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.
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.
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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.
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
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New research challenges traditional beliefs, suggesting moderate masturbation could improve sperm health and fertility by reducing DNA damage and promoting fresher sperm production.
Self-acclaimed relationship expert Blessing Okoro, known as Blessing CEO, is under public scrutiny after announcing a breast cancer diagnosis and seeking financial support for treatment. Medical professionals and social media users are questioning inconsi
Popular relationship expert Blessing CEO has publicly disclosed her stage 4 cancer diagnosis, sharing her emotional journey from initial misdiagnosis to current treatment uncertainties while calling for greater cancer awareness.
Self-acclaimed relationship expert Blessing CEO faces public scrutiny and demands for a medical report after announcing a breast cancer diagnosis and seeking financial help for treatment.
Self-acclaimed relationship expert Blessing CEO faces public scrutiny and demands for a medical report after announcing a breast cancer diagnosis and seeking financial help for treatment.
Oyo State Government has flagged off integrated health outreaches across all 33 local government areas to mark World Tuberculosis Day 2026, emphasizing early detection and community engagement to combat TB.
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Nigerian social media personality Blessing CEO reveals breast cancer diagnosis, puts Lagos mansion up for sale to fund treatment while facing skepticism from followers over her claims.
Influencer Blessing CEO details her breast cancer diagnosis, from a neglected lump to stage 4, urging awareness and financial help for treatment amid emotional challenges.
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.
Nigerian relationship expert Blessing CEO has broken down in a video, confirming her breast cancer battle and urgently appealing for public funds to cover surgery costs.
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A Nigerian woman in the UK has lived with a urine bag for over a year due to postponed surgeries, highlighting systemic healthcare delays affecting millions on NHS waiting lists.
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.
The Guardian Woman Festival in Lagos addressed critical issues in Nigeria's breast cancer response, focusing on late detection, high treatment costs, and awareness gaps that drive poor outcomes for patients.
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.
The Guardian Woman Festival in Lagos highlighted critical issues in breast cancer care, focusing on financial barriers and awareness deficits that hinder early detection and treatment in Nigeria.
The Federal Government commits to ending HIV/AIDS by 2030 through expanded services and a new drug rollout, as the EU announces a €288 million grant for healthcare and other sectors.
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.
Health influencer Aproko Doctor cautions against using live Giant African Land snails for facial treatments, citing risks of parasites, bacterial infections, and allergic reactions.
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, 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.