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Health · Channels TV ·
Three US-German Scientists Win Medicine Nobel For Work On Optogenetics
Three scientists from the United States and Germany have won the Nobel Prize in Medicine for work on optogenetics, according to Channels TV. The headline identifies the field behind their award but does not provide details about the researchers, their specific contributions or the prize announcement.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Nigerian Actor Julius Agwu Reveals Loss Of Sexual Function After Brain Surgery
Nigerian actor Julius Agwu has disclosed that he lost sexual function after undergoing brain surgery. The headline does not provide further details about the procedure, when the loss occurred, or his current condition.
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Health · PM News ·
Three scientists win 2026 Medicine Nobel for revolutionary brain research
Three scientists have won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine for research described as revolutionary in the field of brain science. The headline does not identify the laureates or provide details about their findings, the award announcement or the potential impact of the research.
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Health · PM News ·
How brain surgery altered my intimate health- Julius Agwu opens up
Nigerian entertainer Julius Agwu has spoken about changes to his intimate health following brain surgery, sharing a personal account of the procedure’s effects, though the headline gives no further details.
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Health · Daily Post ·
Activist questions Taraba Govt over lack of functional MRI, CT scan facilities
An activist has questioned the Taraba State Government over the reported lack of functional MRI and CT scan facilities, raising concerns about the availability of these diagnostic services in the state.
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Health · Channels TV ·
Plateau Govt Moves To Curb Avoidable Blindness, Expand Eye Care
The Plateau State Government is taking steps to reduce avoidable blindness and broaden access to eye care. The headline does not specify the measures involved or how services will be expanded.
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Health · Nairametrics ·
Fidson selected as regional sublicensee to expand access to influenza treatment and strengthen pandemic preparedness
Fidson has been selected as a regional sublicensee in an initiative aimed at expanding access to influenza treatment and strengthening pandemic preparedness. The headline does not specify the countries covered, the treatment involved or the terms of the sublicense.
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Health · The Punch ·
Extreme heat threatens pregnancy, birth safety — UN official
A United Nations official warned that extreme heat poses risks to pregnancy and the safety of childbirth. The headline highlights concerns about how high temperatures may affect expectant mothers and birth outcomes.
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Health · PM News ·
Extreme heat threatens pregnancy, birth safety — UN official
A United Nations official has warned that extreme heat poses risks to pregnancy and the safety of childbirth. The headline highlights concerns about how high temperatures may affect pregnant people and birth outcomes, without specifying the locations, scale of the threat or measures being recommended.
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Health · BusinessDay ·
UNIMED tasked on research, innovation to tackle Africa’s health challenges
UNIMED has been tasked with advancing research and innovation to help tackle health challenges across Africa. The call places emphasis on the university’s role in developing knowledge and approaches relevant to the continent’s health needs.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
Diphtheria: Zamfara, MSF begin house-to-house search in Gusau
Zamfara State and Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) have started house-to-house searches in Gusau as part of efforts related to diphtheria. The headline does not specify the areas covered, the purpose or methods of the search, or whether cases have been identified.
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Health · Channels TV ·
Extreme Heat Putting Pregnant Women, Newborns At Risk, UN Warns
The United Nations has warned that extreme heat is putting pregnant women and newborns at risk. The warning highlights potential health concerns for these vulnerable groups as temperatures rise.
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Health · Nairametrics ·
NAFDAC raids Lagos markets, seizes N300 million worth of banned alcoholic drinks
NAFDAC raided markets in Lagos and seized banned alcoholic drinks valued at N300 million. The headline does not specify which markets were targeted or provide further details about the products or enforcement action.
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Health · Vanguard ·
Vanguard summit: Nigeria risks losing gains of Mental Health Act, experts warn
Experts at the Vanguard summit warned that Nigeria could lose progress made under the Mental Health Act. Their concern centres on protecting the gains associated with the law, though the headline does not specify the risks or measures discussed.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·
The increasing cases of adulterated palm oil
The report focuses on an apparent increase in cases of adulterated palm oil. The headline does not specify where the cases are occurring, how the oil is being altered, the scale of the problem, or whether authorities have taken action.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
International partnership needed to strengthen health system – Gov Yusuf
Governor Yusuf has said international partnerships are needed to strengthen the health system, highlighting cooperation with global partners as an important part of improving healthcare capacity.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·
Health tax reform: NHIA seeks coordinated action to curb NCDs, boost healthcare funding
The National Health Insurance Authority is seeking coordinated action on health tax reform to address non-communicable diseases and increase funding for healthcare. The headline does not specify the proposed measures or the organisations expected to take part.
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Health · Vanguard ·
Preventing yet another resident doctors’ strike
The headline focuses on preventing another strike by resident doctors, signalling the possibility of renewed industrial action in Nigeria’s health sector. It does not specify the causes of the dispute, the parties involved or any proposed measures.
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Health · BusinessDay ·
Inside Nigeria’s PHCs where staff shortages, darkness put maternal care under strain
Nigeria’s primary health centres are facing staff shortages and unreliable or absent electricity, conditions that are placing pressure on maternal care. The headline points to challenges in facilities serving pregnant women and mothers.
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Health · ThisDay ·
NAFDAC DG Seeks Foreign Partners’ Support for Local Vaccine Production
NAFDAC’s director-general is seeking support from foreign partners to help establish local vaccine production in Nigeria. The headline does not specify which partners are involved, what form the support would take or the timeline for production.