77% Of Nigerian women use dangerous bleaching creams – NAFDAC
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has said that 77 per cent of Nigerian women use bleaching creams that are dangerous on their skins and other organs more than...
Why pregnant women should avoid rotten tomatoes, Nutritionists warns
Nutrition experts have cautioned pregnant women against the consumption of rotten tomatoes, noting that they contain aflatoxins which could cause serious health problems to them and their unborn baby.
Pregnant women, the experts said, should...
WTD: Tuberculosis deaths in Africa reduced by 26% – WHO
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has said that the African region has achieved a 26% reduction in TB mortality as the globe observes this year’s World Tuberculosis, TB, Day.
In her statement to commemorate the...
10 salient points to know about hypertension, the silent killer
Hypertension is a major cause of premature death worldwide, including Nigeria. Unfortunately, not many people know they have the condition because they are not diagnosed and remain untreated.
People with high blood pressure may not...
WTD: Experts decry low awareness of Tuberculosis programmes in Nigeria
*Takes campaign to the streets
As part of it activities lined up to commemorate the World Tuberculosis Day (WTD), key stakeholders in the nation's health sector, on Wednesday, embarked on an awareness campaign on...
Revealed: Food can help woman get pregnant if…
Did you know that eating certain meals may increase a woman's chances of becoming pregnant? A woman's ability to conceive is dependent on more than just her biological clock and her ability to ovulate;...
NAFDAC cautions against substandard, fake drugs
*Seek stronger synergy between India-Nigeria pharmaceutical sector
In its bid to provide unrestricted access to medications that are safe, effective, inexpensive, and of the needed quality, the National Agency for Food and Drug...
Cough syrups likely to blame for children’s deaths in Gambia, says US CDC
Contaminated cough and paracetamol syrups imported into Gambia almost certainly caused the deaths of 66 children due to acute kidney injury, according to an investigation led by the United States Center for Disease Control...
Stop making skits stigmatising albinos, NGO warns content promoters
The Initiative for Advancement of the Albinism Cause, a Non-Governmental Organisation, has condemned social media content promoting the stigmatisation of Persons with Albinism (PWAs) in the society.
The founder of INAAC, Miss Joy Odigie, condemned...
Exclusive: Naira scarcity takes toll on health care sector
• Patients denied access to healthcare as death figure rises
• Cases of people with health challenges deteriorate
The Naira Scarcity which has been informed as result of currency swap policy by the Central Bank of...
You supported APC for your selfish interests, Ebonyi PDP replies Anyim
People’s Democratic party (PDP) Campaign Council in Ebonyi State, yesterday claimed the former Senate President, Anyim Pius Anyim, supported the candidate of the All...
What I will do different in Kwara – 26-year-old lawmaker-elect
A 26-year-old lady, Rukayat Shittu, won a seat to represent Owode/Onire constituency in the Kwara State House of Assembly. She spoke with AYOOLA OLASUPO...
Review Ogun governorship election results now, PDP tells INEC
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has asked the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to review the outcome of the Ogun State governorship election, stressing...
FG executes 1,375 rural power projects with N45.89bn
The Federal Government completed a total of 1,375 rural power projects in various communities across the country with the sum of N45.89bn within a...
Yoruba vs Igbo: The battle for Lagos by Simon Kolawole
During lunch with a Fulani friend some weeks ago, he sounded so relieved that power was shifting to the south with the election of...