Nigeria & Africa Health

UK hospital treats youngest patients for ketamine bladder damage

UHS opens 120 bed behavioral health facility in Missouri

Zanzibar and US finalize $3.1 billion health partnership deal

Zanzibar and the US have agreed to a $3.1 billion health sector partnership focusing on human resources, labs, and health information systems to strengthen local healthcare delivery.

Tanzania seeks scientific backing for traditional plant medicines

Tanzania's Prime Minister calls for rigorous testing of medicinal plants to develop safe, approved treatments from the country's natural resources.

Congo receives 70,000 Ebola vaccine doses to fight outbreak

The Democratic Republic of Congo has received 70,000 doses of Merck’s Ervebo Ebola vaccine to combat its largest outbreak, WHO reports.

IRS Probes UnitedHealth for Potential Tax Avoidance

The IRS is investigating UnitedHealth Group over potential tax avoidance, which could result in significant financial penalties and increased tax liabilities for the health insurer.

WHO Reports Over 10,400 Healthcare Attacks Globally Since 2018

The World Health Organization reveals over 10,400 attacks on healthcare facilities in 29 countries since 2018, with Nigeria among the hardest hit nations.

Court Ruling Strengthens Provider Pay Under No Surprises Act

A federal court decision may increase payments to healthcare providers under the No Surprises Act, impacting insurer reimbursements and patient costs.

Nigeria Launches Push to Register Every Child at Birth

Nigeria's National Population Commission, NIMC, ALGON, and UNICEF join forces to expand birth registration, ensuring every child gains legal identity from birth.

Lucy Davis shares breast cancer signs after terminal diagnosis

Actress Lucy Davis reveals her breast cancer diagnosis and urges women to check for subtle signs like hard spots. Learn how to perform self exams and recognize symptoms.