Thursday, October 22, 2026

Health

May 7, 2024

Monkeypox: WHO raises concern as DR Congo records 321 deaths in four months

Since the beginning of 2024, a total of 5,133 suspected cases, including 321 deaths, have been reported, according to the WHO report.

Monkeypox
May 7, 2024

Africa CDC says critical workforce shortage worsens public health emergencies 

The Africa Health Workforce Investment Forum is underway in Windhoek, the capital of Namibia.

Africa CDC
May 7, 2024

Indians, other foreign nationals now seek medical treatments in Nigeria: FG

“We have a President now that believes a healthy nation is the core to harnessing our biggest asset.’’

NATIONAL HOSPITAL ABUJA (credit: facebook)
May 6, 2024

FG takes sector-wide approach to strengthen health security

He said the comprehensive approach, endorsed at both federal and state levels, aimed to foster a unified response to safeguard Nigeria’s population against health threats.

Dr Muhammad Ali Pate
May 6, 2024

Plateau invests N590 million in modern drug warehouse 

The commissioner said the warehouse would be used to store drugs and other medical and health-related commodities.

Plateau governor, Caleb Mutfwang
May 6, 2024

Measles Outbreak: Adamawa government extends school resumption by one week

Ms Umar explained that the pupils and students were scheduled to May 6, but the resumption was extended to May 13 to contain the measles outbreak.

A measles patient
May 6, 2024

FG commits to curb rising cost of drugs

The federal government has pledged to bring down the soaring cost of medications to make it affordable to Nigerians.

NAFDAC BOSS; MEDICAL DRUGS
May 5, 2024

Midwives unsung heroes in maternal, infant mortality fight: NPHCDA

It said the efforts of midwives had significantly contributed to a reduction in the alarming statistics of maternal and under-five mortality rates in Nigeria.

Midwives (Credit: United Nations Population Funds)
May 5, 2024

UNFPA canvass support for midwives over shortfall of maternal resources

“When crisis strikes, midwives are often first on the scene, especially in remote communities.’’

Midwives (Credit: United Nations Population Funds)
May 4, 2024

Group trains 140 Plateau community volunteers in malaria prevention

“Our goal is to sensitise members of the respective communities on the importance of adopting and inculcating healthier behaviours,” she said.

Mosquitoes