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Early Detection: The Lifeline for Women’s Health in Africa The Rising Burden of Cancer in Africa Cancer is increasingly becoming a public health challenge across the continent. According to the World Health Organization (WHO, 2023), Africa records over 1.1 million new cancer cases and 700,000 deaths each year. Breast cancer remains the most commonly diagnosed […]

Monitor Healthcare Kicks Off Cancer Awareness Month with Breast Screening Outreach at Ijeh Market,Lagos Island. Reaching Communities Where They Are Cancer Awareness Month began on a powerful note in Lagos as Monitor Healthcare took its life-saving mission directly to the heart of the community. On October 1st, the organization launched its month-long campaign at Ijeh

At Monitor Healthcare, we are committed to improving health outcomes in schools, workplaces, and communities through preventive healthcare, training, and awareness programmes. This week, we are excited to share updates on our recent outreach, ongoing initiatives, and upcoming activities as we continue working towards a healthier future for all. First Aid Training at Life Forte

Equipping People. Elevating Standards. 💡 Feature on Upcoming Trainings Be Prepared. Be Certified. Be Confident. Emergencies do not announce themselves they strike suddenly, and often in the most unexpected places: at home, in schools, on the road, or even within healthcare facilities. In those critical first few minutes before professional help arrives, knowing what to

Emergencies can happen anywhere, at any time. The difference between life and death in such moments often depends on how quickly and effectively the first responder acts. That is why Basic Life Support (BLS) training is a critical skill for both healthcare professionals and non-medical individuals who want to be prepared to save lives. At

From Safecare to Monitor Healthcare; Ensuring Continuity in Quality Improvement. In a significant transition aimed at sustaining healthcare quality improvement in Nigeria, SafeCare, in collaboration with PharmAccess, officially concluded its program under the FOR M(om) initiative (Financing and Operational Revitalization for Maternal Care). As part of this transition, all healthcare facilities previously supported under FOR