Sri Lanka has recorded more than 56,422 dengue cases from January to July, adding pressure to the country’s healthcare system as the caseload continues to increase. […]
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NGOs, Government collaborate to tackle malnutrition
GHANA Nutritional status is primarily measured by a child’s growth in height and weight and is directly influenced by food intake and the occurrence of […]
Kitchen: Every Dirty Plate Signs a Tiny Death Certificate – 3
By Deborah Bamisaye It’s so good to have you on this page again. You are most welcome! You mean the sponge we spoke about the […]
Your Gut: The Silent CEO of the Body – 4
By Deborah Bamisaye “Me? I live in the city…,” some even say it with subtle pride, especially when they visit those who have never left […]
From Local Pharmacy Practice to Global Impact
The Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria opened its 45th Annual International Scientific Conference in Abuja on July 27, 2026. With the theme “From Local […]
The Chair That Steals Your Health – Part 2
By Deborah Bamisaye Your Chair Is Not Trying to Kill You… But It Isn’t Saving You Either. Last time, we put it on trial. The […]
DRC’s Ebola Fight Now Hinges on Communities, Not Just Clinics
The fight against Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is increasingly turning toward the communities at the centre of the outbreak. The […]
World Lung Cancer Day 2026: Everything You Need to Know About Lung Cancer
Every year on August 1, the world marks World Lung Cancer Day to raise awareness about one of the most common and deadly forms of […]
Nigeria Sets New Course for Brain Health with Landmark Agenda
For the first time, brain health is taking a central place in Nigeria’s public health planning as the Federal Government begins work on a national […]
Factors that Expose Men to Health Risks as they Age
By Morgan Nwanguma Beginning from infancy to old age, women tend to be healthier than men. Out of the 15 leading causes of death, men […]
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