NAFDAC seizes N200m fake drink packaging in Aba
Drug Addiction: Arrest is not recovery – Prof Daniel Ikpechukwu
NAFDAC re-enforces surveillance, monitoring activities
‘Slimming pills work fast but bring great pains in the end’
What to do if you contract gonorrhoea
80 percent of cancer cases curable — Health Minister
Famine looms in northeast Nigeria as food crisis worsens
Knowledge of IoT is key in healthcare delivery, says Vodacom
We plan to eliminate viral hepatitis by 2021, says Adewole
Anti-HIV vaginal ring to be tested in Africa
Sokoto orthopaedic hospital conducts knee transplant
MeCAM, partners sensitise Nigerians about malnutrition

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Healthy living: YEDI targets 4,000 young people
To ensure young people stay away from risky behaviour while on holidays, the Youth Empowerment and Development Initiative, YEDI is set for its 5th edition of the annual summer holiday camps tagged ‘Skillz Holiday Camps’ designed to educate youths on healthy habits and important life skills.
NAFDAC re-enforces surveillance, monitoring activities
With a donation of six Hilux vehicles by Dangote Group weekend, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC said it is improving monitoring and surveillance activities with a view to ensure that only safe products are in circulation in Nigeria.
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 by Dexa Medica, makers of Boska, under its Pain Free Day initiative programme.
325m people have viral hepatitis — WHO
As the World weekend marked this year’s World Hepatitis Day, the World Health Organization, WHO, has disclosed that, estimated 325 million people worldwide have viral hepatitis even as the 257 million people living with hepatitis B and 71 million people living with hepatitis C have no access to treatment.
Breastfeeding does not flatten, or sag breast—health practitioner
Mrs Olubunmi Aiyedun , the President National Association of Nigeria Paediatric Nurses says exclusive breastfeeding does not flatten or make breast sag.

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