The Federal Government emphasizes strengthening epidemic preparedness and investing in resilient health systems to prevent future pandemics, citing COVID-19's $15 trillion global GDP impact.
Nurses and midwives in Ondo State have issued an ultimatum to boycott night shifts following a violent armed attack on Oke Ijebu Health Centre in Akure, demanding immediate security improvements at all public health facilities.
The Association of Health Records and Information Management Practitioners of Nigeria raises concerns over a proposed bill, warning it could weaken professional regulation and threaten patient data protection in the healthcare system.
Royal historian Hugo Vickers discloses in a new book that Prince Philip was diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic cancer in 2013 and lived with the disease for eight years, defying medical expectations while continuing royal duties.
NAFDAC reports increased foreign investment in Nigeria's pharmaceutical sector due to its 5+5 policy, enhancing local manufacturing and reducing import reliance.
The Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria commends Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri for transforming Adamawa's healthcare and infrastructure, highlighting Yola's development into a modern hub.
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A major study reveals that consuming high amounts of ultra-processed foods like packaged bread, sugary cereals, and processed meats can increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes by 67%, with each additional serving raising risk by 5.1%.
Federal Medical Centre, Jalingo, addresses allegations of extortion by highlighting its SERVICOM Unit's role in resolving complaints and explaining the use of service packs for safety and transparency in healthcare.
A Nigerian doctor, Adsull Ibrahim, shared his experience of working two jobs to earn extra income, revealing how the demanding schedule led to exhaustion and strained family life, forcing him to quit after just one month.
Medical experts call for integrating physiology with AI and biosensors to enhance diagnostics and treatments, while religious leaders urge ethical safeguards for AI adoption in Nigeria.
Lafarge Africa Plc and Leadway Health partnered to offer free breast health screenings in Surulere, Lagos, promoting early detection and women's empowerment.
A Catholic priest has strongly condemned Omega Power Ministries founder Pastor Chibuzor Gift Chinyere's proposal to arrange a marriage for his adopted autistic son to manage sexual urges, calling it exploitative and unethical.
UNICEF and the Niger State Primary Health Care Development Agency have initiated a statewide polio vaccination campaign targeting over 1.3 million children, starting March 29, 2026, to curb virus spread from neighboring states.
Medical experts at UNIMED's Bio-Synergy Conference urge combining physiology with AI and biosensors to enhance diagnostics, treatments, and healthcare systems in Nigeria, marking The Physiological Society's 150th anniversary.
A South African mother, Leeh Setlholoeng-Mojakgolo, marks six years since her daughter's suicide, recalling the trauma that led to psychiatric hospitalization.
The Association of Radiographers of Nigeria warns the National Assembly against passing the Medical and Dental Practitioners Act amendment, citing risks of deregistration and professional subordination in healthcare.
Nigeria faces allegations of breaching WHO and ECOWAS tobacco tax rules, with the NTCA highlighting industry interference and weak enforcement in a new report.
Ogun State Commissioner for Health, Dr Tomi Coker, advocates for government investment in leadership and management training for doctors to strengthen Nigeria's healthcare system and reduce maternal mortality.
Kate Henshaw advocates for women's health at the Efamol EPO launch in Lagos, emphasizing internal wellness and menopause management with clinical insights from pharmacists and experts.
Mental health experts caution that social, academic, and economic pressures are fueling burnout among Nigerian youths, urging a shift in cultural norms to prioritize well-being over relentless success.
Pepsodent launched a nationwide school activation campaign across 17 Nigerian states to promote oral hygiene among children, reaching 51 schools with interactive education sessions and preventive care awareness.
eHealth Africa has launched its Public Health Emergency Management Strategy for 2026-2028, focusing on data, coordination, and community-level response to improve Africa's capacity to handle health threats.
Medical laboratory professionals in Nigeria oppose health reform bills, warning they could weaken healthcare standards and endanger patient safety by disrupting governance and professional boundaries.
Kwara State government and UNICEF are targeting 1.2 million children for a mass polio vaccination campaign following recent virus outbreaks in Kaiama and Moro LGAs.
eHealth Africa has launched a new Public Health Emergency Management Strategy for 2026-2028, aiming to enhance emergency preparedness and data-driven response systems across Africa through improved coordination and real-time data integration.
Niger State's Health Commissioner, Dr Murtala Muhammad Bagana, reaffirmed commitment to polio eradication during a visit by the Global Polio Eradication Initiative delegation, emphasizing sustained vigilance and improved immunization systems.
Niger State Ministry of Health, NPHCDA, local councils, EOC, and UNICEF have signed a pact to eradicate polio and strengthen routine immunisation, emphasizing accountability and community action.
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Nigerian medical expert Aproko Doctor reveals how improperly placed inverter batteries release toxic gases in homes, causing symptoms often mistaken for malaria or stress. Learn the risks and safety measures.
Nigeria has been flagged for breaching WHO FCTC provisions and failing ECOWAS excise tax directives, raising concerns over tobacco control and public health. The NTCA report highlights industry interference and weak taxation.