LIFE EXPECTANCY CHALLENGE: Why Nigerians are dying too soon – Experts
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Sexual assault: Mirabel Centre seeks special court
Blame succeeding govts for Nigeria’s healthcare woes — GOWON
Every day, 39,000 child brides emerge — Report
Diabetes: Apollo Hospitals, Sanofi open sugar clinics
FG establishes policy on occupational safety and health
Demand accurate and reliable tests results as a right — MLSCN
FG assures enabling environment for bioresources development
Dentist raises alarm over crowded, crooked teeth
Experts call for comprehensive education of health workers
Data website aids Nigeria’s MDGs campaign
Consultancy status: MDCAN faults JOHESU on FG’s circular
Nigeria, seven other countries to get GSK fund for NCDs
At last, health insurance for the masses
Self sufficiency in drug manufacture is national security— PMG-MAN

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Experts call for review of medical education curriculum
Health Professionals have called for review of curriculum of medical education in Nigeria in line with trends in medical education as well as the changing conditions in the healthcare delivery system of the country.
20 benefit from free cleft lip and palate surgery
A medical team of plastic/reconstructive and oral maxillofacial surgeons and other health care professionals led by Consultant plastic surgeon and Head of Burns/Plastic Unit at LASUTH, Prof Idowu Fadeyibi, has left a lasting smile on the faces of 20 indigent infants and children in Lagos and environs challenged by cleft lip and palate deformities.
GSK calls for research proposals on NCDs
Worried about the alarming increase in the prevalence of Non-Communicable Diseases, NCDs, GlaxoSmithKline, GSK, weekend launched first calls for proposals for its Africa NCD Open Lab, to support much-needed scientific research into NCDs in Nigeria and other Sub-Saharan Africa.
Diabetic patients face treatment challenges in Nigeria
By Chioma Obinna Egbuna Eke, 38, has enjoyed good health since birth to the extent that visiting the hospital was never part of her growing up. The only time she used drugs then was when she had cold or fever that was treated with over-the-counter drugs, like paracetamol.However, the period of good health ended 10 […]
World Toilet Day: 54m women lack adequate sanitation
Undoubtedly, bodily waste is one of the most fundamental things that we all have in common. How its disposal is managed is an issue that has modestly attracted global attention. In 2013, the UN officially named November 19 as World Toilet Day to recognise the importance of sanitation.

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