Give mental health patients a say in decisions – WHO
By Sola Ogundipe As Nigeria joins the rest of the world to mark World Mental Health Day 2026, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has called on governments and health systems to move beyond listening to people with mental health conditions and give them a meaningful role in shaping the policies and services that affect their […]
3.7m people at risk for malaria in Borno State, says WHO
World Health Organisation, WHO has said that about 3.7 million people are at risk for malaria in Borno State if quick humanitarian assistance failed to come.
Boska reaches out to traders in Kano
HUNDREDS of traders at the Wappa market in Kano weekend benefitted from the ongoing nationwide free medical services organised Dexa Medica makers of Boska, under its Pain Free Day initiative programme.
Pfizer marks 60 years in Nigeria
Pfizer in Nigeria is celebrating 60 years and marking this milestone with exciting initiatives and programmes.
OTC drugs not safe for diabetics — STUDY
The idea that any medication available without a prescription is safe to take can be a dangerous one for those with diabetes, who risk spikes in blood glucose and blood pressure by taking the wrong medication for something as simple as the common cold.
Help promote exclusive breastfeeding, group urges private sector, TBAs
To increase the rate of exclusive breastfeeding in Lagos, the private sector as well as Traditional Birth Attendants, TBAs, have been urged to encourage pregnant and lactating mothers that seek health care services in their facilities to embrace the culture of breastfeeding.
