Ebola: No gathering restrictions advised for Nigeria – WHO
NAFDAC secures five-year jail term for fake Goya oil manufacturer
Mind your language
Maternal mortality: WARDC urges political will
Lagos seeks support for people with mental disorders
PSN targets best practices as 87th conference holds
Maternal mortality: WARDC urges political will
Controversy as ‘lethal injections kill three -month-old baby’
Rescuing private health care from imminent collapse
Rabies: NVMA calls for vaccination of dogs in Lagos
Living with schizophrenia
Embrace community pharmacists’ home health care, Nigerians told
Without regulation, IVF treatment is unsustainable
Chevron’s sprays Ondo houses against mosquito
Slim with ease: How Nina lost 54 kg in 2 years
NIMR DG bags NANS Excellence Award
Cakes Go Healthy
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SubscribeAt 54, still mixed blessings
At 54, Nigeria has come of age as a mature sovereign nation. As the country marks another independence day today, stakeholder’s say the sector has witnessed some level of improvement especially in the area of polio which has been successfully reduced by 95 percent between 2013 and 2014.
Announce Ebola cure and go to jail, FDA warns
The very act of suggesting or announcing a potential cure for the dreaded Ebola Virus Disease, EVD, has become riskier than envisaged as claimants of such unverified and “unorthodox” cures now stand the risk of going to prison if threats by the American Food and Drug Administration, FDA, are anything to go by.
Maternal, infant mortality: Mobile Midwife, Dial-a-Doctor to the rescue
As part of efforts to reduce infant and maternal mortality rates in Nigeria, communications services provider, Airtel Nigeria, has unveiled innovative mobile health services dubbed Mobile Midwife and Dial-a-Doctor.
After 5 Agonising Years: How I became the mother of ‘test tube baby’— Francesca Onwudijo
COUPLES often face hard decisions when experiencing infertility and harder choices when going through fertility treatments, and yet if they are successful, they face many other decisions as well. Thirty six years ago, on July 25, 1978, Lesley and John Brown faced such decisions prior to successfully undergoing a complicated and at that time, relatively unknown assisted reproductive procedure known as In Vitro Fertilisation, IVF
Mother & Child Immunisation, life saver!
My friend’s second son, Ikechukwu, was born healthy and full of life. Ike had his first immunsation at the 6th week. On the second shot, he started screaming right away and continued to cry.
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