As a young boy, Sunday Ohiwere Bello dreamed of becoming a banker. But a change of school made him realise he could better in science. Today, he is a haematologist at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, where he is a part of a workforce that have dedicated their own lives to save other lives in…

A representative of the President of the Club, Dopuala Benibo, at the official presentation of the equipment, said: “One of the goals of the club is to identify needs in immediate communities and to make a difference through communal engagement.

The Nigerian Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA), operators of the Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF) and the Ministry of Health have signed an agreement to provide tertiary health care...

Worried by the challenge of blood transfusion for children with cancer and sickle cell, the Association of Medical Student University of Lagos (AMSUL) has organised a blood drive exercise to generate pints of blood from the university students.

The Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) has launched an ultra-modern accident and emergency centre that would improve healthcare delivery, enhance trainings and research. The LUTH Chief Medical Director (CMD), Prof. Chris Bode said that the revamped centre would provide quality care and reduce pressure on the ward. Bode, who was represented by the hospital’s Deputy…

In a bid to increase knowledge in gynaecology endoscopy surgery, the Lagos state University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba, has trained 25 surgeons drawn from all geo-political zones in the country.

The Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac Adewole, says the Federal Government has concluded plans to roll-out nationwide screening for most common types of cancers.

To fight the deadly cancer disease, CancerAware Nigeria, a non-governmental organisation, has donated chemotherapy medications and other cancer treatment...

In her determination to support her husband, Dame Mrs. Edith Nkemakolem Okowa launched her pet project, the 05 Initiative, shortly after he took up the reins of government in 2015.

Several studies including the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the United Nation International Children’s Education Fund (UNICEF) have shown that critical strategy...

Despite improvements in care over the past 20 years, reports indicate the chances of survival after a heart failure is still poor.

The Chief Medical Director, Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Prof. Chris Bode has said that the proposed Lion Olusola Dada Dialysis Centre would reduce medical tourism in Nigeria.