Health
Deadly Marburg Virus Outbreak Claims 6 Lives in Rwanda
Healthcare Workers Among Victims as Rwanda Faces First-Ever Marburg Virus Outbreak
KIGALI, RWANDA- Six people have died following an outbreak of the Marburg virus in Rwanda, according to the country’s health minister, Sabin Nsanzimana. Among the victims are … Continue Reading
Megalife Sciences Develops App to Care for Diabetes Patients
Speaking at the event, Dr. Binu Joy, Chief Executive Officer of Health@Home, Megalife Sciences Digital Division, emphasized the revolutionary impact of the application in transforming diabetes care across Nigeria and the African continent.
Abeokuta, Nigeria — Megalife Sciences, a … Continue Reading
Tragedy in Enugu: School Proprietor’s Three Children Die After Eating Poisonous Beans
Suspected Poisonous Beans Claims Lives of Three Siblings, Sparks Fear and Calls for Food Safety in Enugu Community
In a heart-wrenching incident, three children of a school proprietor tragically lost their lives after consuming allegedly poisonous beans in Agu-Uwani, … Continue Reading
Scientists Revive 1,000-Year-Old “Biblical Tree” From Mysterious Ancient Seed—Could It Unlock Hidden Healing Secrets?
Scientists Discover long-lost tree species, linked to biblical history, revealing powerful medicinal properties and ancient mysteries from the Judean desert!
In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have successfully revived a 1,000-year-old seed found in a Judean desert cave during the 1980s. … Continue Reading
Cholera Outbreak in Adamawa: Seven Dead, 71 Hospitalized Following Severe Flooding
In the aftermath of devastating floods that hit parts of Adamawa State, the Yola North Local Government Area (LGA) is grappling with a deadly cholera outbreak.
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) confirmed on Tuesday, September 17, that seven lives … Continue Reading
Shocking HIV Breakthrough: Meet the Nigerian Man Who Got Cured of HIV After 31 Years
Salisu Ahmed, a 66-year-old Nigerian man, has become the fourth person in the world to be cured of HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus).
Nigeria- This comes following a pioneering stem cell transplant performed at the City of Hope Medical Center in … Continue Reading
Georgia Woman Dies After Anti-Abortion Law Delays Life-Saving Surgery
“Preventable” Death of Georgia Woman Sparks Backlash Against Abortion Restrictions
A Georgia woman, Amber Nicole Thurman, 28, died from delayed medical treatment following complications from a medication abortion, according to a report by ProPublica. Thurman’s death, was the first abortion-related … Continue Reading
New Tick-Borne Virus Discovered in China Linked to Brain Illnesses
WELV: A New Threat from Ticks in China
A newly discovered virus in China, named the wetland virus (WELV), has been linked to neurological illnesses in humans, according to recent reports. The virus was first detected in a 61-year-old … Continue Reading
First Human Bird Flu Case in US Without Animal Exposure Confirmed
Missouri Patient Marks First Bird Flu Case Without Animal Contact, CDC Confirms
US health officials have confirmed the first human case of bird flu this year with no known exposure to infected animals, marking a new development in the ongoing … Continue Reading
DR Congo Receives First 100,000 Shipment of Mpox Vaccines
DR Congo Begins Fight Against Deadly Mpox Outbreak with First Vaccine Shipment
Kinshasa – The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), at the heart of a severe mpox outbreak, received its first batch of nearly 100,000 vaccine doses on Thursday. This … Continue Reading