The Kano State government has spent over N1 billion on purchasing ten high-capacity water pumps to revamp the state’s water supply system.
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A Pediatric Oncologist at the Niger Delta University Teaching Hospital in Bayelsa, Dr Timipah West has called for the establishment of dedicated pediatric oncology centres across all the geopolitical zones in Nigeria.
The Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare Ali Pate says the country can cater to its citizens’ health despite the US Agency for International Development (USAID)’s exit.
The Federal Government on Friday dismissed the claims by Binance’s Head of Financial Crime, Tigran Gambaryan, who spent eight months in a Nigerian detention facility over alleged corruption.
Ekiti State has recorded an increase in the number of pregnant women patronising and giving birth in government health facilities across the state.
The ECOWAS Court has dismissed claims brought against Nigeria by two Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) over the destruction of property, health and environment by the 2012 and 2022 Lagdo Dam floodings.
Annually, on Feb. 15, the International Childhood Cancer Day (ICCD) is commemorated as a global campaign to create awareness about childhood cancer and support for the patients, survivors and their families.
A trial against one of the foremost Teaching Hospitals in Nigeria on the Brekete radio programme led by Ordinary President, Ahmed Isah, seems to be demarketing the status of Nigeria as a choice destination for healthcare tourism. The trial seeks to tar the disclosure by the Minister for Health and Social Welfare, Professor Ali Pate, that the Federal government has implemented policies which are improving health care delivery in the country. The policies include free ceaserean section at Federal Health facilities nationwide and state hospitals like Murtala Mohammed Specialist Hospital and Abdullahi Wase Hospital in Kano. It is aimed at…
Experts in the sector, have cautioned the public about the dangers of self-medication and incomplete treatment for cancer to minimise complications that may result in deaths.
A Consultant Dentist, Dr Bolaji Adebiyi, has cautioned Nigerians to take care of their oral health because many medical challenges first show signs in the mouth.