Woman Shares 2 Kidney Cancer Signs After Brother's Death
A woman reveals the two overlooked symptoms her brother experienced before dying from kidney cancer, as Nigerians mourn actor Alexx Ekubo who succumbed to the same disease.
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Lady Battling Same Illness as Late Alexx Ekubo Cries Out
A Nigerian lady on TikTok reveals her kidney cancer diagnosis, discovered during a PCOS screening. She shares an emotional video and urges women to get regular health checkups.
Lagos Unveils 10-Year Primary Healthcare Financing Plan
Lagos State launches a 10-year primary healthcare financing plan, the Primary Health Care Compact 2026, signed by state and local governments to strengthen healthcare delivery.
Awka Union USA/Canada Urges FG on Mortality, Offers Free Care
Awka Union USA/Canada tasks FG on mortality rate, offers free medicare to 3,000 patients in Awka community, citing mass poverty and limited healthcare access.
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Nigeria's Healthcare Crisis: 16,000 Nurses Move to UK in 2025
About 16,000 Nigerian nurses migrated to the UK in 2025, totaling 57,000 in five years, deepening the healthcare staffing crisis in Nigeria.
Metastatic Kidney Cancer: Key Facts After Alexx Ekubo's Death
Learn about metastatic kidney cancer symptoms, risk factors, and survival rates following Nollywood star Alexx Ekubo's passing at age 40.
5 Deadliest Cancers in Nigeria and Early Symptoms to Watch
Breast, prostate, cervical, liver, and colorectal cancers are rising in Nigeria. Learn early warning signs, risk factors, and prevention tips.
Insecurity, Flooding, Malnutrition Worsen Nigeria Healthcare Crisis
MSF warns that conflict, flooding, and rising food prices are worsening malnutrition and healthcare access in Nigeria, treating over 440,000 children in 2025.
Tunisia Eliminates Trachoma, WHO Says
Tunisia has been validated by WHO as the 31st country to eliminate trachoma, a leading infectious cause of blindness, following decades of sustained efforts.
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Friend Recalls Alexx Ekubo's Last Plans Before Death
A close friend of late Nollywood actor Alexx Ekubo shares their last conversation, revealing the actor was taking a break and planning documentaries before his death from kidney cancer.
Insecurity, Flooding Worsen Hunger, Healthcare Crisis in Nigeria
MSF warns that conflict, flooding, and food price hikes are fueling a healthcare crisis in Nigeria, with over 440,000 children treated for malnutrition in 2025.
FG to Expand Training Institutions, Standardise Midwifery Education
The Federal Government plans to expand training institutions and standardise midwifery education to meet global standards, aiming to improve maternal and newborn healthcare.
Orthopaedic Hospital Decries Infrastructural Gap, Electricity Bills
National Orthopaedic Hospital, Igbobi, Lagos, faces infrastructural gaps, manpower shortages, and high electricity costs, spending N50-N60m monthly on power.
Lagos Plans Specialist Hospitals, Medical Innovation Zone
Lagos State unveils plans for specialist hospitals, a medical innovation zone, a new university, and digital health platform to transform healthcare and reduce medical tourism.
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Nigeria commits to the Africa Health Workforce Investment Charter, targeting $900m in health investments and addressing workforce shortages and migration.
PCOS Renamed PMOS: Landmark Change in Women's Health
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) has been officially renamed polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) to better reflect its metabolic and endocrine nature, improving diagnosis and treatment.
5 Medical Tests for People Aged 30 and Above
A human anatomist recommends five crucial medical tests for individuals aged 30 and above to maintain optimal health and prevent diseases.
UK Doctor Lists 6 Major Causes of Liver Cancer After Alexx Ekubo Death
Following Nollywood actor Alexx Ekubo's death from liver cancer, a UK-based consultant physician outlines six key causes of the disease to educate the public.
Aproko Doctor Lists 4 Silent Cancer Signs After Alexx Ekubo's Death
Following Alexx Ekubo's reported death from cancer, Aproko Doctor shares four silent signs of cancer and urges Nigerians to prioritize early detection.
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Alexx's Cancer Awareness History Campaign
A look at Alexx's impactful history in cancer awareness, from personal battles to public advocacy and fundraising efforts.
PCOS Renamed to PMOS After 14 Years of Research
PCOS is now PMOS. The name change reflects a broader understanding of the condition as a metabolic and hormonal disorder, not just ovarian cysts.
Obi Hails Nurses as Backbone of Nigeria's Healthcare System
Peter Obi describes nurses as the backbone of Nigeria's healthcare system, urging reforms on World Nurses Day for better pay and conditions.
Cross River Nurses Decry Acute Manpower Shortage
Cross River NANNM chair Josephine Bassey calls for massive recruitment of nurses and midwives to address acute manpower shortage, warning of burnout and declining efficiency.
Lagos Faces Shortfall of 33,000 Doctors, Commissioner Says
Lagos State Commissioner for Health, Akin Abayomi, says the state has only 7,000 doctors against a required 40,000, highlighting a severe healthcare manpower gap.
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PSHAN launches Vivo Health, a digital platform integrating AI telecare, emergency services, and verified providers to improve healthcare access and accountability in Nigeria.
Texas Nurse's Family Hails Miraculous Coma Recovery
Sarah Danh, 27, a Texas nurse in a coma after a honeymoon stroke, is recovering miraculously. Her family shares her progress from sitting up to speaking.
Only 3.4% of Nigerian men attend antenatal visits: UN Women
UN Women reveals that only 3.4% of Nigerian men accompany spouses to antenatal visits, highlighting low male involvement in maternal healthcare.
Lafarge Africa Free Breast Screening for Women in Lagos
Lafarge Africa, in partnership with Leadway Health, provided free breast cancer screening for women in Lagos, addressing early detection and healthcare access.
FG, EU, WHO Launch N6.7b Disease Outbreak Initiative
The Federal Government, EU, and WHO launched a €4.2 million (N6.7 billion) initiative to strengthen Nigeria's capacity to detect and respond to disease outbreaks.
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Lafarge Africa Fights Malaria in Host Communities with Campaign
Lafarge Africa launched a nationwide malaria outreach campaign on May 6, 2026, mobilizing over 1,000 participants across host communities to raise awareness and promote prevention.
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