health

  • Health Ministry Debunks Oyakhilome’S Salt Consumption Claims

    The Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare has cautioned Nigerians against excessive consumption of salt after a widely circulated video where Pastor Chris Oyakhilome promoted higher salt intake. Oyakhilome, who serves as both the president and founder of Loveworld Incorporated (Christ Embassy), asserted in the video that African people are being deliberately prevented…

  • Kenya Unveils New National Public Health Institute

    The Health Cabinet Secretary, Aden Duale, has initiated the establishment of the Kenya National Public Health Institute with the aim of enhancing disease prevention, achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC), and ensuring national health security. This represents a crucial step toward improving the nation’s Universal Health Coverage (UHC) via preventive and promotional care measures, as…

  • Why Updating Your Maruti Car Insurance Isn’T Just A Formality — International Edition (English)

    Auto insurance goes beyond just fulfilling a legal obligation; it serves as protection against unforeseen incidents on the roadway. For those who maintain vehicles such as a Maruti—renowned for its dependability and cost-effectiveness—it’s essential to keep continuous insurance coverage. No matter whether you have a Swift, Baleno, or Brezza, making sure your Maruti insurance…

  • Greenlife Pharmaceuticals Partners Mark 2025 World Malaria Day With University Of Lagos Students

    Themed “Malaria Ends With Us: Reinvented, Refocused, and Revitalized,” the gathering featured presentations from medical professionals who discussed the risks associated with malaria as well as the advancements achieved thus far in tackling this issue across Africa. In her remarks, Doctor Oghenerukevwe Peretomode suggested that the students keep their surroundings tidy and clear of…

  • Vaping: A Healthier Choice Or The Next Crisis?

    Hiding behind the tasty flavors and stylish designs: what dangers are making healthcare experts concerned? Here’s what you should be aware of: Severe yet uncommon instances of pulmonary injury have been documented in the United States. Concerns among health workers revolve around the unclear long-term impacts. Teenagers might be particularly susceptible to the dangers…

  • G20 Health Leaders Gather: Exclusive Insights From The International Health Working Group Meeting

    This week, the Department of Health will organize the third G20 Health Working Group (HWG) meeting as part of a lineup of G20 events happening throughout the nation this year. As stated by the department, the two-day online gathering starts on Thursday, May 8, 2025, ending on Friday, May 9, 2025. The discussions will…

  • Telecel Healthfest Reveals Hidden Typhoid Surge In Lawra

    More than 60 percent of individuals who were screened for typhoid tested positive during the Telecel Ghana Foundation’s Healthfest event in Lawra within the Upper West Region. From the 250 individuals who underwent testing, an alarming 158 turned out to be carriers of the waterborne bacterial infection without their knowledge, most not exhibiting any…

  • Advocates Call For Urgent Government Action On Maternal And Child Health Strategy

    A group of organizations focused on improving maternal and child health has urged the federal government to swiftly implement and broaden the reach of the E-MOTIVE strategy across the country. They highlight its promise in reducing maternal mortality rates, with a particular focus on preventing postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) cases. The AIM-MNCNH consortium, spearheaded by…

  • Who And Hyprep Set To Launch Groundbreaking Cancer Study In Ogoniland

    Mkpoikana Udoma Port Harcourt — To address the enduring health effects caused by oil contamination in Ogoniland, HYPREP has declared a three-year initiative focused on human health surveillance. This project will be conducted alongside the World Health Organization’s International Agency for Research on Cancer, known as IARC. The study, which begins in July, will…

  • Economists Urge Africa: Seal Financial Leaks To Fund Healthcare

    Several economists and policymakers spanning the African continent have raised concerns about significant financial waste hindering the advancement of healthcare in Africa. They emphasized the critical necessity of addressing fiscal leaks, reducing waste within the public sector, and implementing daring and inventive measures for funding healthcare advancements across the continent. Their appeals coincide with…