Articles by Nigeria Health Watch
A few good things are happening in Nigeria. One of this is the emergence of a news medium called 234NEXT….which led this weekend (04/04/09) with...
Read MoreMissing bride? Yes…the bride in the health sector has to be the patient. The person who it is all about, the centre of attraction. The...
Read MoreIf you have been to the headquarters of the World Health Organisation, you will notice this stature right in front of the main building. It...
Read MoreOur recent blog on the words of the Minister of Health regarding the attitudes of doctors and nurses to work in public hospitals has inspired...
Read MoreIt was a busy afternoon when the text arrived from my colleague whom I had met working on HIV in the UK ” Can you...
Read More“You are killing the patients and it is our duty to entrench discipline if our health system must go back to what it used to...
Read More….you might wonder what our Minister of Information and our First Lady; Hajiya Turai Umaru have to do with women dying around childbirth (maternal mortality)....
Read MoreI cannot forget one of ‘my’ patients during the first medical clinical rotation under Professor Nwabueze at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital. You could...
Read MoreOn Monday, the 23rd of February 2009 the news wires picked up a storyFeb. 22 Chairman of Board of Directors of the Teaching Hospital, Professor...
Read MoreWhen the UK media was the alight on the 23rd of January on the case of Lassa Fever in a patient who had returned from...
Read MoreBelow is the text of the speech made by the Minister of Health, Professor Babatunde Osotimehin at his 1st meeting with donor/partners working in the...
Read MoreSince we published the story about the Nigerian that allegedly found a cure for diabetes, we have been inaudated by emails, comments and our blog...
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