Health
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EU Releases €2.3m To Support Cholera Response In Africa
Nigeria is set to receive €1.5 million from the European Union as part of a €2.3 million emergency humanitarian package…
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Healthcare attacks in conflict zones surge in 2026 – WHO
The World Health Organization says attacks on healthcare facilities, workers and patients in conflict zones have surged in 2026, with…
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WHO Warns Trump Vaccine Policy Ignores Scientific Evidence
Concerns over the safety of childhood vaccines have resurfaced in the United States after the World Health Organisation (WHO), criticised…
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Lagos Waste Crisis Linked To Rising Refuse Load, Truck Shortage – Hamzat
Lagos State Deputy Governor, Obafemi Hamzat, says the state’s worsening waste situation is being driven by rising refuse generation, inadequate…
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Argentina: Milei Ends State-Funded Hospital Care For Non-Residents
Non-resident foreigners in Argentina will no longer receive publicly funded hospital care under a new cost-cutting measure announced by President…
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FG Donates N25m Anti-Snake Venom to Benue After Rising Bite Cases
100 vials of Panaf Premium donated as government moves to ease treatment costs and improve emergency response to snakebite victims…
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DRC Ebola Outbreak: WHO Recommends Ervebo Vaccine Trial Amid Crisis
A race to contain a deadly Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has taken a new turn, with…
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NARD Issue August 10 Strike Ultimatum, Demands Welfare Reforms
Resident doctors under the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors, NARD, have issued a strike ultimatum to the Federal Government, warning…
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UK Prime Minister, Andy Burham, Pledges Major Overhaul Of Adult Social Care System
A long-running challenge in Britain’s healthcare system is set for renewed attention as Prime Minister Andy Burnham prepares to push…
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Uganda Declares End To Latest Ebola Outbreak
Uganda has officially declared an end to its latest Ebola outbreak after completing the World Health Organization’s required 42-day monitoring…
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