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Health

January 14, 2025

FG to reduce costs of dialysis by 80% in FMC Abuja

The minister explained that the dialysis would be done at an 80 per cent subsidy to ensure that dialysis care is more accessible and affordable to Nigerians.

Federal Medical Centre (FMC) Abuja
January 13, 2025

Nigeria’s PHCs need urgent revitalisation: Stakeholders

Some health stakeholders say Nigeria’s primary healthcare centres, which serve as the backbone of the country’s healthcare system, need revitalisation.

January 12, 2025

Neuropsychiatrist blames rising rate of depression, suicide on social media

The neuropsychiatrist lamented that people spend too much time on social media, which, to a great extent, affects their mental health.

Social Media Icons
January 12, 2025

WHO recommends routine HPV vaccination in national immunisation programmes

Mr Ugochukwu said this on Saturday in Abuja during a seminar for health journalists on ‘Enhancing HPV Vaccine Awareness and Uptake in Nigeria’.

KIDS GETTING VACCINATED
January 12, 2025

Kogi: Gov Ododo spends N7 billion to upgrade primary health centres

The Kogi government has committed N7 billion to upgrade 88 additional primary healthcare centres across the state.

Kogi PHS
January 11, 2025

Cancer society calls for higher funding in 2025 budget

The federal government has allocated N1.3 billion to the CHF over the past four years, with N200 million earmarked for the fund in the 2024 budget.

CANCER PATIENTS
January 10, 2025

Dates reduces cancer risk, brain diseases: Endocrinologist

According to the endocrinologist, the nutritional properties of dates include carbohydrates, fibre, and vitamins, among other minerals.

Dates fruit
January 10, 2025

Nigerian activists warned against demonising GMO products

The AATF project manager said increased anti-GMO technology activism, with court cases, is another challenge to stop African farmers from growing genetically engineered crops.

genetically modified organism
January 9, 2025

FG urges combined efforts against emerging COVID-19 threats

NEMA conveyed the strategic stakeholders meeting to discuss preparedness, response plans, and proactive measures within Nigeria’s national context against the virus.

Dr Muhammad Ali Pate
January 8, 2025

WHO says bird flu risk remains low after first U.S. patient dies

“We’re not seeing sustained circulation,” she said. “The man who died of the disease in Louisiana was over 65 and reportedly had underlying medical conditions.’’

U.S. hospital