By Radarr Africa Business Desk ABUJA, November 12 (Radarr Africa) – Nigeria is expected to begin local production of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) in the first quarter of 2027, the …
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For many Nigerians, hot weather means sweating through a lecture, struggling to sleep at night, spending more on electricity or trying to get through a busy day without feeling exhausted. …
Nigeria’s confirmed Ebola case has raised concerns about international travel, airport health screening and the potential disruption of passenger movement as authorities strengthen measures to contain the virus. The confirmation …
The diphtheria outbreak in Plateau State has recorded more than 500 cases, with about 31 deaths reported since the outbreak began. The state Commissioner for Health, Nicholas Ba’amlong, said the …
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First Lady Calls for Stronger Government Collaboration as FG Distributes 215,000 Maternal Kits
First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has called for stronger cooperation among federal, state and local governments as well as traditional and religious institutions to tackle Nigeria’s maternal and newborn mortality crisis. …
New tuberculosis (TB) vaccines that could become available from 2029 have the potential to save more than seven million lives over a 20-year period, according to the global vaccine alliance …
More than 7,000 Ebola cases have now been recorded in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), making the latest outbreak the country’s worst on record, according to figures released by …
Health authorities in Plateau and Niger states are intensifying vaccination and disease-prevention efforts following fatalities linked to diphtheria and cholera. Plateau State alone has recorded 29 deaths from diphtheria, while …
The Ondo State Police Command has arrested a suspected producer of alcoholic concoctions following the deaths recorded in Odigbo Local Government Area of the state. The development comes after several …
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Nigeria’s Kidney Crisis: Cost of Treatment, Not the Disease, Is Killing Patients
Nigeria is facing a growing kidney disease crisis, with experts warning that the cost of treatment is often what proves fatal, not the illness itself. “I’m Already Tired,” Says Philanthropist …