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SubscribeKidney disease: Lions Club begins N1bn Dialysis Centre at Gbagada General Hospital
To tackle the growing burden of kidney disease in Nigeria, the Lagos Adequate Platinum Lions Club on Saturday commenced construction of a dialysis centre at Gbagada General Hospital, Lagos, a project aimed at expanding access to life-saving treatment and reducing deaths linked to renal failure.
NARD threatens indefinite strike at LUTH over call meal dispute
By Chioma Obinna The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has threatened to embark on an indefinite strike at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) over the hospital’s continued failure to restore call meals for resident doctors. The association warned that the dispute, which it said has lingered for months, could disrupt healthcare services at […]
Sickle Cell warriors demand better care, hope, cure
By Ebunoluwa Sessou At 63, Niniola Phillips-Adeleye has endured what many would consider a lifetime of battles. Yet, standing among hundreds of advocates in Lagos, she spoke not of defeat, but of resilience. Living with sickle cell disorder for more than six decades, Phillips-Adeleye has weathered countless pain crises, hospital admissions and health complications. Through […]
Self-medication worsening liver disease crisis, experts warn Nigerians
By Chioma Obinna Medical experts have raised the alarm over the growing culture of self-medication in Nigeria, warning that the dangerous practice is fueling liver-related diseases and putting millions at risk of irreversible organ damage. The experts said indiscriminate use of painkillers, antibiotics and herbal mixtures, often without proper diagnosis or medical supervision has become […]
Electricity: 655m still in darkness as WHO, partners warn of Global Energy, health crisis
A new global report released on Wednesday has revealed that over 655 million people across the world still live without electricity, while nearly two billion continue to rely on polluting fuels for cooking, exposing them to severe health risks and widening inequalities.
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