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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·
7 simple ways to boost your child’s vitamin C intake naturally
The Nigerian Tribune outlines seven simple, natural ways parents can increase their children’s vitamin C intake. The guidance focuses on practical dietary or everyday approaches intended to support children’s nutrition, without relying on unspecified supplements or complex interventions.
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Health · BusinessDay ·
Nigeria’s health manufacturing ambition needs a skilled workforce
Nigeria’s ambition to expand domestic health manufacturing is closely linked to developing a workforce with the technical skills needed to support production, innovation and industry growth. The headline highlights the importance of specialised training and human capital in strengthening the country’s health manufacturing capacity.
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Health · Premium Times ·
Lagos govt disputes claim Alimosho hospital has only one dialysis machine
The Lagos State Government has disputed a claim that the Alimosho General Hospital operates with only one dialysis machine. The disagreement concerns the hospital’s available dialysis capacity, but the headline does not provide further details on the government’s account or the number of machines currently in use.
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Health · Daily Post ·
Lagos Govt debunks report of one functional dialysis machine at Alimosho Hospital
The Lagos State Government has rejected a report claiming that only one dialysis machine is functional at Alimosho General Hospital. The denial addresses concerns about the hospital’s capacity to provide dialysis services, but the headline does not provide further details on the number or condition of machines available.
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Health · BusinessDay ·
Experts seek better infrastructure as Nigeria begins telerobotic surgery
Experts are calling for improved infrastructure as Nigeria launches or begins using telerobotic surgery. The development highlights the country’s adoption of remotely assisted surgical technology while underscoring the need for stronger supporting systems to enable its effective implementation and wider access.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·
History as Nigeria records first tele-robotic surgery in West Africa
Nigeria has recorded West Africa’s first tele-robotic surgery, marking a significant development in the country’s healthcare and medical technology sectors. The procedure demonstrates the use of remote robotic systems in surgery and highlights Nigeria’s emergence as a regional pioneer in adopting advanced techniques for specialised medical care.
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Health · ThisDay ·
Harvestfield Commences Local Production of Insecticide-Treated Nets
Harvestfield has begun producing insecticide-treated nets locally, marking a move toward domestic manufacturing of a health-protection product. The development may support efforts to improve access to mosquito-control tools in Nigeria, although the headline does not provide details on production capacity, location, distribution plans or the organisation’s wider objectives.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·
Why you should stop rinsing your mouth with untreated borehole water — Aproko Doctor
Aproko Doctor advises Nigerians to avoid rinsing their mouths with untreated borehole water, highlighting potential health concerns associated with using water that has not been properly treated or confirmed safe for consumption.
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Health · The Punch ·
Using borehole water to rinse mouth risky – Aproko Doctor
Aproko Doctor has warned that rinsing the mouth with borehole water may pose health risks. The health advocate’s comment draws attention to potential concerns associated with using untreated or inadequately treated borehole water for oral hygiene, although the headline does not specify the nature or severity of the risks.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Ex-IGP Supports Pregnant Women In Nasarawa, Distributes Campaign Vehicles
A former Inspector-General of Police has provided support to pregnant women in Nasarawa State and distributed campaign vehicles. The headline indicates the activities combined assistance for expectant mothers with the handover of vehicles connected to a campaign, although it does not specify the beneficiary organisation, location, number of vehicles or details of the support.
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Health · Channels TV ·
Zamfara Approves 95% Salary Increase For Health Workers
The Zamfara State Government has approved a 95 percent salary increase for health workers. The decision affects personnel in the state’s healthcare sector, although the headline does not specify when the adjustment will take effect, which categories of workers are covered, or the financial details of the implementation.
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Health · PM News ·
NOA Osun urges early diagnosis as World marks Alzheimer’s Day
The National Orientation Agency in Osun State has called for early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease as the world observes Alzheimer’s Day. The appeal highlights the importance of identifying the condition promptly, while drawing public attention to the neurological disorder and the need for greater awareness.
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Health · ThisDay ·
NAFDAC Places Mofus Nigeria Products on Watchlist Pending Regulatory Investigation
Nigeria’s National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control has placed products associated with Mofus Nigeria on its watchlist while it conducts a regulatory investigation. The action indicates the products are undergoing official scrutiny, although the headline does not specify the concerns involved, the items affected or the investigation’s expected outcome.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·
Alimosho General Hospital runs up to 200 dialysis monthly — Lagos Commissioner
The Lagos Commissioner has disclosed that Alimosho General Hospital conducts as many as 200 dialysis sessions each month, highlighting the hospital’s level of activity in providing kidney-related treatment to patients in the state. The disclosure was reported by Nigerian Tribune.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Fagbemi Organises Medical Outreach For 1,500 Indigent Kwarans
Fagbemi has organised a medical outreach aimed at providing healthcare support to 1,500 indigent residents of Kwara State. The initiative focuses on reaching vulnerable people in the state, although the headline does not provide further details about the services, location or timing of the exercise.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Lions Clubs Donate Cleaning Materials To Gwarimpa General Hospital
Lions Clubs have donated cleaning materials to Gwarimpa General Hospital, supporting efforts to maintain hygiene and sanitation at the healthcare facility. The headline does not provide details on the items donated, the value of the contribution, or the specific Lions Clubs involved.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
Zamfara raises health workers’ salaries by 95%
The Zamfara State Government has increased the salaries of health workers by 95 percent. The measure affects personnel in the state’s health sector, although the headline does not specify when the new pay structure takes effect, which categories of workers are covered, or the government’s reasons for approving the increase.
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Health · Daily Trust ·
WHO donates drugs to Zamfara for cholera, diphtheria
The World Health Organisation has donated medicines to Zamfara State to support the response to cholera and diphtheria cases. The assistance is intended to help health authorities manage and treat people affected by the two infectious diseases, according to Daily Trust.
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Health · Daily Post ·
World Alzheimer Day: Osun NOA urges early diagnosis
The Osun State office of the National Orientation Agency has used World Alzheimer Day to encourage people to seek early diagnosis for Alzheimer’s disease. The appeal highlights the importance of recognising possible symptoms promptly and obtaining medical assessment, without providing further details about specific activities, causes or treatment.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Local Production Of Drugs, Others Key To Nigeria’s Health Security – Minister
The health minister said increasing local production of medicines and other medical supplies is essential to strengthening Nigeria’s health security. The emphasis indicates a need to reduce dependence on imported healthcare products and improve the country’s capacity to respond to health needs through domestic manufacturing.