US, Project Pink Blue train 44 cancer doctors to save Nigerians from disease

President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday returned to Abuja after two weeks medical trip to London.

Thirteen Kidnap victims in Edo state have been rescued and currently receiving medical attention at an hospital in the state.

In this report, Jacqueline Ogor tells us more about how medical experts are helping to manage to Lupus as the world marks Lupus day

A Taiwan restaurateur and his friends dress up as spiderman and ninja turtle while they deliver donations of lunch boxes to frontline medical staff, in an effort to put a smile on the island's healthcare workers as they deal with a sudden surge of infections.

Police in Bayelsa state have paraded a 29-year-old fake medical practitioner in Bayelsa.

Grace a robotic medical assistant was created to relieve the burden on the frontline medical staff who have been overworked due to the pandemic. The robot is designed to interact with people in isolation.

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Thousands of impoverished families accuse private hospitals of overcharging them despite cost limits put in place by various state governments.

In a clinic in a remote Myanmar town, some of the few doctors still working after the coup emptied hospitals are battling to keep their Covid-19 patients alive as the virus resurges. AFPTV footage from inside a clinic in the northwestern town of Kalay shows patients slumped in makeshift beds, oxygen canisters at their feet. Dozens of blue oxygen cylinders waiting to be refilled stretched along a street in Kalay, a town of 130,000, with rugged hills to the east and west. Meanwhile, on the edge of town a team unloads a coffin into a cemetery of white Christian crosses standing out against the deep green of the hills.

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The former South African president underwent surgery in early August and could even be allowed to be treated at home, prison authorities said. The decision was welcomed by supporters but slammed by critics.

S.Africa's Ramaphosa welcomes Zuma's medical parole