10 Nigerian Foods That May Weaken Sex Drive
Discover how common Nigerian staples like semo, fried foods, and processed meats may contribute to erectile dysfunction when consumed excessively, and learn healthier alternatives for better sexual health.
Discover how common Nigerian staples like semo, fried foods, and processed meats may contribute to erectile dysfunction when consumed excessively, and learn healthier alternatives for better sexual health.
Benin City, Edo State capital, has won a $1 million Bloomberg innovation award after being selected among top global cities in the prestigious Bloomberg Mayors Challenge for its bold healthcare delivery solutions.
A new national health report indicates teenage pregnancy remains a critical public health issue in Nigeria, with northern states like Kebbi, Zamfara, and Kaduna recording the highest rates, while Lagos and Edo show much lower figures.
Eggs are highly nutritious, but improper preparation and pairings can negate their benefits. Learn which common habits to avoid and discover healthier alternatives for optimal nutrition.
A Nigerian nurse has publicly resigned from nursing, describing it as an overhyped profession with poor remuneration. He advised university students to reconsider their course unless driven by passion.
A woman endured three months of agony after a surgical sponge was left inside her abdomen during an appendectomy, leading to a formal complaint and legal action against the hospital.
An X user's post about having AA parents but an AS genotype has ignited online discussions about genetic inheritance, testing accuracy, and possible explanations.
Discover 11 everyday Nigerian foods like mackerel, ugu, and walnuts that are scientifically proven to enhance memory, focus, and cognitive function naturally.
For over four months, University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital has lacked running water, forcing patients to purchase sachet water for medical procedures and basic hygiene, raising serious healthcare concerns.
Nutrition experts reveal that frequent consumption of instant noodles can lead to high sodium intake, nutrient deficiencies, and increased risk of metabolic syndrome and heart disease.
From instant noodles to sugary drinks, discover how common Nigerian dietary staples might be contributing to cognitive decline and brain fog according to scientific research.
Abia State Governor Alex Otti has commissioned the Alaukwu Ward Primary Health Centre as part of Project Ekwueme, continuing his administration's healthcare overhaul with 15% budget allocation and doctor deployments.
Nigeria has inaugurated West Africa's first dedicated sickle cell cure center at LUTH, offering bone marrow transplants with high success rates. The SCFN-LUTH program provides a local treatment option for the genetic disorder that affects millions in the
Nigeria's Medical and Dental Council suspends three doctors for alleged negligence in the death of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's 21-month-old son, sparking healthcare reform debates.
NAFDAC DG Dr. Christianah Adeyeye warns that alcohol consumption fuels banditry, suicide, and health risks in Nigeria, citing studies on youth addiction and violence.
Three federal agencies have launched a coordinated nationwide campaign to enforce the ban on sachet alcohol and small bottles, aiming to reduce underage drinking despite protests from manufacturers and workers.
Model Hailey Bieber shares her health journey with a uterine septum, a congenital condition that increased miscarriage risks before her son Jack's birth.
A medical investigation panel has suspended three doctors, including Euracare's Medical Director, for negligence in the death of Chimamanda Adichie's 21-month-old son, with ten others facing misconduct charges.
The NCDC reports 75 Lassa fever deaths in early 2026 with a 23% fatality rate, higher than last year. Bauchi, Ondo, Taraba, and Edo are most affected, with healthcare workers also infected.
Scientific analysis reveals potential health risks of daily white rice consumption, including diabetes risk, while offering practical strategies for balanced meals with protein and vegetables.
The Federal Government announces Lenacapavir, a revolutionary twice-yearly injectable HIV prevention drug, will arrive in Nigeria in March 2026. NACA confirms preparations for rollout in priority states.
A Nigerian medical professional, Ugo Bright Malek, has ignited controversy after posting on Facebook that he assumes women's speech or writing is 'nonsense,' leading to widespread condemnation online.
A Nigerian doctor shares his dramatic physical and professional transformation after six years in the UK, contrasting it with the challenges of Nigeria's healthcare system, including power outages and unpaid salaries.
Oscar-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o shares her ongoing struggle with uterine fibroids, revealing she has over 50 growths with the largest being orange-sized. She discusses surgical options and advocates for greater awareness.
The Nwaoma Foundation provided financial aid, medical check-ups, and encouragement to hundreds of hearing and speech-impaired individuals in Lagos, emphasizing inclusion and potential beyond disability.
John Wataka receives 190 million shillings compensation after Ugandan court finds TASO negligent for keeping him on unnecessary ARV treatment from 2016 to 2023.
A new study reveals SuperAgers in their 80s and 90s produce twice as many young neurons as healthy peers, offering insights into brain regeneration and resilience against Alzheimer's disease.
The Kano State Hospitals Management Board has suspended a medical officer for allegedly reporting to duty under the influence of alcohol and unprofessional conduct, pending a full investigation.
The Coroner's Court in Lagos has scheduled April 14, 2026, for a formal inquest into the death of Chimamanda Adichie's son, Nkanu, amid allegations of medical negligence.
Grace Bell becomes the first woman in the UK to give birth after receiving a womb transplant from a deceased donor, marking a historic medical milestone.