Telemedicine offers non-governmental organizations (NGOs) a unique opportunity to extend their reach and impact. This post delves into the rise of telemedicine in Nigeria, outlining its benefits. We also explore how NGOs can partner with telemedicine service providers like HealthConnect247 to expand their reach,
June 8th marks World Brain Tumor Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about brain tumors and supporting those affected by this challenging condition. Brain tumors are abnormal growths of cells within the brain or its surrounding structures, and they can have profound impacts
Health Diary is a monthly Healthconnect24/7 series that explores the different health challenges and stories of people in Nigeria. To share your Health Diary story with us, please fill this form. This month, in honour of Lupus Awareness Month, we had a chat with
Diabetes is categorized as a chronic health condition characterized by elevated levels of blood glucose (sugar). Managing diabetes requires continuous monitoring and consistent management to prevent complications and maintain a good quality of life. Traditional healthcare approaches often present barriers such as the need for
Recognizing when you experience stressors and being aware of your instinctive responses is the first step towards a healthy trigger response. One effective way you can respond healthily to stressors and make lemonades out of the lemons life throw your way is by working
The discourse on how telemedicine helps in sexual and reproductive health arises because women are affected by sexually transmissible infections (STIs), ectopic pregnancy, infertility, pelvic inflammatory disease and other conditions. However, due to confidentiality and privacy, cost, limited transport, and other concerns, they are
Telemedicine is an innovative way of getting access and delivering health care using digital devices such as the mobile device and computers. Patients can easily speak with a doctor via video call and voice call. Telemedicine in Nigeria has gotten a larger acceptance due
Got a worrisome rash, malaria, typhoid, diabetes, etc.? You can still see our doctor if you can't leave home during the coronavirus outbreak by using Telemedicine. WHO and U.S. public health officials are pushing people to try Telemedicine for primary health cases like bacterial
The Nigerian Ministry of Health just confirmed the first case of the Coronavirus in Sub-Saharan Africa. An Italian citizen, working in Nigeria who just returned to Lagos from Milan on February 25th, is the first confirmed case of coronavirus in Nigeria. "The patient is clinically stable,
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