HEALTH CARE
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Nigeria unveils strategic blueprint to overhaul health sector
The Federal Government has announced a strategic blueprint to overhaul Nigeria’s health sector. The government said that this would be…
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Immunisation: FG to save $49m in with needle-free injection
The Federal Government says the implementation of a needle-free injection system is projected to save the country 49.51 million dollars…
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Cold can cause spinal cord injury – SCIAN chairman
Mr David Onuoha, the Chairman, Spinal Cord Injuries Association of Nigeria (SCIAN), Abia chapter, has warned that untreated cold in…
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Herbal Medicine: How Nigeria can benefit from $100bn global market – Shariff
A Pharmacist, Mrs Zainab Shariff, says Nigeria can take advantage of the 100-billion-dollar global market for herbal medicines. She made…
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National Hospital plans state-of-the-art medical facility to curb medical tourism
The National Hospital, Abuja, has unveiled an ambitious plan to establish a state-of-the-art medical facility in Nigeria, aiming to reduce…
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LASUTH/OASIS Dental Centre unveiled in Lagos
The Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) in collaboration with Oasis Dental Clinic has inaugurated LASUTH/OASIS Dental Centre, a dental…
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Experts urge FG to commit to Child Nutrition Fund
Some nutrition experts have urged the Federal Government to commit to the Child Nutrition Fund (CNF) to ensure access to…
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FG announces reforms to strengthen healthcare
The Federal Government has announced a set of reforms aimed at strengthening the regulation of healthcare facilities across Nigeria. Dr…
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Rains: Exposure to cold doesn’t cause pneumonia – Physician
A General Physician Consultant, Dr Chinasa Gerald, has refuted the belief by some people that exposure to cold causes pneumonia,…
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WHO says Mpox still global health threat
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says Monkeypox, also known as Mpox, has remained a global health threat as 26 countries reported…
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