NOHIL, partners tackle foot deformities, train specialists in Lagos
Ode Irele: Physiotherapists caution against alarmist reports
NIPDs: Lagos targets 4m children
Ignorance often the cause of resistance to immunisation
Society tasks FG to provide more funds to tackle Malaria
Colorectal cancer: Screening saves lives
What to do when you have Erectile Dysfunction
To defeat malaria, ensure access to quality medicines
Experts advise parents to immunise children
Alcohol with energy drinks, a dangerous combination
Saved by the second opinion
Anambra govt, group sign pact to develop health sector

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Obiano’s wife’s lifeline for children with cleft lips
EKWULOBIA—THEY are children born with one deformity or the other especially on their lips or palate. These children are born with the congenital abnormality of cleft lips and cleft palates. Often times, it brings confusion in marriages as accusing fingers go in wrong directions.
Parents of such children are always worried and often times, they would not afford the cost of surgery and the children grow up with such deformity.
Hope rekindles for 500 MDR-TB patients
FIVE hundred patients of Multi-Drug Resistant Tuberculosis, MDR-TB, are to benefit from quality assured 2nd Line Drugs, valued at US$1.42 million being procured by the Federal government of Nigeria. The 2nd line drugs, will be delivered by Stop TB Partnership’s Global Drug Facility begining June 2015. Drug resistant tuberculosis, DR-TB, also known as drug resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis is a public health threat globally. Drug resistance occurs when drug-susceptible TB patients do not receive the correct treatment regimens or do not complete the full course of treatment.
Health insurance: Lagos plans social mobilisation campaign
Lagos State Council on Health has announced plans to launch a comprehensive and sustained social mobilisation campaign for health insurance with a view to promoting universal health coverage in the state. The Council met recently in Lagos to showcase the progress made in the State Health Sector over the last seven years while identifying areas for consolidation and intervention in the sector.
Fending for orphans has turned me into a beggar
Despite setting out very early, the heavy traffic along Orile-Badagry expressway, Lagos, ensured that this reporter did not get to Araromi, Badagry, location of the Lady Atinuke Oyindamola Memorial Home before 1pm. On entry into the premises which is fenced, the sight of the three building inside, comes as a bit of a shock. A first time visitor to the Home would have no cause to cheer. Right from the gates, the feeling of despair, desolation and despondency is immediately apparent.
100 health professionals acquire special skills in Anambra State
NO less than 100 health professionals in Onitsha, Anambra state have undergone hands-on skills training in various health fields including Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation, CPR, proper usage of a defibrillator machine, and the use of an Epinephrine pen for anaphylaxis or severe allergic reactions.

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