Kaduna Pharmacists have declared that incessant harassment by the NDLEA is becoming unbearable.

Nigeria’s federal government promises lower medicine costs through rejuvenation of its local pharmaceutical industry.

A new variant of the mpox disease has been discovered in Congo. This variation spreads rapidly with less death rates

NAFDAC has clarified Nestle Nido and Cerelac’s absence in Nigerian markets, asserting adherence to strict regulatory standards for infant foods.

Adamawa’s Health Commissioner has revealed the alarming toll of a measles outbreak, with over 200 children infected.

Selfless health workers in Côte d’Ivoire are aiding their communities in battling malaria, travelling by bicycle to provide medical supplies

Benin, Liberia, And Sierra Leone Launch Malaria Vaccine Programs

19 cases of mpox have been confirmed in five departments in Congo, prompting authorities to declare it as an epidemic.

The recalled batch of Benylin syrup, contaminated with diethylene glycol, is off shelves in African nations where it was sold.

A new cost-effective and simplified vaccine for cholera has received approval by the World Health Organization.

Tanzanian and Rwanda drug regulators recall Johnson & Johnson children’s cough syrup due to elevated diethylene glycol levels.

“I believe health should be at the centre of the plan of a nation,” said France Chargé d’Affaires to Nigeria.

Nigeria becomes the first country to roll out the new Men5CV vaccine which protects against five major strains of meningitis.

Uba Sani says 32 Kaduna general hospitals have not been renovated in 20 years, leading citizens to seek medical care elsewhere.

A batch of Johnson&Johnson children’s cough syrup has been withdrawn in Kenya due to instances of oral medication poisoning.

Health entrepreneur Toju Chike-Obi emphasises primary healthcare’s vital role in early detection and intervention of mental health disorders.

The unknown disease in Sokoto has 164 suspected cases identified. Investigation is ongoing into possible causes including heavy metal poisoning.

Nigerian and US-trained medical practitioners are uniting to provide free surgeries and medical care for Abia State patients.

Nigeria’s First Lady Remi Tinubu says healthcare delivery is the people’s right and not a privilege.

WHO urges action to address challenges in global health equity and stresses importance of access to essential services.