On February 27, it will be exactly one year since Nigeria reported its first COVID-19 infection.
Read morePrivate universities seem to be coping better in adhering to COVID-19 protocols.
Read moreA report said Nigeria spends about N526.4 billion on tobacco-related illness annually, thus affecting its healthcare system.
Read moreThe World Health Organisation expert mission to China ended this week without finding the source of the coronavirus that has...
Read moreTreating cancer is expensive and for many years even before COVID-19, cancer patients and their families in Nigeria were left...
Read moreThe World Cancer Day is an initiative of the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) and is celebrated annually on...
Read moreAccording to the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, over 3,500 people get infected with Leprosy every year in Nigeria.
Read moreThese findings may have major implications for managing patients already known to be at risk of severe COVID-19.
Read moreThe world has an important opportunity to turn the hard-won lessons of this pandemic into a healthier, more equal future...
Read moreClaim: Twitter users claim that eating coconut causes coughing.
Read moreThere are currently three new coronavirus variants: the Brazilian, South African and UK.
Read more"In the two years I have spent in NIPRD, we have been able to midwife a more than 20 fold...
Read moreAlmost everyone will be temporarily or permanently impaired at some point in life, the World Disability Report says.
Read more“In the last two weeks, the number of travellers who have tested positive after the 7th day test has increased."
Read moreAlthough there are interventions against malaria in pregnancy in place, there are still gaps that could jeopardise efforts.
Read moreThe pandemic also provided enough lessons to help in planning the future of health services in the country,
Read moreKebbi has had the highest number of malaria cases in the country for the past five years.
Read more“Pregnancy is not a disease. It should not lead to deaths. Every maternal death should be regarded as an abnormality."
Read moreNigeria has recorded at least 75 deaths from yellow fever in 2020.
Read morePfizer announced the development of a COVID-19 vaccine that prevented more than 90 per cent of infections in a study...
Read moreNigeria’s new COVID-19 infections have increased in the last two weeks, suggesting a possible resurgence.
Read moreOnly 71 medical doctors serve the state’s 153 primary and secondary healthcare facilities.
Read moreAuthorities in Enugu said a strange ailment, now known to be yellow fever, had claimed over 50 lives in parts...
Read moreThe country’s limited testing capacity and inconsistent contact tracing has been a major concern.
Read moreMrs Akerele-Ogunsiji said none of the COVID-19 intervention from the VSF was looted, clarifying that the VSF operate independently and...
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