Health
Why Have Diabetes Rates Doubled in the Last 30 Years? Global Study Reveals Alarming Trends
Diabetes rates have more than doubled globally in the past three decades, with over 800 million people now living with the disease.Yet, over half of these individuals remain untreated, especially in low- and middle-income countries.
A new study published in … Continue Reading
USAID Pledges $2.3 Million to Strengthen Malaria Treatment in Nigeria
USAID Commits $2.3M to Boost Malaria Treatment Access in Nigeria
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has announced a significant investment of $2.3 million aimed at acquiring 4.8 million doses of malaria tablets from Nigerian pharmaceutical … Continue Reading
UN Warns of Malaria Crisis as South Sudan Floods Displace Hundreds of Thousands
Floods Displace Nearly 380,000 in South Sudan, Triggering Malaria Crisis and Food Shortages Amid Political Stalemate
JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN- Floods sweeping across South Sudan have displaced nearly 380,000 people and affected over 1.4 million, according to the United Nations, … Continue Reading
FG Announces free C-Sections for Pregnant Women Needing Surgery
Nigeria Announces Free Cesarean Sections (C-section) as Part of Maternal Health Initiative
Abuja, Nigeria – The Nigerian Federal Government has introduced a new initiative offering free Cesarean sections (C-sections) for women in need of the surgery. This announcement … Continue Reading
Concerns Surge as New Mpox Cases Emerge in the UK
The emergence of two new cases of mpox (formerly known as monkeypox) in the United Kingdom has sent ripples of concern through public health officials and the general public alike.
As of October 2024, the UK is witnessing a resurgence … Continue Reading
USAID Commits $4.4 Million to Combat Cholera Outbreak in Lagos
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has awarded N1.72 billion (about $4.4 million) to support efforts against cholera in Lagos, marking a crucial step forward in addressing Nigeria’s recurrent battle with the deadly disease.
The funding, allocated to … Continue Reading
Cholera Outbreak in Plateau State Claims Two Lives, 18 Hospitalized
Dr. Shurkuk stressed that delayed information on the cholera outbreak may have worsened outcomes for some patients, appealing to residents to report symptoms of cholera immediately.
Plateau State, Nigeria — A cholera outbreak in Kwalmiya, a community within Kanam Local … Continue Reading
McDonald’s Shares Drop After Deadly E. Coli Outbreak Linked To Burger Kills 1 And Leaves Over 49 Sick
E.coli Outbreak linked to mcDonalds Quarter Pounder burgers Kills 1 Person, raises health concerns and threatens McDonald’s recovery efforts amid sales struggles.
McDonald’s shares took a significant hit today after an E. coli outbreak tied to its Quarter Pounder burgers … Continue Reading
SHOCKING: Nigerians Return to Chewing Sticks as Toothpaste Prices Skyrocket
Traditional Chewing Sticks Make a Comeback as Toothpaste Prices Push Nigerians to Seek Affordable Alternatives
The rising cost of living in Nigeria has pushed many households to revisit traditional practices, including the use of chewing sticks for oral hygiene, as … Continue Reading
Why African Leaders Conceal Their Health: Power, Politics, Or Secrecy?
African leaders’ health remains a state secret, fueling speculation and power struggles, as calls for transparency grow amid shifting political landscapes.
Recent weeks have seen swirling rumors about the health of two African presidents—Cameroon’s 91-year-old Paul Biya and Malawi’s … Continue Reading