Thursday, October 22, 2026

Health

April 29, 2024

Health insurance enrollees seek improved services, decry cumbersome process

Subscribers/enrollees complained of nonchalant treatment by accredited hospitals.

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April 28, 2024

Female circumcision attracts four-year imprisonment: NAPTIP

NAPTIP noted that an attempt at female circumcision attracts two- year imprisonment.

NAPTIP
April 28, 2024

FG tasks veterinarians on vigilance in curtailing zoonotic disease outbreak

He said that veterinary competencies must be regarded as an essential and integral part of health at large.

Muhammed Pate
April 27, 2024

FG pledges policies, programmes for inclusive veterinary practice

Mr Abdullahi said the government would ensure effective coordination of veterinary practice, enabling the professionals to take pride in being essential health workers.

Agric minister, Sabi Abdullahi
April 27, 2024

19 children die from suspected measles complications in Adamawa

He assured that children with severe infections would be referred to hospitals.

Measles
April 26, 2024

King Charles to resume public duties after cancer treatment

It has been widely reported that the king was keen to resume some form of public duties in spite of his illness.

April 26, 2024

Enugu health commissioner pushes for Nigerian-made malaria vaccines

He said this was the time to call on Nigeria to look into the possibilities of manufacturing malaria vaccines in our environment.

Peter Mbah
April 26, 2024

Anambra ready to take delivery of malaria vaccine: Commissioner

Health commissioner Afam Obidike disclosed this in Awka on Friday at a news conference to mark the 2024 World Malaria Day.

Malaria vaccine
April 26, 2024

NAFDAC seals unregistered bakeries, water factories, medicine stores in Plateau

The director encouraged the public to report violations, such as selling expired, damaged, or adulterated products, to the nearest NAFDAC office.

NAFDAC Nigeria
April 26, 2024

NIMR, partner donate cervical cancer screening equipment to 10 hospitals

According to the World Health Organisation, in Nigeria, 23 to 28 women die daily of cervical cancer.

CERVICAL SCREENING EQUIPMENT