29 May 2026 | 7 min read

A Chilliwack Fundraiser for Spinal Muscular Atrophy Shows Why Rare-Disease Support Has to Be Community Based

The Light the Night fundraiser in Chilliwack is more than a dance event. It is a reminder that families living with spinal muscular atrophy rely on care, inclusion, research and local support.

Source: Chilliwack Progress

28 May 2026 | 7 min read

Nigeria designates ten states as high‑risk zones for Ebola importation amid DRC outbreak

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control has identified ten states as high‑risk for Ebola importation. Learn why this matters, the actions being taken and how citizens can stay safe.

Source: The Guardian Nigeria News

23 May 2026 | 6 min read

South African Lab Network Traces Hantavirus on Distant Cruise Ship, Highlighting Global Health Vigilance

A South African laboratory identified a hantavirus case on a Dutch cruise ship thousands of miles from known hotspots, demonstrating how swift diagnostics and cross‑border communication protect travellers and public health.

Source: Abcnews.com

21 May 2026 | 5 min read

Wearable Technology Is the Number One Health Trend of 2026 - ACSM

The American College of Sports Medicine says wearable technology is the top fitness and health trend of 2026 as smart devices increasingly reshape how people monitor health, sleep, stress, and exercise.

Source: GhanaWeb

21 May 2026 | 5 min read

Ebola Reaches America: Nigeria Must Act Now

Fresh Ebola concerns in the United States are triggering global health anxiety again, raising urgent questions about Nigeria's preparedness, border surveillance, and public-health readiness.

Source: GhanaWeb

15 May 2026 | 7 min read

The PCOS Name Debate Highlights a Bigger Problem in Women's Health

The debate over whether PCOS should be described differently is not just about language. It reflects deeper concerns about diagnosis delays, stigma, metabolic health and women's care.

Source: BBC News

15 May 2026 | 6 min read

The Reported FDA Leadership Exit Highlights a Bigger Trust Problem in Public Health

The reported departure of a high-profile FDA leader matters not just because of one official, but because it reflects the growing pressure on public-health institutions to remain trusted and independent.

Source: BBC News

15 May 2026 | 6 min read

Burnout Among Young Professionals Is Becoming a Work and Health Problem

Burnout among young professionals is no longer just about long hours. It now reflects a deeper collision between workplace pressure, financial stress and always-on digital life.

Source: BBC News

8 April 2026 | 6 min read

Healthy Morning Habits Nigerians Can Actually Keep Daily

Simple, affordable morning habits can boost energy, focus and resilience for Nigerians without demanding unrealistic schedules.

29 March 2026 | 7 min read

Why Hydration Matters More in Hot Weather, Long Commutes and Daily Life

Hydration is becoming a bigger health conversation as heat, long routines, and illness recovery make dehydration easier to miss. Here is why it matters, who is most at risk, and what readers should pay attention to in daily life.

Source: NHS dehydration guidance

26 March 2026 | 6 min read

Funding disruptions threaten Nigeria's disease surveillance system

Nigeria's disease surveillance framework is under financial strain, risking delayed outbreak detection and weaker public‑health response. This article explains the background, current impact and possible future actions.

Source: Premium Times