Spotlighting African women leading healthcare innovations, improving access, and driving health empowerment across the continent.
Spotlighting African women leading healthcare innovations, improving access, and driving health empowerment across the continent.
Sickle Cell Disorder (SCD) is one of the most prevalent inherited blood conditions globally, characterized by severe anaemia, intense pain, and life-threatening complications such as childhood strokes, chronic …
In Gambia, thousands of girls face Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and child marriage, threatening their well-being and future. Over 73% of women and girls between the ages of …
In Nigeria, where access to quality oral healthcare remains a challenge, vulnerable populations bear the burden of preventable diseases. Despite advancements in global dentistry, millions still suffer without …
Since 2013, The World Health Organisation has received 1500 reports of substandard or falsified products. Of these, antimalarials and antibiotics are the most commonly reported. Most reports (42%) …
Accessing quality healthcare and essential medications can be a daunting challenge in Africa. However, Adeola Alli, a visionary Nigerian tech entrepreneur, innovates pharmaceutical care (pharma care) through her health-tech …
Africa faces a daunting cancer crisis, with over 70% of cancer deaths occurring in developing countries. Limited access to early detection and screening services exacerbates the issue. However, …
The National Library of Medicine explains that haemorrhage (loss/shortage of blood) can mean the difference between life and death. This is especially dangerous for women in childbirth, making …
Healthcare in Francophone Africa faces significant challenges, including inadequate infrastructure, insufficient funding, and a shortage of medical professionals. According to a recent paper by Research Gate, sub-Saharan Africa bears …
Lagos State, a rapidly growing metropolis, faces a significant waste management crisis, with an estimated 66% of its population living in informal settlements. This mounting waste problem poses …
Nigeria’s healthcare system faces numerous challenges, including inadequate infrastructure, limited access to quality healthcare, and high mortality rates due to preventable diseases. Despite having many skilled medical professionals, …