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Health · Daily Trust ·
UBTH cancer centre 100% operational, accessible to poor – CMD
The Chief Medical Director of the University of Benin Teaching Hospital says its cancer centre is fully operational and accessible to people with limited financial means. The statement highlights the facility’s readiness to provide cancer-related services while emphasising that poverty should not prevent patients from accessing care.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Woman Gives Birth To Quadruplets In Yobe
A woman in Yobe State has given birth to quadruplets, according to Leadership News. The report highlights the multiple birth but provides no further details about the mother, the babies’ health, the location, or the circumstances surrounding the delivery.
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Health · ThisDay ·
Lagos Begins Three-Year Plan to Make Primary Healthcare More Resilient
Lagos has started implementing a three-year plan focused on strengthening the resilience of its primary healthcare system. The initiative is expected to guide efforts to improve the capacity of frontline health facilities and ensure they can better maintain essential services and respond to public health needs over the plan period.
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Health · ThisDay ·
UBTH Cancer Treatment Centre now 100 % Operational, Says CMD
The Chief Medical Director of the University of Benin Teaching Hospital has announced that the hospital’s cancer treatment centre is now fully operational. The development indicates that the centre has reached 100 percent functionality, potentially improving access to cancer treatment services for patients using the facility.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Experts Seek AI-Driven Innovation, Sustainable Funding For Better Health Outcomes
Health experts are calling for the use of artificial intelligence to drive innovation and improve health outcomes. They also seek sustainable funding models to support the development and implementation of health-related solutions, indicating that technology and reliable financing are central to strengthening healthcare delivery.
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Health · The Punch ·
Pathologists seek digital innovations to transform cancer diagnosis in West Africa
Pathologists in West Africa are calling for digital innovations to improve how cancer is diagnosed across the region. The initiative is expected to focus on using technology to support pathology services, potentially making diagnosis more efficient, accessible and consistent, although the headline does not specify the particular tools or proposals involved.
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Health · The Punch ·
Diphtheria kills 11 Niger residents
Diphtheria has killed 11 residents in Niger State, according to a report by The Punch. The headline highlights a fatal disease outbreak affecting the state, but provides no further details on the locations involved, the timing of the deaths, the number of confirmed cases, or the response by health authorities.
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Health · The Punch ·
WHO, NNMDA demand investment in traditional medicine research to achieve UHC
The World Health Organisation and the Nigerian Natural Medicine Development Agency are calling for greater investment in research into traditional medicine. They say stronger evidence and development efforts could support Nigeria’s progress towards universal health coverage, while helping integrate appropriate traditional remedies into broader healthcare planning.
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Health · The Punch ·
Fight non-communicable diseases with healthy diets, nutritionists tell Nigerians
Nutritionists are urging Nigerians to adopt healthy diets as part of efforts to prevent and manage non-communicable diseases. Their guidance highlights the role of better nutrition in reducing health risks associated with conditions that are not spread between people, although the headline does not specify particular foods, diseases or recommended dietary measures.
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Health · The Punch ·
Cancer care: Physicians push advanced treatment to reduce side effects
Physicians are advocating advanced cancer treatment methods designed to improve care while reducing patients’ side effects. The push highlights the medical community’s focus on using newer or more specialised approaches to make cancer therapy safer and more tolerable for those undergoing treatment.
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Health · The Punch ·
Building more hospitals won’t make healthcare affordable – Experts
Health experts say constructing additional hospitals alone will not make healthcare more affordable in Nigeria. Their position suggests that affordability depends on broader factors beyond expanding physical facilities, although the headline does not specify which reforms or measures they recommend.
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Health · The Punch ·
109 children die as measles spreads to 14 states
Measles has spread across 14 states in Nigeria, resulting in the deaths of 109 children, according to The Punch. The report highlights the continued impact of the outbreak on children, but the headline does not provide details on the affected locations, timeline, or response measures.
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Health · ThisDay ·
THE MERCHANTS OF HUMAN ORGANS
The headline points to an examination of individuals or networks involved in the illegal trade and trafficking of human organs. It likely addresses the activities, motivations and consequences associated with organ commerce, while highlighting the human rights and public health concerns surrounding the practice.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
Katsina vaccinates 150,346 children against diphtheria
Katsina State has vaccinated 150,346 children against diphtheria, according to Daily Trust. The figure indicates the scale of immunisation carried out in the state to protect children from the potentially serious bacterial disease, although the headline does not provide details on the campaign’s timing, locations or participating health agencies.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·
FG moves to boost healthcare delivery across 774 LGAs
The Federal Government is taking steps to improve healthcare delivery across all 774 local government areas in Nigeria. The move indicates a nationwide effort to strengthen access to healthcare services at the local level, though the headline does not provide details on the specific measures, funding or implementation timeline.
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Health · ThisDay ·
UBTH Cancer Treatment Centre Now 100% Operational, Says CMD
The University of Benin Teaching Hospital’s cancer treatment centre is now fully operational, according to the hospital’s Chief Medical Director. The development indicates that the facility has reached 100 percent operational status, potentially strengthening cancer treatment capacity at the institution, although the headline provides no further details on services or patient access.
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Health · BusinessDay ·
Your Brain on Lunch: How to eat for afternoon focus and avoid the 3 pm crash
The BusinessDay article examines how lunch choices may influence afternoon concentration and energy levels. It outlines eating approaches intended to support focus and reduce the likelihood of the familiar 3 pm slump, offering practical guidance on how people can structure their midday meal for steadier productivity.
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Health · Vanguard ·
Lawyer condemns medical practitioners’ alleged involvement in organ harvesting
A lawyer has criticised the alleged involvement of medical practitioners in organ harvesting, highlighting concerns about the role of healthcare professionals in such activities. The report focuses on the legal practitioner’s condemnation, while the headline does not provide further details about the practitioners, circumstances or specific cases involved.
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Health · The Punch ·
Yobe community unveils crowdfunding to combat kidney disease
A community in Yobe State has introduced a crowdfunding initiative to support efforts against kidney disease. The campaign is intended to mobilise financial contributions for addressing the health challenge, although the headline does not provide details about the organisers, fundraising target, beneficiaries or specific interventions planned.
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Health · Nairametrics ·
Capitalfield investment group celebrates 23rd anniversary with free medical outreach in yaba
Capitalfield Investment Group marked its 23rd anniversary by organising a free medical outreach in Yaba. The initiative combined the company’s anniversary activities with healthcare support for residents, although the headline does not provide further details about the services offered, beneficiaries or the event’s organisers.