HCPAN Connect targets Nigeria’s fragmented health data crisis
Too much light at night may quietly affect your heart
Brain cancer could be treated with Zika virus — STUDY
Tristate Healthcare conducts health checks on lawyers
Clearline HMO advocates best practices in healthcare industry
Ndubuisi seeks help as glaucoma steals his sight
Strike: Should we return home and die?
We need to help children battling cancer— Matilda, mother of three–year–old cancer survivor
Even gentle exercise helps prevent breast cancer
Twin sisters joined at forehead face risky separation surgery
Dancing can reverse signs of brain ageing
Discovered: Best heart drug since statins
Four coffees a day ‘cuts the risk of dying early by two thirds’
FG to launch new Family Planning Campaign
MALARIA: The avoidable pregnant women, unborn babies’ deaths, by experts
Good and bad news on aspirin and colon cancer: study
Pen-like tool helps surgeons spot cancer cells

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Cholesterol drug reduces death in men without heart disease
A cholesterol drug reduced by 28 percent the mortality rate among men who had high cholesterol but no heart disease, according to new research out Wednesday.
Don tasks Nigerians on disease awareness
With the launch of AlertClinic in Lagos, the Deputy Vice Chancellor, University of Lagos, Prof. Folashade Ogunsola challenged Nigerians to arm themselves with information as no country survives without information on the burden and pattern of disease in its community.
Infertility: Foundation holds conference
According to press statement made available to Vanguard, and signed by the founder of Ibidunni Ighodalo Foundation, Mrs. Ibidunni Ighodalo, the aim of the conference is to create awareness on the rising cases of infertility, its early detection, causes and treatments as well as alternative methods of conceiving such as In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), egg donation and surrogacy.
Nigerian govt unprepared, unwilling to tackle Lassa fever — TOMORI
RECENTLY, the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LUTH, witnessed an outbreak of Lassa fever that claimed two lives and infected five doctors while hundreds were kept under surveillance.
Man seeks N10m to undergo heart surgery
A SIXTY four-year-old Emmanuel Sunday Obanigba diagnosed with a heart disease and gastric ulcer is currently battling for life. Emmanuel’s condition is gradually affecting his kidney. Sadly, Emmanuel requires about N10 million to undergo a surgery to rescue his fast deteriorating health.

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