Period poverty, reusable pads and the quest to keep Nigerian girls in school
In some resource-limited settings in Nigeria, reusable pads are being used as a sustainable solution to period poverty that can...
What most Nigerian women get wrong about abortion
A recent study showed drug sellers were the only source of information about misoprostol for three-quarters of the 400 women...
3 out 4 abortions in Africa are unsafe – WHO
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), about 75% of all abortions in Africa are unsafe. It added that across...
New drug outperforms PreP in preventing HIV among African women
The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) has announced that it is strongly encouraged by new study results showing that...
Top 5 Stories From #PCOSWithMedplus Showing The Importance Of Health Awareness Campaigns
Using the hashtag, #PCOSWithMedplus, Nigeria’s leading health and beauty retail pharmaceutical chain, Medplus Pharmacy reached out to audiences to share...
SEGEI’s COVID-19 Community Health and Economic Empowerment Project (CHEEP)
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted socio-economic life throughout the world and continues to pose heightened threats to the health and...
Over 6.5 million women in Nigeria now use a modern method of contraception
A ground-breaking report on family planning in the world’s 69 lowest-income countries today shows that more women and girls have...
The link between poverty and fertility
In the 1950's the average woman had five children, since then the number has halved globally - but not in...
Creating the perfect pregnancy diet: tips for healthy eating
It has been reported that anaemia occurs in 35 to 75 percent of pregnancies in Nigeria, and this is mainly caused by...
Nigeria’s new roadmap to accelerate reduction of maternal and neonatal mortality
Despite all efforts by governments towards the reduction of maternal and neonatal mortality, women and children die endlessly. This concern...
