Aproko Doctor Warns Against Live Snail Skincare Risks
Health influencer Aproko Doctor cautions against using live Giant African Land snails for facial treatments, citing risks of parasites, bacterial infections, and allergic reactions.
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Lulu-Briggs Foundation Serves 5,000+ in Free Medical Outreach
The O.B. Lulu-Briggs Foundation provided free healthcare to over 5,000 residents in Ogu, Rivers State, performing 149 surgeries during a five-day medical mission.
Dr Ola Brown Wins Women of Impact Award at IWD Celebration
Dr Ola Brown, a leading health investor, received the Women of Impact Award at the Arise News and ThisDay International Women's Day event in Lagos, recognizing her contributions to healthcare venture capital and infrastructure across Africa.
Cancer Patient and Daughter Seek Financial Aid in Lagos
A breast cancer patient and her 20-month-old daughter in Lagos require urgent financial support for medical treatments, including chemotherapy and surgery, as the family struggles with overwhelming costs.
Free Kidney Surgeries in Delta for World Kidney Day
The Progressive Health Forum in Delta State offers free AV fistula surgeries to chronic kidney disease patients, aiming to improve hemodialysis access and reduce costs.
Nigerian Man in US Shocked by $23k Hospital Bill for Birth
Ifeanyi Eze, a Nigerian man living in the US, expressed shock after receiving a $23,000 hospital bill for his wife's straightforward childbirth and two-day stay, highlighting America's high healthcare costs.
AIDDN Backs Parents, Caregivers on Down Syndrome Day
The Association for Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities of Nigeria reaffirms support for parents and caregivers of persons with Down syndrome, calling for inclusive policies and services nationwide.
Nigerian Man Shares $23k US Hospital Bill After Childbirth
A Nigerian man, Ifeanyi Eze, has revealed the $23,433.75 hospital bill from his American wife's childbirth in the US, highlighting the high costs of healthcare and sparking online reactions about insurance and global medical expenses.
UK Hospital Sacks Nigerian Dietitian Over Competence Issues
A Nigerian dietitian working at Manchester Royal Infirmary was dismissed after internal checks revealed significant discrepancies between her claimed experience and actual clinical knowledge. The hospital confirmed no patients were harmed and has strength
Jehovah's Witnesses' Blood Ban: Health Risks in Nigeria
Jehovah's Witnesses' strict prohibition on blood transfusions in Nigeria leads to preventable deaths, as cases like Tutu and Aunty Esther highlight conflicts between religious beliefs and medical care.
Blissful Moments Key to Mental Health with Loved Ones
Spending quality time with a partner or loved one, whether through simple outings or private moments at home, fosters emotional regulation and supports mental health, according to experts.
Free Surgeries for 3000 Imo Indigents by Jennifer Etuh Foundation
Jennifer Etuh Foundation offers free major surgeries and healthcare services to over 3000 indigents in Imo State, including eye surgeries and dental care, costing over N500 million.
Deka George Mourns Sister Lost in Childbirth, Alleges Negligence
Content creator Deka George shares a heartbreaking account of losing her sister Amaka during childbirth, alleging medical delays and negligence at the hospital.
Kebbi Probes Child Deaths After Hospital Injection Incident
Kebbi State Government forms special committee to investigate controversial deaths of two siblings at Zuru General Hospital following alleged wrongful injection. Panel given one-week deadline.
Nigerian Dietitian Struck Off UK Register for Dishonesty
A Nigerian dietitian, Ifeyinwa Chizube Ndulue-Nonso, has been removed from the UK professional register after a tribunal found she falsified her expertise to secure a job she was unqualified for, risking patient safety.
External Accreditation Key to Trust in African Healthcare
External accreditation, like JCI standards, is crucial for strengthening trust in African healthcare by ensuring quality, safety, and global benchmarks, reducing medical travel abroad.
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Pepsodent Launches 'Do The 2' Dental Campaign in Nigeria
Pepsodent has launched its 'Do The 2 Brush Day and Night' campaign in Nigeria, partnering with the Nigerian Dental Association to promote oral hygiene and reach 50 million people across 17 states.
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7 Warning Signs Your Brain Health Is Declining
Memory lapses, brain fog, and mood swings could signal cognitive decline. Learn the 7 subtle signs your brain might be struggling and proactive steps to protect neurological health.
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7 Common Foods That Could Increase Cancer Risk
Research highlights everyday foods like processed meats, sugary drinks, and alcohol as potential contributors to cancer risk, urging dietary caution for long-term health.
Aproko Doctor Slams Pastors for Faith Healing Over Medicine
Nigerian health influencer Aproko Doctor criticizes pastors who advise members to choose faith healing over medical care, citing a case where a woman nearly died from a diabetic ulcer after following such advice.
FG Targets 3 Million in Nationwide Oral Health Push
The Federal Government has announced plans to reach at least three million Nigerians through expanded oral healthcare services and awareness campaigns, as part of efforts to mark World Oral Health Day 2026.
Suicide Skit Trend Sparks Legal and Mental Health Crisis
The rising trend of suicide skits on social media is raising serious legal and mental health concerns in Nigeria. Experts warn it normalizes self-harm and violates laws, with calls for stronger regulation and the National Suicide Prevention Bill 2024.
Stakeholders Worry Over Data Shortage in Healthcare Delivery
Health experts in Edo State express deep concern over persistent data deficiencies impacting quality healthcare decision-making and service delivery, as highlighted at a recent stakeholders' meeting.
Meningitis Outbreak Spreads to London, Cases Rise to 27
The UK meningitis outbreak has reached London with 27 total cases, including two fatalities. Health officials warn of continued spread as investigations link infections to universities, schools, and a suspected super-spreader event.
NAFDAC Warns of Fake Cancer Drugs in Circulation
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control has raised an alarm over counterfeit batches of Avastin and Tecentriq cancer medicines circulating in Nigeria, warning of severe health risks including treatment failure and death.
Russia Sends Childless Women to Psychologists Over Birth Rate
Russia's health ministry introduces guidelines to refer women who do not want children to psychologists, aiming to boost birth rates amid a severe demographic crisis worsened by the Ukraine conflict.
Pepsodent Launches 'Do The 2' Campaign for Oral Health Day in Nigeria
Pepsodent, in partnership with the Nigerian Dental Association, launches the 'Do The 2' campaign to promote brushing twice daily and dental visits across 17 states, aiming to reach 50 million Nigerians.
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UK Meningitis Outbreak: Symptoms, Spread, Prevention
A concerning Meningitis B outbreak in Kent, UK has claimed lives and spread among students. Learn about symptoms, transmission risks, and urgent vaccination efforts.
Nigeria Gets First Lenacapavir Batch for HIV Prevention
The Federal Government has taken delivery of the first batch of lenacapavir injection doses, a long-acting HIV prevention drug, as part of a Global Fund initiative. The shipment, received in Lagos, marks a significant step in Nigeria's strategy to elimina
Psychiatrists Condemn Maiduguri Blasts, Seek Mental Health Support
The Association of Psychiatrists in Nigeria condemns the Maiduguri bombings, calling for urgent mental health support for victims and enhanced security measures to address trauma.
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