Why more older men are suffering from urinary tract infections –Expert

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A medical expert has urged older men to take better care of their prostate health to prevent other health complications. The expert, a professor of...

COVID-19 caused rise in TB deaths for first time in decade...

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The World Health Organisation on Thursday said deaths from Tuberculosis, one of the top infectious killers in the world, increased for the first time...

Foods, herbs to manage hemorrhoids

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Olufunke Faluyi Have you started eating locust beans? You have to because for this week it is part of the list of the natural remedies....

FG goes tough on NARD

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The minister of labour and employment, Dr Chris Ngige has said that resident doctors under the umbrella of the National Association of Resident Doctors...

FG slams NMA for reneging on agreement, issuing strike notice

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The federal government has reacted to the strike notice issued by the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), accusing the doctors’ body of failure to fulfill...

APC states commit 15% of annual budget to healthcare

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States controlled by the All Progressives Congress (APC) states have committed to allocate 15 per cent of their annual budgets to healthcare delivery. This decision...

Health sector in imminent total collapse as NMA joins strike

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There is impending total collapse of Nigeria’s health sector as the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) issued a 21-day strike notice to the federal government,...

Lagos releases releases list of 183 COVID-19 approved vaccination centres

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The Lagos State ministry of health has approved 183 centres for the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine inoculation. The ministry said in a statement yesterday that those...

COVID-19: Africa lagging behind in vaccination – WHO

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The World Health Organisation (WHO) has said in its latest report that of the 3.7 billion COVID-19 vaccines administered globally, Africa has administered only...

COVID-19 renders 4, 000 Nigerian children orphans – World Bank report

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A statistical report released by World Bank experts at the Imperial College of London has revealed that an estimated 4,000 Nigerian children lost one...
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