Nigeria, Oct. 29 -- As the nurse strapped the cuff around her arm, Faith Bako sat still, feeling the pressure build up slowly. After a few seconds, the blood pressure monitor blinked and showed 180 ov... Read More
Nigeria, Oct. 21 -- From maternal deaths due to poorly equipped and non-functional primary health centres, to the stigma of infertility, warnings about hypertension, and global debates on vaccines, Se... Read More
Nigeria, Sept. 28 -- After nearly a decade of trying to conceive, Fatima Audu has become the subject of constant gossip in her circles. "I have been called barren more times than I can count," said Ms... Read More
Nigeria, Sept. 20 -- In August, Nigeria's health sector recorded progress and new interventions alongside persistent challenges. From a sharp drop in poliovirus cases and the validation of a menstrual... Read More
Nigeria, Sept. 15 -- The Association of Resident Doctors (ARD), Federal Capital Territory (FCT) chapter, on Monday, began an indefinite strike. This was disclosed in a communique issued by the ARD-FC... Read More
Nigeria, Sept. 15 -- The Association of Resident Doctors (ARD), Federal Capital Territory (FCT) chapter, on Monday began an indefinite strike. This was disclosed in a communique issued by the ARD-FCT... Read More
Nigeria, Sept. 12 -- The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) on Friday commenced a five-day warning strike after accusing the federal government of ignoring long-standing demands over welf... Read More
Nigeria, Sept. 12 -- The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has issued a fresh 24-hour ultimatum to the federal government to address its outstanding demands, following the expiration of ... Read More
Nigeria, Aug. 20 -- The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) may suspend its planned nationwide strike following the issuance of a new government circular on doctors' remuneration. At an Emergency Dele... Read More
Nigeria, Aug. 20 -- In July, Nigeria's public health landscape was shaped by a wave of urgent alerts, government interventions, and fresh initiatives. From cholera warnings and renewed investments in ... Read More