UK Junior Doctors Stage 14th Strike Over Pay

Junior doctors in England begin a five-day strike, their 14th walkout, demanding a 26% pay rise. The Labour government calls it 'irresponsible' amid NHS strain. Read the full story.

FETHI CMD: Collective Effort Needed to Stop Brain Drain

Prof. Adekunle Ajayi, outgoing CMD of FETHI, urges a national, multi-faceted strategy to combat brain drain, citing poor pay, insecurity, and poor infrastructure as key drivers. He highlights his 8-year achievements.

Nigeria Intensifies Fight Against Unaffordable Healthcare

Federal and state governments, with global partners, are ramping up efforts to make healthcare affordable for all Nigerians. Key strategies include expanding health insurance and systemic reforms under the NHSRII initiative.

Unimeal App Review: Safe or Risky for Nigerians?

A detailed review of the Unimeal diet app. We analyse its safety, pricing, and legitimacy for Nigerian users seeking a trustworthy health tool. Discover if it's worth your money.

Jehovah's Witness Offers Support to Aunty Esther

A Jehovah's Witness member writes an open letter to cancer patient Aunty Esther, detailing how she can get full financial and medical support from the congregation after public backlash.

Diabetes Burden in Nigeria: A Silent Epidemic

Nigeria faces a rising diabetes crisis, with up to 8 million adults affected. Poor diets and ultra-processed foods drive NCDs, now the leading cause of death. Urgent policy action on SSB taxes and food labeling is needed.

Nigeria Must End Reliance on Foreign Health Aid - Presidency

Presidential adviser Dr. Salma Anas warns Nigeria's health system is vulnerable due to over-reliance on foreign grants and high out-of-pocket payments. The government is pushing for Domestic Resource Mobilisation to achieve Universal Health Coverage.

Aunty Esther's Blood Transfusion Stance Angers Visitor

A Nigerian man shares his emotional hospital visit to Aunty Esther, where she vowed to refuse a blood transfusion for her cancer treatment. Discover the public reaction and the religious debate it sparked.

Nigeria's Major Progress in Eliminating Trachoma

The Federal Government and Sightsavers Nigeria reaffirm commitment to eliminate blinding disease Trachoma by 2030. Significant progress reported with 87% reduction in endemic areas.

First Human Trial for Lassa Fever Vaccine Begins

Nigeria and other endemic nations applaud the start of a first-in-human clinical trial for a Lassa fever vaccine in Oxford, marking a critical step against the deadly disease. Read more.

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