Health news.
Nigeria is confronting a fresh cholera challenge as cases rise in Borno State, putting pressure on public-health officials, humanitarian workers and water-sanitation systems in conflict-affected communities.
Nigeria is intensifying health-sector reforms with new funding for primary care, expanded workforce support and stronger outbreak preparedness as officials move to close gaps in the country’s fragile health system.
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Health experts warn of a deepening mental health crisis in Nigeria, with rising suicide deaths and fathers reporting severe stress from economic hardship and social pressures. GNA examines the data, causes and calls for action
Stagnation Warning: WHO Report at 79th World Health Assembly Reveals Healthcare Costs Have Pushed 1.6 Billion People Into Poverty
THE SILENT THREAT: High-Pressure Lifestyle and Soaring Drug Costs Drive Dangerous Surge in Hypertension
Emergency Mobilization: Borno Cholera Outbreak Surges Past 1,500 Suspected Cases; 21 Lives Lost
Defensive Wall: NCDC Shuts Down Viral Ebola Rumors, Activates Mandatory Airport and Border Screenings Amid Central African Outbreak
Combating 'Japa': Lagos State Announces Dedicated Medical University to Boost Workforce
Legislative Victory: Senate Passes Amendment to Double Basic Health Care Funding
Global Alarm: WHO Declares Rare Ebola Strain Emergency as Nigeria Activates Border Controls
Cancer Expert Warns Against Random Eating, Drinking
Ebola Can Be Mistaken for Malaria — Medical Expert
