak of cholera disease in Shege ward of Toto Local Government Area of Nasarawa State. The state...
NAFDAC introduces whistle-blowing on fake drugs
The National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC), has called on Nigerians to report any form of illegal drug...
Nigeria had second largest HIV epidemic in 2016 — Report
Nigeria had the second largest HIV epidemic in 2016, with over 196,000 adolescents, representing 10 per cent of the global burden said to...
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