Do women love this new self-screening cervical cancer device?

September is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month and a great time to tell ladies about a new test that you can do from the comfort of your home.

Government Perm. Sec. Olubunmi Odumusi dies 24 hours after swearing-in

Barely one day after she was sworn into office by the Ogun state governor, a permanent secretary, Mrs. Olubunmi Odumusi has kicked the bucket.

#SaveMoyowa: Ailing Mayowa Ahmed to leave for treatment in the UAE today

According to popular OAP, Daddy Freeze who has been speaking out for ailing Mayowa Ahmed, she would be leaving Nigeria today to seek medical attention abroad.

Sign the petition for the Nigerian government to ‎increase coverage and access to cancer care

Nigerian cancer patients face several barriers in receiving adequate cancer care, one of which is the reasons for the very high cost of cancer treatment in Nigeria.

African First Ladies gather for 10th Stop Cervical, Breast and Prostate Cancer conference

Dozens of African First Ladies, as well as the Chairperson of the African Union Commission, UN Agencies, Presidents, Speakers of Parliaments and Parliamentarians, Health ministers, philanthropic donor agencies, philanthropic donor agencies business community leaders, advocacy groups and leading scientists and clinicians from Africa and around the world are in Addis Ababa from 24-27 July 2016.

Doctor who knowingly misdiagnosed his patients with cancer sentenced to jail

This case is one of the reasons people hardly trust doctors and their judgements.

Some doctors are using frankincense essential oil to treat cancer

Most people's first encounter with frankincense oil would be in the popular Bible story which tells us tells us that the three wise men gave the infant King of Israel gifts of gold to honor his royalty, frankincense as a perfume and myrrh for anointing oil.

Study shows that financial crisis may have caused 500,000 cancer deaths worldwide

The global financial crisis may have caused an additional 500,000 cancer deaths from 2008 to 2010, according to a new Lancet study, with patients locked out of treatment because of unemployment and healthcare cuts.

Rising above cancer as Nigerians

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Cancer is fast becoming a major killer in Nigeria. Hardly any day passes without either the diagnosis of new cases of cancer, its complication or its related deaths in Nigeria. Today, a number of high class Nigerians are either dying or suffering severely from cancer in Nigeria and around the world. In the past, I lost loved ones to this monster – when people hardly ever spoke about it. First was my elder sister.