Brain Centre records 160 critical interventions in one year

Brain Centre in Ibadan has conducted over 160 critical neurological interventions in its first year, addressing Nigeria's rising burden of stroke and brain injuries. Learn about their life-saving mission and the urgent need for specialist care.

Catheter Mishap Devastates Lagos Cleric's Life

Alfred Ogene's stroke treatment at a Lagos hospital led to a severe urethral injury from a mishandled catheter, leaving him in permanent pain and with over N4.4m in bills. Read the full investigation.

Nigeria's 2030 Strategy to End Cervical Cancer

Nigeria aligns with WHO's global strategy, targeting 90% HPV vaccination, 70% screening, and 90% treatment to eliminate cervical cancer. Experts urge scaling up efforts.

Ogun Govt Funds Measles-Rubella Campaign for Children

Ogun State Government guarantees funding and logistics for a 10-day measles-rubella vaccination campaign starting Jan 27, 2026. Over 8,000 health workers will target children aged 9 months to 14 years for full coverage.

Twin Babies Die After Immunization in Lagos

A Lagos family is in mourning after their 9-month-old identical twin boys died a day after receiving immunizations. The father shares heartbreaking details on TikTok, raising vaccine safety concerns.

Ogun Assures Funding for Measles-Rubella Campaign

Ogun State Government guarantees adequate funding and logistics for the 10-day measles-rubella vaccination campaign targeting children from 9 months to 14 years, starting January 27, 2026.

Signs You Need Child Spacing Before Next Baby

Is your body asking for a break? Learn the 5 key signs you need child spacing. It's not selfish—it's smart for your health and family. Call 7790 for FREE expert advice.

Diabetes Deaths Soar as Drug Costs Spike 300% in Nigeria

Over 11.4 million Nigerians battle diabetes as a 300% surge in drug costs forces patients to ration medicine or use herbs. Experts warn of rising amputations and 40,000 yearly deaths, calling for a state of emergency. Read the full investigation.

TUC Gives FG 7 Days to Withdraw 'No Work, No Pay' Policy

The Trade Union Congress demands the Federal Ministry of Health withdraw a circular enforcing 'no work, no pay' for JOHESU members. Failure could destabilize Nigeria's fragile healthcare system. Read the full story.

Nigerian Doctors Sound Alarm on Rising NCDs, Propose Solution

The Society of Lifestyle Medicine of Nigeria warns that unhealthy habits are fueling a silent epidemic of chronic diseases. Experts advocate for the DREAMS framework—Diet, Relationships, Exercise, Avoidance, Mental health, Sleep—as a proven, cost-effectiv

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