Ebola vaccine trial begins in DR Congo
Africa Ebola outbreak passes 10,000 cases, mostly in DR Congo
Countdown to guineaworm eradication begins
Research shows fast food lowers student test scores by 20%
Research shows optimistic people have healthier hearts
How nutrition, contraceptives affect reproductive health
We need continuity to sustain health policies — MINISTER
Spurs (not the football team)
Countdown to guineaworm eradication begins
Stop indiscriminate prescription of antibiotics, doctors warned
WHO approves 2 Ebola vaccines …Trials begin Jan 2015
Poor reproductive, sexual health killing Africans enmasse — REPORT
26% Nigerian men engage in sexual experimentation, says study
New meningitis vaccine renews hope for African infants
Indian hospital separates African twins joined at abdomen and chest
Scientists worry over paracetamol ‘skin rash’
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SubscribeGenetic engineering turns malaria parasite into vaccine candidate
A team of scientists at Seattle BioMed is making progress on developing a genetically engineered version of the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum that could act as a vaccine.
After defeating Ebola, Nigerians shun hand sanitisers
Where are the hand sanitisers? This is the poser currently making the rounds. Barely three months after the country was declared Ebola free by the World Health Organisation, WHO, alcohol-based hand sanitisers that held sway at the peak of the Ebola Virus Disease, EVD, outbreak, have practically disappeared from the nation’s health scene.
Childhood cancer threatens the future in Nigeria
While undergoing her residency at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LUTH, Dr. Nneka Nwobbi, Founder/President, Children Living With Cancer Foundation, CLWCF, came face to face with children with cancer whose parents were unable to offset their hospital bills. As a result, they were detained in the hospital.
FDA approves blood donation by gay men
Gay men will be able to donate blood one year after their last sexual contact, if indications from the US Food and Drug Administration are anything to go by, under a proposal that will be introduced this year to end a ban that has been in place since 1983.
Yuletide: Don’t drink on an empty stomach — Experts warn
Diabetes remains a major health problem and can cause a long term complications on the arteries or nerves. This artery damage results in medical problems that are both common and serious.
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