The disease control and prevention centers (CDC) of the United States have promised support to Nigeria to strengthen the surveillance of acute febrile disease (AFI).
AFI is a sudden start of fever, with or without other symptoms, caused by bacteria,...
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The governor of the state of Borno, Babagana Zulum, approved the immediate recruitment of 50 nurses for the Gwoza General Hospital in the efforts to provide an effective and efficient provision of...
The main cause of yellow eyes is to have too chemical called 'bilirubin', a yellow substance that forms when red blood cells break down.
In other words, the whites of the eyes, 'sclera', become yellow when you have a...
The state government will launch an integrated vaccination program against Rubella measles for 3,694,610 children from nine months to 14 years throughout its 33 areas of the local government on October 4 as part of its attempts to eradicate...
The Rotary Club of Maple Grove, United States of America (USA), in association with the Yenagoa Towers Rotary Club and the Primary Health Authority of Sagbama, has begun a one -year project aimed at addressing the propagation of malaria...
A total of one million U-5 children must be vaccinated as the Bauchi state government deployed the introduction of the measles rubella that begins on October 18, 2025.
The dissemination was carried out by a focal person of State Community...
The Federal Government has marked the distribution of medical equipment to primary health care centers throughout the country to mark a significant milestone in the revitalization of Nigeria's primary health care system.
The Minister Coordinator of Health and Social Welfare,...
The state branch of Lagos of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has prompted the resistance of the Chief Medical Director (CMD) of the AUG Medical Center, Dr. Kola Afolabi on the recovery of the installation, after the fire that...
The Federal Government and the State Government of Lagos have jointly declared zero tolerance for malaria disease, expressing their appreciation for national and international partners for their collaboration.
They made the statement during the half -impact project review and the...
The main cause of Mpox (previously known as mono smallpox) It is due to a virus called "smallpox" that affects humans and mammals such as cats, rodents and cows. This disease is common in Africa, but there are still...
