Health
Urologist warns no amount of sex, special diet can prevent prostate cancer
By Vivian Ihechu Prof. Kingsley Ekwueme, a Robotic Urological Surgeon, has clarified that no amount of sexual activity or dietary supplements could prevent the…
Tag: Cancer
Health
FG launches cervical cancer screening in Imo
By Peter Okolie The Federal Government on Wednesday launched the Cervical Cancer Screening Programme in Owerri, as part of its deliberate efforts to curb…
Health
Expert decries low prostate cancer awareness, screening among Nigerian men
By Damilola Oyeleke A medical expert, Dr Joshua Oluwayomi, has raised concern over low awareness and poor screening uptake for prostate cancer among Nigerian…
Health
Foundation intensifies school campaign against childhood cancer
By Justina Auta The Okapi Children Cancer Foundation (OkapiCCF) has intensified efforts to curb rising childhood cancer mortality through a targeted school-based awareness campaign…
Health
Nigeria’s insurance push expands breast cancer care – Roche Africa
By Vivian Ihechu Continued engagement with Nigeria’s National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) and other state institutions is beginning to expand access to cancer…
Health
Medical professionals inaugurate Immunotherapy Clinical Trial to treat colorectal cancer
By Lilian U. Okoro Medical leaders in the health sector have announced the official unveiling of a landmark clinical trial offering new hope…
Health
Lions club supports children with cancer at LASUTH
By Oluwafunke Ishola The Lagos Aviators Lions Club has donated medical supplies and financial assistance to children battling cancer at the Lagos State University…
Health
Foundation promotes community awareness, early diagnosis of childhood cancer
By Justina Auta Okapi Children Cancer Foundation (OkapiCCF) has embarked on community sensitisation in FCT communities to dispel myths and encourage early medical…
Defence/Security
Cancer not death sentence, early detection is key – Stakeholders
Stakeholders in the health and defence community on Friday said cancer was not a death sentence and emphasised that proactive screening, screening and timely access to care are critical.
Defence/Security
We must create access, eliminate barriers to cancer care – DEPOWA President
Mrs Mernan Oluyede, President, Defence and Police Officers’ Wives Association (DEPOWA), has called for urgent action to expand access to cancer care and eliminate barriers preventing timely diagnosis and treatment.