HEALTH LASG dismisses misleading HIV report, assures of govt commitment to strengthening disease response By Dele Fashomi 1 month ago …Agency clarifies widely reported figures as 2018 diagnosed cases, not new infections The Lagos State
HEALTH Experts say only 25% of men have healthy sperm By Dele Fashomi 1 month ago Only one in four men has optimal semen quality, said a Consultant Gynaecologist, Dr Victor
HEALTH Medserve-LUTH Cancer Centre retains Most Outstanding Oncology Centre Award or fourth consecutive year By Dele Fashomi 1 month ago The Medserve-LUTH Cancer Centre (MLCC) has been named the “Most Outstanding Oncology Centre in Nigeria”
HEALTH Bed Space: LUTH CMD tasks hospitals on collaboration to strengthen referral system By Dele Fashomi 1 month ago Prof. Wasiu Adeyemo, the Chief Medical Director (CMD), Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), has urged
HEALTH PCN seals 724 pharmacies, medicine stores in Kwara over regulatory breaches By Dele Fashomi 2 months ago . Four-day enforcement operation uncovers illegal outlets, poor storage conditions across 10 LGAs The Pharmacy
HEALTH NASENI reaffirms commitment to healthcare innovation at Harvard-led malaria programme closing dinner By Dele Fashomi 2 months ago The Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the National Agency for Science and
HEALTH Harvard University commends setting up of NASENI-Troment Factory To eradicate diseases By Dele Fashomi 2 months ago At least 85 global medical professionals, scientists and policymakersparticipating in the “Science of Defeating Malaria”,
HEALTH Ebola cases surpass 500 in Central Africa as outbreak peaks By Dele Fashomi 2 months ago GENEVA – At least 500 Ebola cases have now been confirmed in the deadly outbreak
HEALTH Foundation sensitises students on smart waste management in Abuja By Dele Fashomi 2 months ago The Crux Environmental Rights, Advocacy and Development Foundation (CERADF) has sensitised school children in Abuja
HEALTH Cholera epidemic worsens in Nigeria, children most affected – NCDC By Dele Fashomi 2 months ago Children under the age of five remain the most affected group in Nigeria’s worsening cholera
