Delayed cancer treatment could spike mortality rates by 125% - Report
Delayed treatment, not just late screening, could raise Nigeria’s cancer mortality rates by 125 percent to 190,000 by 2050, with...
- Thursday, June 04, 2026
BusinessDay
Delayed treatment, not just late screening, could raise Nigeria’s cancer mortality rates by 125 percent to 190,000 by 2050, with...
Bisi Tofade, founder of Safelify, has urged the government to improve the security architecture of the country, saying it plays...
The Lagos state govt extended its free hypertension and diabetes screening campaign, by two weeks, till Sunday, 17th November 2024,...
Iwosan Lagoon Hospitals, one of the largest private tertiary healthcare providers in Nigeria, has secured the Gold Seal of approval...
Reckitt Nigeria has pledged continued support for local production, acknowledging the critical role local supply partners play in enhancing in...
A mother once gripped with despair and uncertainty over her 7-year-old child’s severe sickle cell disorder, now finds hope and...
After four years of meticulous preparation, Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) has successfully performed its first bone marrow transplant (BMT)....
Forbes has released a list of the highest-earning influencers in the world’s $250 billion influencer industry. From comedians to dancers...
Mr Beast has been ranked the highest earner in the world’s $250 billion influencer industry with videos of wild stunts...
Private sector groups are mobilising to address the urgent water crisis affecting 23 per cent of Nigerians. According to the...