Despite the fact that good health is great wealth, not everyone has the opportunity and resources to undergo the processes of obtaining good health. No one wishes to be struck down by a disease, he or she would have been
Seven officials implicated on syndicated acts of fraud and corruption in Mpumalanga's Departments of Health and Social Services have been suspended on Wednesday.
Improper language used by some media outlets in reporting on and about people living with HIV/AIDS is harming the psychology of the people who have AIDS, an activist said on Monday, calling on the media to be more sensitive.
Concerned stakeholders and experts drawn from all over Nigeria have stressed the need for community participation through self help and village development communities in reduction of maternal mortality.
Staff from the Namibian Police Mortuary were called to the Gammams Water Care Works in Windhoek after the body of a newborn child was discovered among human waste being treated there.
Leading global health experts, policy-makers and parliamentarians are convening in Cape Town today to address the urgent need for accelerated progress to reduce maternal, newborn and child deaths, if internationally-agreed targets are to be met.
HIV-POSITIVE students need special attention. Research shows that 12,000 children in Gulu and Amuru districts are HIV-positive, a very worrying trend. One, they face high chances of infection from older people who offer them trivial gifts.
A TEAM of medical doctors at the General Hospital, Okigwe, Imo State, are now battling to save the lives of three under-aged children who were involved in a road crash involving an Imo Transport Company (ITC) bus.
THE War-torn Gulu and Amuru districts have about 27,000 people living with HIV/AIDS and a prevalence rate of 8.2%. Of these, 12,000 are children, writes Raymond Baguma
MEMBERS of the National Resistance Movement (NRM) party has endorsed the Government's guarantee of $4.8m (sh8b) for the anti-retroviral (ARV) drug factory based in Luzira.
The Drug Revolving Fund (DRF) Programme of the Federal Capital Territory has received a donation of N300 million worth of drugs and other related consumables from the Partnership for Transforming Health Systems (PATHS).
