Ebola vaccine trial begins in DR Congo
Ebola vaccine trial begins in DR Congo
Doctors strike: We are losing lives – Prof. Oke, LASUTH CMD
NB Plc commissions ultra modern staff clinic
5m under fives benefit from Lions Club measles campaign
Cancer management: HCG to the rescue with Cyberknife
AHI commissions youth friendly clinics in Edo State
Afribaby proponents advocate exclusive breastfeeding
4.4m mosquito nets for distribution in Lagos
With N600,000, Blessing will regain her sight
7 fertility myths that could hinder your pregnancy
Cardiologist urges Nigerians to drink coffee for healthy lifestyle
Union seeks removal of Minister of Health
Death scare for Nigerians as national health workers’ strike persists
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SubscribeAge, untreated infections, fuel female infertility, says Ekemode
The sharp rise in infertility cases among Nigerian couples has been blamed on advancing age and untreated microbial infections
Experts blame high incidence of arthritis on ignorance
Medical experts have blamed the growing incidence of Arthritis, an inflammation of one or more joints, resulting in pain, swelling, stiffness, and limited movement, on ignorance among the populace
Ekocorp launches fertility treatment centre …records 36% success rate in fertility treatment
BY CHIOMA OBINNA & EBELE ONUORAH Nigerian couples seeking high standard fertility treatment can now access such services as Ekocorp Plc, owners of EKO hospitals, officially launched its fertility treatment centre in Lagos. The initiative is aimed at alleviating challenges of couples in achieving pregnancy as well as raising the bar in infertility treatment. During […]
Uzoma 37, needs N7 million to stay alive
When Mr. Ekeh Uzoma started having symptoms of malaria and typhoid, little did he know that the signs indicated much more than what he thought. Ekeh Uzoma was said to be having frequent malaria attack but had no inclination that his malaise may become a serious threat to his life.
Live Well Initiative Academy debuts
To ensure healthy living among Nigerians, Live Well Initiative (LWI), a health promotion non – governmental organisation which empowers people through health illiteracy has launched its training arm, Live Well Initiative Academy. The Chief Executive, Mrs. Bisi Bright, said the Academy evolved out of the need to fill a gap in the social space which transcends from the health sector to economic, psychological, behaviourial and social gaps.
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