Health
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Nigerian surgeon pioneers West Africa’s 1st robotic prostate cancer surgery, clinic
A Nigerian Consultant Urological/Robotic Surgeon, Professor Kingsley Ekwueme on Monday in Lagos pioneered the first West African robotic surgery on…
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2024 deadliest year for migrants – UN
Last year was the deadliest year for migrants, with nearly 9,000 people dying worldwide, the United Nations said on Friday,…
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King Charles to proceed with Vatican visit despite pope’s pneumonia
Britain’s King Charles III’s planned state visit to the Vatican in early April will go ahead despite Pope Francis’s hospitalisation…
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I was close to dying in car crash – Antonio
Michail Antonio does not know how he crashed his car into the tree. All he knows is that he did.…
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Diphtheria: Lagos Govt begins emergency vaccination at Kings College
The Lagos State Government on Tuesday rolled out an emergency vaccination exercise for diphtheria exercise for students and staff of the King’s…
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Just in: Suspected meningitis outbreak kills 26 in Kebbi – Govt
The Kebbi government has confirmed that 26 people have died following a suspected outbreak of cerebrospinal meningitis in three Local…
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Sokoto warns against spread of meningitis as state records outbreak
SOKOTO – The Sokoto State Ministry of Health has issued a warning urging residents to remain vigilant following a rising…
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Plastic surgery: Smaller breasts in high demand, as internal bras gain popularity
According to data from RealSelf, an online resource for people exploring cosmetic treatments and providers, in its quarterly Real Talk…
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Pope marks three weeks in hospital, releases audio message
Pope Francis marked three weeks battling double pneumonia in hospital on Friday, reported by the Vatican to be “stable” but…
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ECOWAS calls for action against Lassa fever
The Economic Community of West African States, through its specialised health institution, the West African Health Organisation has urged researchers,…
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