Health Matters
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Diphtheria Outbreak: Katsina Vaccinates 150,000 as Children Face Growing Health Threat
In response to the diphtheria outbreak in the communities of Katsina State, 150,346 people have been vaccinated in the state…
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Postpartum Psychosis Can Put Children at Risk, Experts Urge Families to Recognise Warning Signs
Postpartum psychosis is a serious mental health disorder that can occur after giving birth, and experts are calling on families…
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Kano Diphtheria Deaths: Govt Investigates as Families Seek Help
The Kano State Government has started investigating the deaths of children reported to be associated with a suspected diphtheria outbreak…
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Ondo Distributes 1,000 Pregnancy Kits to Support Safer Childbirth
The Ondo State Government has started the distribution of 1,000 pregnancy kits to pregnant women to encourage safe delivery and…
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Diphtheria Outbreak Claims More Than 50 Children in Kano, Lawmakers Urge Emergency Action
The State House of Assembly has urged the government to intervene in the wake of the death of over 50…
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Maternal Mental Health Gains Attention as Experts Call for Better Support for Mothers
There is growing public awareness of maternal mental health, with experts warning that many mothers still experience substantial challenges in…
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Kentucky Records Highest Measles Cases in 35 Years as Officials Urge Parents to Protect Children
Health officials are urging parents and caregivers to make sure children are protected from measles by getting them vaccinated as…
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UK Bans Chemical in Gel Nail Products Over Reproductive Health Fears
The United Kingdom has started to restrict a chemical used in some gel nail products, following concerns about its impact…
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International Youth Day 2026: WHO Calls for Greater Youth Leadership in Health
The World Health Organization (WHO) has urged for increased youth leadership in global health, emphasizing that young people need to…
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Measles Kills 95,000 as 29 Million Infants Remain Under-Protected, WHO Warns
The World Health Organization estimates that 95,000 people succumbed to the highly infectious measles in 2024—mostly children under five, which…
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