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Optimum Viral Chi – Everything You Need to Know About It

Infections are a common health challenge that many people face in todays world. These infections, ranging from mild to severe, can disturb daily life and cause great discomfort. Thankfully, nature has always offered solutions, and Optimum Viral Chi is one...

Nigerian hospital launches first bone marrow transplant programme for sickle cell patients

After years of research and planning, the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) has successfully launched a bone marrow transplant programme for people with sickle cell disease (SCD). The new program would allow people with sickle cell disease to access a...

Maiduguri private hospital regrets impact of floods, calls for help

Officials at Nakowa Specialist Hospital in Maiduguri have commenced clearing and evacuation of debris dumped around the hospital premises following flooding that occurred in the capital city of Borno State on September 10. During a tour of the city on...

Adamawa government confirms 12 deaths from cholera outbreak

The Adamawa State government on Sunday confirmed the outbreak of cholera with 12 deaths recorded. Health Commissioner Felix Tangwami, who confirmed the outbreak in a statement in Yola, the state capital, said out of 50 samples of suspected cases, 30...

Cholera Outbreak in Adamawa: Government Confirms 12 Fatalities

The Adamawa Government has announced that there is an outbreak of cholera in the state. Sadly, 12 people have died so far. The State Commissioner for Health, Felix Tangwami, shared this news in Yola on Sunday. Out of 50 people...

Maiduguri Teaching Hospital seeks help and prepares to resume basic services

The Maiduguri University Teaching Hospital (UMTH) will reopen for basic services on Monday, two weeks after it was closed due to devastating floods in the northeastern state of Borno. The hospital suffered major water damage and was forced to suspend...

WHO delivers cholera and malnutrition kits to Borno government

The World Health Organization (WHO) has delivered cholera and malnutrition treatment kits to the Borno State Government to contain health problems caused by the Maiduguri flood disaster. This was announced by WHO representative in the country, Walter Kazadi, during the...

Beans: A common food item that is disappearing from the reach of the average Nigerian

Once a staple food and an inexpensive source of protein for many Nigerian families, beans have become increasingly rare on menu lists due to rising prices. Cowpeas, which have historically been a staple of the diet of low- and middle-income...

Intravenous iron cures anemia more quickly in pregnancy, study finds

In a groundbreaking study published in Lancet Global Health, researchers have found that iron given intravenously corrects iron deficiency anaemia in pregnant women faster and better than iron taken by mouth. Researchers in a recently completed clinical trial called the...

Mpox is not yet under control in Africa, says Africa CDC

The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) has expressed concern that the Mpox outbreak in Africa remains uncontrolled, with increasing cases reported in several countries. Jean Kaseya, Director General of the Africa CDC, revealed this during a...
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Nigeria's population could rise to 450 million by 2050: experts

Experts have expressed concern about the possible increase in Nigeria's population, which could reach 450 million by 2050 if...
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