70,000 Ebola vaccines released to DRC as Bundibugyo outbreak persists
CMD counsels patients on proper management of stroke
Heart attach stops heart attack
Why underage marriage is a national problem – Report
Medical tourism: New frontiers for Nigerian healthcare delivery
‘Adopt culture of voluntary blood donation’
Why 3 scientists won the 2013 Nobel Prize in Physiology
Heart attacks: Defibrillators to the rescue
Telemedicine Centre opens in Abuja
Hospital saves 200 preterm babies
Don’t get infected with Typhoid
Big breakfast for diabetics
Pain Doctor: A pain in the neck
1 in 5 adults experience mental disorder – UNIC
Pharmacies without new emblems to be sanctioned

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Money back IVF scheme debuts at Nordica Lagos
A multiple IVF cycle strategy that greatly increases the possibility of conception due to sustained treatment of fertility challenged couples has been introduced by Nordica Fertility Centre, Lagos.
Experts decry dearth of regulations for traditional orthopaedic care
Absence of set rules, regulations have been identified as the bane of traditional management of orthopaedics and trauma patients in Nigeria.
Specialist eye clinic coming to Lagos
Patients affected by cataract, glaucoma and pterygium would soon breathe a sigh of relief as the Indo Eyecare Foundation and Rotary International make plans to erect an ultra modern eye specialist clinic in Lagos. This was disclosed by the District Governor Olugbemiga Olowu, at the closing ceremony of the free eye surgery organsied by Rotary club of Lagos Palmgrove at the General Hospital Marina.
Lagos rides against breast cancer cycle
IN a feat comparable to the inspirational Prudential Ride London-Surrey100-mile cycle ride by 25,000 cyclists and the famous London to Paris Cycle Ride, professional cyclists from the Life Style Cycling Club, Port Harcourt, are set to ride through a mapped out route in Lagos.
It’s twins for Nike Oshinowo
Former Miss Nigeria and Chief Executive of AOE Events & Entertainment Limited, Chief Adenike Oshinowo, is a proud mother of a set of twins.
Heart health: Food, beverage manufacturers to reformulate products
AS millions of people are losing their lives annually to Non Communicable Diseases, NCDs, food and nutrition experts in Nigeria have harped on healthful foods as a prerequisite for attainment of healthy nutrition.
‘Even children are not immune from cancer attack’
Health experts have called for collective efforts in tackling the rising incidence of childhood cancer in Nigeria, stating that the disease is almost assuming epidemic level.
Nigeria@ 53: Health: Still waiting for promises
THE Nigerian health sector is reminiscent of Samuel Beckett’s “Waiting for Godot” – the famous play that depicts and explores the utter meaninglessness of life. In a playback of its repetitive plot, the play theatrically implies that in life, everything that is possible will happen. In one unending scene, the actors talk about life, the world, and everything else that occurs from cradle to grave. They talk, they wait, they anticipate. But they fail to do the most important thing – act.
Get the power to stop strokes!
ARE you a stroke patient, at risk of stroke or you have a relative or friend with stroke? Even if none of these is applicable to you, here is a piece of news that will interest you.
Eat peanut butter and reduce breast cancer risk
THERE is a link between eating vegetable proteins such as those found in peanut butter and a lower risk of breast cancer . Noncancerous benign breast disease occurs from either an infection or injury which causes lumps to breast tissue or from changes to the breast.

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