Cancer cases set to rise 67% by 2050 — GLOBOCAN
…. 20.6m cases, 9.8m deaths recorded worldwide in 2024 By Chioma Obinna The just-released GLOBOCAN report has revealed that the global cancer burden is rising sharply, with 20.6 million new cases and 9.8 million deaths recorded worldwide in 2024. It also showed that deep inequalities in prevention, early detection, treatment and cancer surveillance continue to […]
What child sexual abuse means to abusers and child survivors (2)
If you are following, we started this series last week from the book by Jane Gilgun and Alankaar Sharma titled Child Sexual Abuse: Child survivors, Mothers and Perpetrators tell their stories – and it is focusing on the perspective of the child survivors, mothers and the perpetrators. Read on:
Fertility Clinic:For infertility, it’s the little things that count
It’s the little things that count when you are dealing with infertility. For some couples, getting pregnant could be the easiest thing in the world.
Polio eradication: I’m optimistic about new progress rate in Nigeria, says BILL GATES
ONE thing Nigeria needs to do to actualise its dreams of polio eradication is to sustain and even improve on the current level of vaccination of children in the remaining wild polio virus-endemic areas.
Akinyanju tasks FG on treatment of sickle cell disorder
FEDERAL government must improve on the nation’s health care system especially to the advantage of people living with sickle cell disorder.
Nigerians urged to Donate blood voluntarily
NIGERIANS have been urged to develop the habit of engaging in voluntary blood donation as a way of life in order to enable the country meet the requirements of demand for safe blood transfusion services.
