Science

To solve myriads and unabated problems Nigeria and Nigerians are passing through, governments at all levels have been called upon to channel huge resources wasted in purchasing fleets of cars, motorcades and frivolous things for politicians in education...

A Nigerian scientist and professor of Medical Engineering, Prof. Hippolite Amadi, has developed a technology that improves the survival of newborn babies, especially by enabling them to breathe well under harsh climatic conditions

The NST NuclearSAFE Technology has unveiled SuperLAT, a technological solution that promises to change the landscape of nuclear energy, with far-reaching implications for the global pursuit of carbon-free electricity.

Three hundred farmers in Imo State have been equipped and trained on how to use technological innovations such as Internet-enabled tools and built-to-assist to cushion the effects of climate change as well as enhance their productivity.

Africans and Nigerians in particular have been urged to prioritise the consumption of plants-driven drugs and products to enhance their health and general well-being. 

Residents of Ikotun and Ipaja areas of Alimosho Local Government have benefited from a free medical outreach organised by Rhodes-Vivour Foundation (RV), in partnership with Wellahealth Technologies.

As part of its commitment towards advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the WELLBEING Foundation Africa has empowered over 300,000 women on maternal mortality through MamaCare360 classes in nineteen years.

SpaceX's Starship, the most powerful rocket ever built, must remain grounded while Elon Musk's company completes dozens of corrective actions to prevent a repeat of the spectacular explosion that marred its first orbital test flight, regulators said Friday.

Africa has the highest neonatal mortality rate in the world, with 27 deaths per 1,000 live births. However, comprehensive research on the relation between pregnancy loss and reproductive health issues are not as readily available.

As part of efforts aimed at raising awareness on early detection of breast cancer, Care Organisation Public Enlightenment (C.O.P.E) recently partnered General Electric Healthcare to acquire Automated Breast Ultrasound System (ABUS).  

Higher levels of alcohol consumption appear to increase an individual’s risk of early-onset colorectal cancer (CRC), particularly distal colon and rectal cancers, according to a population-based study from Korea.

Recent estimates indicate that Nigeria loses more than N10.8 billion to treat about 12.77 million women of reproductive age that develop uterine fibroids, at a cost of about N850,000 per patient