How dependent is Nigeria on US funding for health? Sadly, Nigeria and many African ... mother-to-child transmission of HIV, and the care of people living with HIV with TB/HIV services, as well ...

Consequently, patients lack professional medical care. Nigeria should face its priorities. Thousands of doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, and other healthcare professionals are graduating without ...

This dire reality is not unique to Nigeria. Across Africa, healthcare worker shortages further limit access to quality care. The continent has only 1.55 health workers per 1,000 people—far below ...

E say na Nigeria President Bola Tinubu get di initiative and dem plan to bring about 120,000 additional health workers to support primary health care across Nigeria. ”Goment decide to crash d ...

Nigeria’s healthcare sector is gaining momentum, attracting patients from across Africa and even from countries like the United States and the United Kingdom, as the government continues ...

Healthcare delivery in Nigeria has been described as a key sector that has been neglected by successive administrations in the country. This assertion was made by the Chairman, Governing Council ...

Nwabueze’s study have profound implications for Nigeria’s maternal and child health policies. With most maternal deaths being preventable through adequate antenatal care, these results should ...

Regardless of the ongoing diplomatic rift between Nigeria and Niger Republic ... seeking better medical care. A recent visit to the Comprehensive Health Center and General Hospital in Jibia ...

If you can afford the average cost of health care as you age, you'll be halfway to solving one of the thorniest problems in retirement planning. When it comes to bills, health care isn’t cheap.

The Federal Government, through the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, has said patients from the United Kingdom (UK), the United States (US) and the West African subregion have been flocking to ...