• Two Children From Same Primary School Die
• ‘Kids are dying’: Nigerian hospitals swamped with malnourished children
• Cholera Outbreak Hits Nigeria, 30 Deaths Reported in 36 States
• Pregnant women were denied treatment at emergency rooms, resulting in one experiencing a miscarriage in a restroom within the lobby
• Measles complications kill 19 children in Adamawa
• Five ways to design logo for children healthcare services
• International Medical Practitioners Express Concern Regarding the Severe Malnutrition Situation in the Northern Region
• Achieving Cervical Cancer-free Generation
• Experts Want Children Protected From Tobacco Use, Exposure
• Afe Babalola hospital offers discounted surgeries, free healthcare to women, children
• Stop feeding children salty food, nutritionists tell parents
• Borno State Agency for the Control of HIV/AIDS
• Kano: 4 children dead, 28 others infected in fresh diptheria outbreak
• Foundation Provides Medical Care For Children In FCT Community
• Menstrual Hygiene: Foundation Advocates Access To Sanitary Pads
• Nigeria accounts for 2.2m unvaccinated children in West Africa — PAN
• Malnutrition cases surge 100% in Nigeria, children dying – MSF raises alarm
• Yobe Rolls Out HPV Vaccines For Female Children Nine -14 Years Old
• Malnutrition, major killer of Gombe under-five children – UNICEF
• Paediatricians tell students about immunisation as unvaccinated children hit 2.2million
• 10,000 Nigerian children born with clubfoot yearly – NGO
• Levi Wright’s mother shares that the family has decided to “release him,” indicating he will soon “pass away peacefully.”
• 15-year-old Bello seeks N1.16m for cancer treatment
• ‘Solarised oxygen plant, newborn unit will reduce neonatal mortality rates’
• Infant formula recalled for not complying with FDA regulations
• Diphtheria: Over 5m children have been vaccinated, says FG
• With bone marrow transplant, children with sickle cell have hope for cure — Dr Akinsete
• Vaccinate children against malaria, British health adviser counsels Nigerians
• Choose between healthy children and your looks, DG tells women
• Single dose typhoid conjugate vaccine provides lasting efficacy in children
• UNICEF Moves To End Child Malnutrition In 5 Northern States
• UNICEF Harps On Safeguarding Life Of Girl-child
• Kano Treats 1,058, Targets 6,000 Children For Free TB Screening
• Yobe Gov’t Rolls Out HPV Vaccines For Female Children
• Ekiti To Vaccinate 300,000 Girls Against HPV
• ‘Help our babies’ – Actress Ruth Kadiri cries out over unavailability of vaccines in hospitals
• What’s the Story Behind American Baby Food?
• Bauchi govt to immunise, vaccinate 11,000 children against killer diseases
• Prioritise children’s vaccination, Oyo govt tells mothers
• HIV: Prevention from mother-to- child transmission services declining in Nigeria-UNAIDS
• Over 40% of Plateau women embrace SI childbirth spacing method
• We must improve oral health for children, vulnerable populations now — Prof Morenike Ukpong
• Lagos state, partners target 1.4m school children for deworming
• 1,000 women, children benefit from Air Force medical outreach in Borno
• The UK Union Advocates for Compulsory Menopause Training for All School Leaders
• Are Claims by Health Advocacy Groups about the Safety of Decaf Coffee Valid? Experts Share their Insights.
• We felt thrilled about receiving “free” childcare for our son, only to be informed by the government that he wasn’t recognized as existing.
• A family in Fort Worth seeks clarity regarding a teenager on life support.
• Abortion rising among married women, Society for Family Health claims
• Meet US-Based Nigerian Doctor, Funke Afolabi-Brown, First Black Woman To Own Sleep Clinic
• NCoS officer seeks N94m for daughter’s surgery
• UK toddler has hearing restored in world first gene therapy trial
• Health Alert: Recall Issued for Infant Formula Due to Safety Concerns
• Six Students in Bauchi Die from Meningitis.
• Adamawa shuts schools over measles outbreak
• Cases of Whooping Cough have Surged Once More, With the Unfortunate News of Five Infant Fatalities Reported.
