Health

Mary Habila: What went wrong?

Nearly a month after 26-year-old health worker, Mary Habila, died at the Uburu residence of the Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, conflicting accounts, an unresolved police investigation, questions over an autopsy, and a family still…

The good, bad, ugly of Nigerian markets

Despite generating significant revenues, dirty markets abound across Nigeria due to overlapping tax authorities, systemic corruption and inadequate waste management operations. Weekend Trust reports that the issue of unhygienic markets…

Eight IVF failures, then a miracle: Why IVF setbacks do not mean the end of parenthood

Pakistanis captured by Somali pirates victims of ‘ownership crisis’

“I am the captain of the MT Honour 25, requesting immediate assistance for our vessel. Our condition is extremely critical. Several members of my crew have fallen seriously ill, suffering from diabetes and infections. They are no longer…

OpenAI poses a 'key credit risk' to Oracle after the company lost $498Bn: S&P

Oracle faces significant market value loss and a credit rating downgrade. S&P Global Ratings identified OpenAI as a key credit risk for Oracle. The AI giant's substantial reliance on OpenAI creates financial vulnerabilities for Oracle…

US measles outbreak the worst in 35 years: Official data

Misinformation and non-medical exemptions have led to a dangerous resurgence of measles.

Teenage boy dies after stabbing in Luton as police launch murder investigation

The 17-year-old was taken to hospital with multiple stab wounds but was pronounced dead shortly after, Bedfordshire Police says.

RFDS brings Australian-first care to remote Gulf community

The first partnership of its kind in Australia is bringing the Royal Flying Doctor Service to a remote Aboriginal Gulf island, providing primary care to in-need residents.

Chinese weight-loss trend of mixing tea with enemas sends many to hospital

An unconventional weight-loss remedy of drinking a mixture of an external-use constipation medication with tea has trended on Chinese social media, sparking doctors to warn the public not to try it after receiving some emergency cases. The…

Rich countries harvest 20,000 Nigerian health workers

Official figures reveal over 20,000 Nigerian health workers, including doctors and nurses, relocated abroad within one year. Discover the reasons behind th Read More: https://punchng.com/rich-countries-harvest-20000-nigerian-health-workers/

Watch: English gymnast injured in sickening fall at Commonwealth Games

Competition was delayed while Gabriel Langton received medical attention.

This diabetes-friendly trick may help reduce sugar spikes