Milk Myths Debunked: A Dietitian's Guide to Dairy Nutrition
A dietitian debunks common milk myths, explaining why dairy milk remains essential for bone health, muscle maintenance, and overall wellbeing across all life stages.
A dietitian debunks common milk myths, explaining why dairy milk remains essential for bone health, muscle maintenance, and overall wellbeing across all life stages.
Finland has published an official list of five occupational areas facing serious labour shortages, including health professionals, teachers, and business roles, based on a three-to-four-year market trend review.
Germany requires foreign-trained doctors to obtain Approbation, prove physical fitness, good conduct, and German language proficiency (B2, often C1 medical) to practise medicine.
Bonolo, 24, celebrated qualifying as a Chartered Accountant and earning a Master of Accounting on X, urging young women to keep fighting for their dreams.
A Nigerian pharmacist in Canada shared her biweekly paycheck of CAD 5,830.80 (N5,584,782.96) on TikTok, inspiring internationally trained pharmacists. She says the amount is not fixed and can increase based on her work.
Nurse Becky Okegbemi delivered six babies in August—four males, two females—with no stillbirth or complications, sharing her milestone on X.
Bayelsa Education Development Trust Fund, British Council, and TRCB launch a five-day training for 400 teachers and school leaders focusing on English proficiency, digital teaching, and leadership.
USCIS directs foreigners to a free online study page for English and civics tests required for naturalisation, aiding applicants worldwide before their interview.
A US-based resident doctor, @__destinylanae, shared her first residency paycheque on TikTok, revealing gross earnings of $2,227.68 and net pay of $1,774.26, sparking reactions.
Neurosurgeons in Nigeria earn between ₦201,000 and ₦15 million yearly, with an average of ₦1,538,961. The path requires 14-15 years of training after high school, including MBBS, housemanship, NYSC, and residency.
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Ex-Man United winger Ashley Young reveals he needs a hip replacement, disclosing severe pain forced his retirement at 40. He details bone-on-bone condition and final season struggles.
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Canada sets study permit fee at $150 (N146,029) for single applicants, separate from visa costs. Learn full details and additional charges.
A mother who lost her 7-year-old son expresses gratitude to a doctor who refused to tie her fallopian tubes, saying his advice saved her future fertility.
NARD threatens nationwide indefinite strike from 10 August over outstanding salary arrears, 19 months unpaid allowances and welfare issues for resident doctors.
A Nigerian nurse shares video of a colleague's skin reaction after taking lenacapavir, an HIV prevention injection, but stresses it is uncommon and urges monitoring.
Dr. Salamat Ahuoiza Aliu-Ibrahim, Nigeria's first female neurosurgeon, left for the US for better opportunities and now practices pediatrics in Joplin, Missouri.
A sickle cell warrior shares her emotional reaction after her blood was replaced with AA blood, describing feeling lithe, supple, and able to breathe without dizziness.
Dermatologists advise older adults to shower only twice weekly and use soap every third day to prevent dry, irritated, and fragile skin due to age-related changes.
A consultant gynaecologist warns that only 25% of men have optimal semen quality, with sperm counts dropping over 50% in five decades, urging men to take reproductive health seriously.
Dr Isioma Okolo examines how everyday beauty products may harm Nigerian women's health, focusing on hormone-disrupting chemicals and the need for greater regulation.
Hundreds of UNILAG students and staff received free healthcare services during FastCare Medical Outreach, offering blood pressure tests, malaria screening, and consultations.
Vice President Shettima and Olubadan of Ibadanland paid tributes at the funeral of renowned obstetrician Dr. Felix Ekhaguere in Benin City.
Dr. Temitope Farombi calls for greater protection of older persons with dementia, warning of abuse and neglect on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.
WCAHealth and Taraba Ministry of Health graduated 60 community youths as Sexual Reproductive Health Champions under the ACCESS Programme to improve adolescent health.
Dr. Olakunle Ajayi, a Nigerian health expert at Harvard, has been awarded the Rose Service Learning Fellowship to assess healthcare barriers in Ekiti State.
The African Immigrants Resource Centre (AIRC) calls for intensified action against menstrual poverty affecting thousands of Nigerian girls, urging governments and organizations to ensure access to hygiene products and education.
The Association of Nigerian Private Medical Practitioners, Edo Central Zone, held its 2026 Annual General Meeting, Scientific Conference, and Award Night in Ekpoma, Edo State, featuring discussions on healthcare collaboration, regulation, and honors for p
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.