Rwanda Faces Marburg Virus Outbreak: Travel Advisory Sparks Criticism and Global Health Concerns
Rwanda is facing its first Marburg virus outbreak, prompting U.S. travel advisories that raise public health concerns and spark international criticism.
Find Out The Never Before ‘Fully Recognized’ Benefit of Vaccine, according to WHO
A new WHO Technical Report has detailed never before fully recognised benefits of vaccines. This post is based on the …
World Sight Day: Why Children Should Spend More Time Outdoors
World Sight Day on October 10 highlights the urgent need for awareness around children’s eye health as myopia rates soar, …
A Common Diabetes Drug Shows Promising Results to Reverse Aging
Discover how metformin, a common diabetes medication, may hold the key to anti-aging. Recent studies show promising results for longevity …
Key Suspect Arrested in Gang Rape of Polio Worker Amid Violence Against Vaccination Teams in Pakistan
Pakistani authorities have arrested a suspect linked to the brutal gang rape of a polio worker during a vaccination drive, …
Standard blood tests can now predict women likely to develop pre-eclampsia
A new blood test could help detect women at risk for preeclampsia during labor, a significant cause of maternal mortality, …
Cholera Vaccine Crisis: Global Cholera Vaccine Stockpile Depleted- WHO
The WHO reports a total depletion of the global cholera vaccine stockpile, posing severe challenges to outbreak response efforts and …
Rwanda: Over 700 Vaccinated Against Marburg Virus Disease
Introduction Rwanda is making headlines with its proactive measures to combat the deadly Marburg virus, a close relative of the …
Their bodies, their words: meet the winners of Nigeria’s HPV essay contest
Girls in Nigeria’s Edo state were invited to take part in an essay-writing competition looking into the HPV vaccine. This …
Alarming Impact of Screen Time on Children’s Mental Health
In our screen-dominated world, understanding the impact of screen time on children’s mental health is crucial. Recent research uncovers alarming …
Mpox Outbreak: Vaccination Rollout Begins in Bayelsa and Rivers States
The NPHCDA has launched the Mpox vaccination initiative, starting in Bayelsa and Rivers, to combat rising cases and protect vulnerable …
Cervical Cancer Breakthrough: WHO Approves New Single-Dose HPV Vaccine
The WHO has approved Cecolin®, a fourth HPV vaccine, for single-dose use, aiming to boost cervical cancer prevention and enhance …
Marburg Virus Outbreak in Rwanda: Latest Cases, Response Measures, and Global Concerns
The resurgence of the Marburg virus in Rwanda has raised alarm bells worldwide, with confirmed cases rising and urgent containment …
Hair Straightening Cream Linked to Kidney Injury, Experts Warn
Popular hair straightening treatments may come with a hidden health risk, according to a new report. Researchers documented the case …
Now that Measles is staging a comeback!
Measles, once thought to be under control, has reared its head once more, threatening the health and well-being of millions …
Rhesus Incompatibility: Pregnancy Issues You Should Know
The human body is delicately designed to protect itself from external invasion through a protective immune system. This system helps …
Hepatitis: Africa must do more to save the future!
Hepatitis, characterized by liver inflammation, primarily stems from viral infections, with five main types labeled A through E. Every 30 …
Cabo Verde becomes third African country to eliminate Malaria.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has certified Cabo Verde as a malaria-free country, marking a historic milestone in the fight …
Human Papilloma Virus Infections and Cervical Cancer in Africa: A Call for Action
Human papilloma virus infections is caused by the human papilloma virus which is a common infection implicated in the cause …
Your Prostate and Your Health: Men Health Issues You Shouldn’t Ignore
The prostate gland is an organ in the male reproductive system that can cause problems. In Africa for example, prostate …
COVID-19 Patient Who Escaped from Imo Arrested While Selling Used Clothes in Ondo Market
First Published June 7, 2020. A patient diagnosed with COVID-19, who escaped from Imo state, has been arrested at a …
“Under The Net” Malaria Campaign Kicks Off June 16 in Uganda
First Published on June 15, 2020 The Ugandan government is flagging-off the distribution of mosquito nets tomorrow in an effort …
We are seeing severe forms of COVID-19 with more deaths in Uganda – Minister
First posted on November 25, 2020 The minister in charge of Primary Health Care in Uganda has expressed worries over …
