Oyo State Launches Polio Vaccination Campaign for 240,000 Children
Following the detection of poliovirus in Ibadan North and Ogbomoso North LGAs, Oyo State government has launched a targeted immunisation campaign for…
Following the detection of poliovirus in Ibadan North and Ogbomoso North LGAs, Oyo State government has launched a targeted immunisation campaign for…
Olisa Metuh, a former spokesperson for the People's Democratic Party (PDP), has called for stricter penalties for individuals involved in the production and distribution of counterfeit goods and…
Nearly three out of four adults living with diabetes in Africa are unaware of their condition, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO).
Lagos State Government has warned residents of the possibility of extreme heat due to the approaching El Niño phenomenon. This is not the first time Lagos has issued…
A recent report by Galaxy Television reveals a concerning increase in neonatal deaths in Nigeria.
The Lagos State Government has given residents until December 31, 2026, to get health insurance, with enforcement of the mandatory policy to begin in 2027.
Conflicting reports about the status of Ebola in Nigeria have emerged, with the World Health Organization (WHO) stating that Nigeria is not yet declared Ebola-free.
A deep dive into the persistent lead poisoning crisis in Nigeria, impacting thousands of lives and requiring urgent action.
The Federal Government has placed 46 persons, who had contact with an Ebola patient, on a 21-day no-fly list as part of measures to contain the virus.
Vanguard News highlights the urgent need for the passage of Nigeria's Alcohol Regulation Bill, citing concerns over public health and safety.
The Kano State Centre for Disease Control (KNCDC) has confirmed the death of five children from the same family due to diphtheria in Danbare Ward, Layin Dutse, Kumbotso…
The Federal Government has issued a warning about the rising threat of drug-resistant infections in Nigeria, where an estimated 64,500 deaths have been recorded.
From farm to family table, fake items and products are increasingly common in Nigeria, posing a serious threat to public health. Here's what you need to know.