Beyond Surgery: Can nutrition and lifestyle help prevent uterine fibroids?
2bn at risk of nutritional deficiency – GAIN
Experts take FG to task over childhood diabetes
CRH takes HIV campaign to Okada riders
SOS plans to rehabilitate 1m children by 2016
Lagos ACPN declares war on illegal pharmacies
FG tasked on biotech and molecular research
Oshotimehin commissions LUTH’s 36-bed accident ward
Experts call for breast milk bank in Nigeria
LASG conducts training in obstetric skills
Malnutrition: Veneman commends govt’s efforts in Sokoto, Kebbi
FG tasked on science & tech policy formulation
Cardiovascular disease on the prowl in Nigeria
Center proposes Hearing Health Month for Nigeria
ACCORD, HOPE Worldwide rescue 4,645 OVC in two years
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SubscribeReconstitute NAFDAC’s Governing Board now, PSN urges Yar’Adua
PRESIDENT Umar Yar’Adua has been urged to reconstitute the Governing Board of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), and appointment of a leadership in line with provisions of Section 9 of decree 15 of 1993 as amended, if the current campaign against fake and adulterated food and drug products is to be successful.
PCN worries over drug distribution system
TOWARDS minimising circulation of fake and adulterated pharmaceutical products in the country, the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria is intensifying efforts aimed at strengthening the drug distribution system.
Hope rekindles for child health as Ann Veneman visits Nigeria
UNICEF’s Executive Director, Ms. Ann Veneman, is visiting Nigeria July 31 – August 3, 2009.
Abuja Cancer Center raises N7bn
ABOUT N7 billion was realised last week at the official fund raising ceremony of the first ever International Cancer Centre Abuja (ICCA) to meet the N10 billion target. The fund is meant to construct a cancer centre that would provide services in the areas of diagnosis, treatment and research for cancer patients.
LASG bridges existing gaps in polio immunisation
Bola and Tola are twins. Born in Ikorodu, Lagos, the children, both boys, have grown in the last two years, playing, laughing and crying in the same manner until the day Bola was diagnosed with polio. Unlike Tola, he can no longer walk.
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