Medical News


Why Yellow, Lassa Fevers Outbreaks Persist

No fewer than seven Nigerians have lost their lives to suspected yellow fever contracted after vis…

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NSIA-LUTH Cancer Centre Steps Up Manpower Training

The multi-billion NSIA-LUTH Cancer Centre has embarked on some proactive measures to guarantee the…

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What Drug Security Means

Last year, at the annual national conference of the Association of Industrial Pharmacists, in Ilor…

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ICN Joint Webinar Highlights Importance of Data to the Development of and Investment in the Global Nursing Workforce

Hundreds of nurses from around the world have attended an online discussion about the State of the…

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LASUTH Cardiologist, Team Record Another Medical Feat

A medical team comprising of an Interventional Cardiologist and other medical doctors recently car…

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NAFDAC Integrates Electronic Licensing for Import Transactions

The National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has completed its integ…

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Nurses Decry Poor State of Hospital Facilities in FCT

The Chairman of the National Association of Nurses and Midwives, (NANNM), Comrade Deborah Yusufu, …

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Lagos and its Stagnant Health Insurance Scheme

In a highly celebrated ceremony last December, the Lagos State government launched what was suppos…

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NAFDAC, GS1 to Co-Host African Healthcare Conference

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and GS1 will co-host the…

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Govt Tackles Spread of Monkey Pox, Lassa fever, others

The Federal Government has promised to tackle the incessant outbreak of infectious diseases in the…

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‘Mental Disorder Accounts For High Suicide Rate’

A Consultant Psychiatrist, Dr Kafayat Ogunsola, has said mental disorder accounts for 90 per cent …

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Empowering Pharmacists to Check Drug Misuse, Abuse in Nigeria

Worried by the growing incidence of drug abuse and misuse, pharmacists under the aegis of the Phar…

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Internet Pharmacy Will Worsen Indiscriminate Access to Medicines, ACPN Warns

The Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria (ACPN) has warned that promotion of Internet p…

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Our Doctors Not On Strike, Says IMSUTH

Management of Imo State University Teaching Hospital (IMSUTH), Orlu, has said that doctors in the …

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Nigeria, Niger Begin Surveillance against Polio

North East Coordinator of the World Health Organisation (WHO), Fadinding Manneh has said that expe…

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Nursing and Midwifery Council UK Announces Exciting Changes to Help Overseas Nursing Applicants

Nurses, midwives and nursing associates applying to join the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) r…

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NAFDAC Advises Traditional Medical Practitioners to Register Products

The National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration Control (NAFDAC) in Gombe on Tuesday called …

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Invest in African Health Sector - Prof. Onuoha

Prof. Jonah Onuoha has called on African leaders to provide the needed infrastructure in the healt…

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NPMCN Graduates 204 in Family Medicine, Anesthesia

The National Post Graduate Medical College of Nigeria, NPMCN, recently  graduated 204 diploma…

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OOUTH Doctors Call Off Eight-Day Strike

Doctors under the aegis of the Association of Resident Doctors in Olabisi Onabanjo University Teac…

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