Health
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‘Japa’: 7,000 pharmacists left from Nigeria in 2 years
More than 7,000 pharmacists emigrated from Nigeria in the last two years, President of Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria, PSN, Cyril…
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NAFDAC destroys N16bn worth of substandard drugs, medical devices
*Seeks speedy passage of counterfeit medical product bill The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), yesterday,…
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4 HEALTH BENEFITS OF ALOE VERA
1. Firstly, aloe vera gel contains antioxidants that help strengthen the immune system. 2. Aloe vera has antibacterial and antiviral…
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Basic Healthcare Provision Fund: Ogun enrols over 50,000 pregnant women,children under five years
Dr. Tomi Coker, Ogun State Commissioner for Health, administering immunization on a child, at the flag off of the Routine…
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Diphtheria cases hit 9,478 in 20 States, 4.8m vaccinated
The federal government has said the ongoing outbreak diphtheria has affected 9,478 children across the 20 affected states, with 4,859,181…
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Rising Cases of Renal Failure
Kidney, the organ that helps to filter waste products from the blood and regulates electrolyte balance and red blood cell…
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Ogun, three other states record highest number of Cholera cases -NCDC
Damilola Ajibola Ogun, Zamfara, Cross River and Adamawa states, have been indentified by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and…
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Doctor jailed two years for stealing hospital beds
The High Court of Akwa Ibom State sitting in Eket has sentenced a medical doctor, Nwaopara Uche, to a two-year…
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UNICEF Treats 14,000 Malnourished Children In Borno IDPs’ Camp
United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) under its Rapid Response Mechanism in collaboration with UN Central Emergency Response Fund and…
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Ogun govt flags -off NIPDS vaccination for children of ages 0-5 years
In its bid to rid poliomyelitis infection and secure a bright future for children, the Ogun State Government in collaboration…
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