The Christian community was yesterday thrown into mourning following the death of the president of Gospel Baptist Conference of Nigeria, Archbishop Magnus Atilade. He was aged 76.

The Rotary Club of Ikeja has donated equipment worth millions of naira to the management of the Lagos State Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) in Ikeja, in continuation of its yearly tradition, which began 44 years ago. The ‎yearly Christmas visit, which formed part of the club’s annual calendar, enabled members to spend the day, dancing and…

The imposing medical facility lies between Idi-Araba, Surulere and Mushin. The Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) Idi-Araba is the foremost tertiary hospital in Lagos State.

Former Super Eagles attacker and Founder of the Kanu Heart Foundation (KHF), Nwankwo Kanu, yesterday put smile on faces of patients who are suffering from cardiac diseases.

For medical doctors, the journey to becoming certified to practice, like other professionals, begins with the acquisition of the basic medical degree.

Driving through the LASU-Isheri road in Igando, Alimosho Council of Lagos State, one is greeted with a putrid stench hanging thickly in the air at Lanre and Okofili bus stops...

A group, the Lagos Community Youth Volunteers, under the leadership of Ambassador Akanni Michael, has called on citizens of Lagos State to show full support for the re-election of Akinwunmi Ambode as the state governor.

Poised to reduce the prevalence of malaria in the country, Elbe Pharma Nigeria Limited, has officially presented the outcome of the successful clinical trial on Amatem Forte Softgel capsules, conducted at Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH), Ikeja, Lagos. This has been described as an innovative antimalarial, with superior benefits for the patients compared to…

Recently, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) confirmed casualties in many states across the country due to cases of gastroenteritis’ cholera outbreak.

A group in the United States, the Alliance for Smile alongside Rotary International in partnership with the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital...

The issue would be from personnel, human capital. We don’t have enough midwives and doctors, unavailability of materials, insecurity in the North, like Zamfara where some projects have shut down because of security and you can’t access some villages and places at the risk of your own life.

To foster the China-Nigeria relationship as well as contribute to the healthcare system in Nigeria, the Chinese consulate has donated an auto hematology analyzer and a semi-auto chemistry analyzer to the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH).