AN insight into what hospitals in Nigeria and the rest of the world could look like is to be presented at the Hospital Build 2011 expose in Nuremberg, as Siemens presents its concepts and innovations for safe, efficient, and environmentally friendly hospital operations under the motto “Increase safety, maximise efficiency.”

Just like the old saying, “A stitch in time saves nine” medical experts who gathered at a community free health screening organised by the MTN Foundation last week in Lagos have said that early diagnosis remains the key to preventing, managing and curing of kidney diseases.

A UNICEF nutrition specialist , Dr. Davis Omotola has rated the average nutritional status of Nigerian children as low. Omotola who made the assessment at a Protein Seminar entitled: “High Quality Proteins: The Missing Link in Development” organised by Alltech

D r. Celsus Undie, consultant, urological surgeon of Kelina Hospital, in this interview, speaks on Nigerians’ nonchalant attitude towards cancer.

Participants at the just concluded international conference on modern cancer management entitled “Infections and Cancer” held in Abuja, have raised alarm over the growing burden of cancer in the country and called for immediate intervention.