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Health · Channels TV ·
Kano Counters Lawmaker Over Diphtheria Outbreak
Kano authorities have responded to a lawmaker’s claims concerning a diphtheria outbreak in the state. The report focuses on the government’s position in the disagreement, but the headline does not specify the allegations, the official response, or the scale and impact of the outbreak.
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Health · The Punch ·
I learnt my son’s kidney was removed via phone call — Victim’s mother
A mother says she was informed by telephone that her son’s kidney had been removed. The report focuses on the circumstances surrounding the alleged organ removal and the family’s account of how she received the information.
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Health · Premium Times ·
Sweetener used in foods, beverages linked to strokes, heart attacks – Study
A study has linked the consumption of a sweetener used in foods and beverages with an increased risk of strokes and heart attacks. The findings concern a potential health association involving the additive, but the headline provides no further details about the sweetener, study participants, or the strength and limits of the reported evidence.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·
Red Cross hands over 700 cartons of therapeutic food to Sokoto govt
The Red Cross has handed over 700 cartons of therapeutic food to the Sokoto State Government. The donation is intended to support nutrition-related interventions in the state, although the headline does not specify the recipients, the type of nutritional condition being addressed, or the timing and distribution arrangements.
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Health · Leadership News ·
eHealth Africa Launches Insights Report, Tracks 11 Health Commitments
eHealth Africa has launched an insights report examining progress on 11 health-related commitments. The report is intended to track implementation and provide an overview of developments connected to those commitments, highlighting the organisation’s focus on monitoring health priorities and outcomes.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Public Health Research: IRCE Pushes Domestic Funding, Responsible AI Use
The Institute for Research and Community Engagement is advocating increased domestic funding for public health research and promoting responsible use of artificial intelligence in the sector. The initiative appears focused on strengthening locally driven research while ensuring AI applications support ethical, accountable and effective health-related decision-making.
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Health · ThisDay ·
NMA Raises Alarm Over Doctors’ Exodus, Insecurity, Demands Urgent Action
The Nigerian Medical Association has warned that doctors are leaving the country amid worsening insecurity, raising concerns about the impact on healthcare delivery. The association is calling for urgent government action to address the factors driving the exodus and strengthen safety for medical professionals.
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Health · Premium Times ·
Health minister seeks increased investment in radiopharmaceutical cancer therapy
Nigeria’s health minister is calling for greater investment in radiopharmaceutical cancer therapy, highlighting the need to expand access to this specialised treatment approach. The appeal focuses on strengthening cancer care through increased funding and development of relevant medical capacity, though the headline provides no further details on specific projects or commitments.
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Health · The Punch ·
How friend deceived me to sell my kidney, bought phones with payment — Victim
A victim alleged that a friend deceived him into selling one of his kidneys, then used the payment to buy mobile phones. The account highlights alleged fraud and exploitation connected to organ sales, though the headline provides no further details about the circumstances, location, or people involved.
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Health · Premium Times ·
NMA urges FG to implement retirement age of 65yrs for clinical health workers
The Nigerian Medical Association is calling on the Federal Government to implement a retirement age of 65 for clinical health workers. The appeal concerns the official retirement policy affecting medical professionals involved in patient care, though the headline does not provide further details about the proposal or government response.
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Health · Premium Times ·
PT Health Watch: Frequent heartburn may signal more serious condition, expert warns
A health expert warns that frequent heartburn could be a sign of a more serious underlying condition. The report highlights the importance of paying attention to recurring symptoms and seeking appropriate medical evaluation, rather than treating persistent heartburn as an ordinary or harmless discomfort.
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Health · Premium Times ·
PT Health Watch: Frequent heartburn may signal more serious condition, expert warns
A health expert warns that frequent heartburn could indicate a more serious underlying condition rather than occasional digestive discomfort. The report highlights the need to pay attention to recurring symptoms and seek appropriate medical evaluation, particularly when heartburn happens often or persists.
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Health · PM News ·
Medical doctors, others arrested over alleged N8.7m illegal organ harvesting deal
Medical doctors and other individuals have been arrested in connection with an alleged illegal organ-harvesting arrangement valued at N8.7 million. The arrests indicate an ongoing investigation into suspected involvement in the deal, although the headline does not provide details about the location, victims, organs involved, or specific allegations against each suspect.
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Health · Vanguard ·
FG sets up task force over diphtheria outbreak in Katsina, Kano
The Federal Government has established a task force to coordinate the response to a diphtheria outbreak reported in Katsina and Kano states. The move is intended to support containment and public health efforts in the affected areas, although the headline provides no further details on the task force’s composition or specific actions.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
Nigerian doctors want to stay but can’t, says NMA
The Nigerian Medical Association says many Nigerian doctors would prefer to remain in the country but face circumstances that make staying difficult. The headline highlights concerns about the factors driving doctors to consider leaving, without providing details on the specific challenges or proposed solutions.
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Health · Daily Post ·
LASUTH doctors give Lagos govt 7-day ultimatum to pay allowances, arrears
Doctors at Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) have given the Lagos State Government seven days to pay outstanding allowances and arrears. The ultimatum signals a demand for settlement of unpaid entitlements, though the headline does not specify the amounts involved, the affected categories of doctors, or the consequences if the deadline is missed.
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Health · PM News ·
Kano govt. debunks reports of 50 children’s deaths from diphtheria
The Kano State Government has rejected reports claiming that diphtheria caused the deaths of 50 children in the state. The statement addresses the reported casualty figure but provides no further details in the headline about the government’s alternative account or the number of confirmed deaths.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Migration Threatening Healthcare For Ageing Parents, Expert Warns
An expert has warned that migration is putting healthcare for ageing parents at risk, highlighting concerns about how the movement of family members may affect the care and support available to older people in Nigeria.
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Health · Leadership News ·
UNICEF Tasks Katsina Govt On Healthcare Staffing, Drugs
UNICEF has called on the Katsina State Government to address gaps in healthcare staffing and ensure the availability of essential medicines. The appeal highlights the need to strengthen health services in the state by improving personnel capacity and maintaining adequate drug supplies for patients.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
How Nigerians pay more to stay alive
The report examines the rising costs Nigerians face in maintaining their lives, highlighting how people are paying more for essential needs and survival amid changing economic conditions.