A pregnant woman’s health is important for both her and her baby. The importance of antenatal care cannot be ignored. It helps to keep mothers safe, reduces risks during pregnancy, and ensures that babies are born healthy. In Nigeria, many women do not get proper antenatal care. This puts their lives and their babies at … Read more
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to highlight the importance of early detection, treatment, and support for those affected. In Nigeria, breast cancer is the most common cancer among women, accounting for 22.7% of all cancer cases according to the World Health Organization (WHO). This disease impacts thousands of women every year, but … Read more
Maternal health remains a critical issue in Nigeria, where many women face challenges accessing quality healthcare during pregnancy and childbirth. To address this, Nigeria signed a partnership with the World Economic Forum to improve maternal health services and save the lives of women and children across the country. The Minister of Health and Social Welfare, … Read more
Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer affecting women worldwide, and Nigeria is no exception. Thousands of Nigerian women are diagnosed annually with breast cancer, and the key to survival is early detection. Knowing how to recognize the signs of breast cancer is lifesaving, but most women and their families do not know what to look for. This guide will describe the signs of breast cancer in a clear, accessible way that journalists, policymakers, and advocates can use to empower their communities. 1. What Are the Signs of Breast Cancer? … Read more
Maternal and child health is necessary for any family and community. In Nigeria, many mothers and children suffer serious health problems due to the inadequate provision of healthcare services. Many women die annually during delivery, and many children die due to preventable diseases. These gaps in healthcare must be fixed to save lives and create … Read more
Maternal health is about keeping mothers safe during pregnancy and childbirth. In Nigeria, many women die while having babies. This is a big problem. Journalists and policymakers should take action now to save lives and protect mothers. Why Maternal Health in Nigeria Is in Danger Nigeria has one of the highest maternal death rates in … Read more
Maternal mortality in Nigeria remains one of the highest in the world. Thousands of women die every year from complications during pregnancy and childbirth. These deaths can be reduced with the right actions and investments. This article highlights three proven methods to reduce maternal mortality in Nigeria and save lives. 1. Improve Access to Quality … Read more
Maternal and child health focuses on the well-being of mothers, babies, and young children. It includes caring for mothers during pregnancy, childbirth, and after delivery. It also ensures that babies and young children grow up healthy and strong. Knowing the parts of Maternal and Child Health helps us make better decisions for families and communities. … Read more
In Kano, a quiet yet transformative shift is reshaping the healthcare landscape under the leadership of Gov Yusuf, who has prioritized the health and welfare of the state’s most vulnerable populations. His reforms have already started yielding life-saving results, demonstrating his commitment to improving healthcare access for all. Reviving Immunization Services One of Gov Yusuf’s … Read more
As Nigeria enters a new year, citizens have expressed their hopes for improvement in the health sector. People from Lagos to Maiduguri are demanding reforms that would address the challenges and improve access and equity in services. Demand for Funding and Infrastructure A major concern is the need for increased funding in the healthcare sector. … Read more
