More than 20 million citizens are over 60, a number set to double by 2050, yet fewer than 200 certified geriatricians serve this population.
This article explores the reason pregnant women fail to make use of antenatal care and it's unfortunate consequences.
Experts have expressed mixed reactions over President Tinubu’s decision to extend doctors’ retirement age to 65, with some seeing it as a solution to Nigeria’s brain drain, others arguing it may limit opportunities for younger doctors and fail to address deeper challenges in the healthcare system.
President Bola Tinubu has approved an increase in the retirement age for doctors and other healthcare workers from 60 to 65 years.
Alaska’s healthcare industry is struggling with a significant worker shortage, requiring more than 9,400 new workers each year to meet growing demand and high turnover rates, according to a recent report.
Healthcare experts have listed funding, corporate investments, and other factors as priorities to drive economic growth in Nigeria's healthcare sector transformation in 2025.
With the current Nigerian economic state, this article explores the effect of this hardship condition on the health sector particularly in the treatment of cancer.
Dr. Richardson Ajayi, a renowned healthcare entrepreneur and investor, has advocated for a comprehensive overhaul of Nigeria’s healthcare system to prioritize accessibility and equity.
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Borno State Governor Babagana Umara Zulum has announced the disbursement of approximately N209.8 million to 170 primary healthcare centres across the twenty-seven local government areas of the state.
George Uduku, General Manager, West Africa Healthcare at G.E, says absence of market data is the biggest hurdle facing healthcare business in Nigeria today.
The Managing Director of M & E Kaiser Limited, Jamila Faniyi has said that the manufacturing sector, healthcare and entertainment have received major investments in their real estate.