• Remaining in educational institutions correlates with longer lifespans and a decelerated aging process
• The mother questions why her baby’s air ambulance transportation, which cost $97,000, was deemed medically unnecessary
• Nestle’s baby formulas with sugar not sold in Nigeria, says NAFDAC
• First Patient Begins Newly Approved Sickle Cell Gene Therapy
• Study links miscarriages to health risks in pregnancies
• Foundation, HFH partner to save 50 children with heart defects
• Maternal mortality rates rise in Jigawa, others
• Concerns over health implications of prolonged heat wave
• ‘Nigerians risk oral diseases over shortage of dentists’
• Nigeria, 15 others receive $36.5m for Trachoma eradication by 2027
• 1 million children in Nigeria die every year from diseases — Minister
• Firm targets 10 million children in oral health campaign
• Single dose typhoid conjugate vaccine provides lasting efficacy in children
• These baby names inspired by spring season are rising in popularity
• The most premature surviving baby was born at 21 weeks
• Woman explains why having quadruplets resulted in a $4 million hospital bill
• Married nurses adopt baby they treated for 8 months in NICU
• Nestle accused of adding sugar to baby food in poorer countries
• 19 children die from suspected measles outbreak in northeastern Nigeria
• Can a ‘prescription’ for free fruits and vegetables improve health? Study after study say yes.
• Mom says ‘no amount of money’ can bring back ‘healthy, active’ teen injured in unauthorized police chase – Chicago Sun-Times
• Online orders begin for first over-the-counter birth control pill in the US
• Fresh and frozen imported strawberries highly contaminated with pesticides, report says
• Low-Carb Diets That Focus on Plant Protein Are Better for Weight Management, Study Says
• Average Weight of Women in America
• Raleigh police find five children who escaped from Holly Hill Hospital
• Public Alert No. 013/2024 -Alert on Recall of Benylin Paediatrics Syrup in Nigeria
• A significant number of US 12th-graders report using delta-8 products, study says, and it may be a public health concern
• ‘Breaking the cycle’: Columbus addiction treatment programs aim to keep families together
• Children’s Hospital Colorado shares advice for parents with daylight saving time happening this weekend
• Study Reveals a Major Drawback to The Health Benefits of Fasting
• Walking 10,000 steps a day really does seem to make us healthier
• Doctor finally settles the debate of morning vs. nighttime showers
• Voices: Freebirthing is more popular than ever – but is it dangerous?
• Abigail Shrier breaks down America’s teenage mental health crisis
• Men who are secretly struggling with their mental health usually display these 9 behaviors
• STUDENT VOICE: My state supports public school choice, and I’m grateful for the options
• Bridge Clinic Celebrates Advanced Fertility Treatment across Nigeria
• Cameroon Hosts Conference On Chronic Child Malnutrition
• I’m A 38-Year-Old In Menopause And The Way We Talk About Women’s Health Needs To Change
• Liberia: Dozens of Children Receive Free Life-Changing Surgeries At Firestone Medical Center in Liberia
• Nigeria: New 100-Bed Hospital in Kebbi Will Reduce Maternal, Child Mortality – Presidency
• Uganda: NGO Starts Fundraising Driver for 20,000 Sanitary Pads for Girls in Busoga
• South Africa: Parents Urged to Give Consent for HPV Vaccine
• Nigeria: 6km charity walk to support children fighting Cancer
• 10 Healthy Breakfast Foods That Help You Lose Weight
• New genetic variants found in large Chinese mother–baby study
• STUDY FINDS CONCERNING CONTRIBUTING FACTOR TO CHILDHOOD CANCER: ‘THESE FINDINGS HAVE IMPORTANT PUBLIC HEALTH IMPLICATIONS’
• New NHS children’s gender clinic hit by disagreements and resignations
• The 12 Healthiest Fruits With Proven Health Benefits, According to Nutritionists
• Psychiatric hospital’s response after Natalia Grace’s parents tried to move her there
• World’s first malaria vaccination programme for children launched in Cameroon