Category : Cancer Care


Foundation Screens 1,000+ for Colorectal Cancer in Imo

The David Omenukor Foundation provided free colorectal cancer screenings to over 1,000 individuals in Imo State during Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. The initiative featured health education and expert workshops, with support from state officials and

Africa Must Invest More to Curb Health Workforce Migration

Rashid Khalani, CEO of Aga Khan University Hospital, emphasizes that African nations must increase health funding, improve infrastructure, and ensure fair compensation to retain medical professionals and combat the ongoing brain drain crisis.

Uriel Oputa Slams Blessing Okoro Over Cancer Claims

Former BBNaija star Uriel Oputa condemns making cancer claims for content, referencing Blessing Okoro's 'stage 4' diagnosis post. She shares her mother's breast cancer battle, stressing cancer's seriousness.

TB Risk Shouldn't Depend on Where You're Born

Alemnew Dagnew, MD, highlights the stark contrast in TB responses between high-income nations and sub-Saharan Africa, advocating for equitable vaccine access to combat the disease that killed 1.23 million in 2024.

Experts Urge Regular Tests to Curb Kidney Failure in Nigeria

Nephrologists at St. Nicholas Hospital in Lagos emphasize the critical need for regular medical screenings to detect conditions like diabetes and hypertension early, preventing kidney failure through lifestyle changes and timely interventions.

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.

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.

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.

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