Israeli PM Netanyahu Recovering After Successful Prostate Surgery

  Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in good condition and recovering after undergoing successful prostate removal surgery, his office announced late Sunday, December 29. The procedure, conducted at Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem, was scheduled following the diagnosis of a urinary tract infection caused by a benign enlargement of the prostate. The surgical team, …

King Charles to Continue Cancer Treatment in 2025 but Plans Full Return to Duties

King Charles III will require ongoing cancer treatment in 2025, according to a Buckingham Palace source. However, the 76-year-old monarch’s health is reportedly being “managed” and is “moving in a positive direction.” Despite his treatment, King Charles intends to resume a full schedule of public duties next year, including overseas visits, the source confirmed. On …

Johnson & Johnson Faces Class Action Over ‘Ineffective’ Cold and Flu Medicines

Pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson is facing a class action lawsuit in Australia for allegedly selling “ineffective” cold and flu remedies under its Codral, Sudafed, and Benadryl brands over the past 18 years. According to 9 News Australia, the legal proceedings, initiated by law firm JGA Saddler in the Federal Court today, center on oral …

Lagos health workers begin three-day strike

The coalition of health sector unions in Lagos State on Wednesday, Dec. 11, began a three-day warning strike over the non-implementation of adjustments to the Consolidated Health Salary Structure (CONHESS). The unions include the National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM), the Nigeria Union of Allied Health Professionals (NUAHP), the Medical and Health Workers …

Resident doctors reveal three reasons health workers are leaving Nigeria

The Federal Capital Territory chapter of the Association of Resident Doctors, Federal Capital Territory Administration, ARD-FCTA, has revealed why its members are relocating to other countries. According to the association, doctors are relocating to where they would have “limited working hours, better remuneration, and access to quality healthcare.” Dr Rahman Olayinka, President of ARD-FCTA, made …