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Buhari commissions cancer treatment centre in Lagos - Vimarsana News

Buhari commissions cancer treatment centre in Lagos

President Muhammadu Buhari Saturday has inaugurated the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) and Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) advanced Cancer treatment centre in Lagos, with a pledge…

LUTH set for first bone marrow transplant to mark 60th anniversary - Vimarsana News

LUTH set for first bone marrow transplant to mark 60th anniversary

T HE Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LUTH has announced the readiness to perform its first bone marrow transplant for the cure of sickle cell anaemia,

This 2nd Wave of COVID19 Is Easily Transmitted and Deadlier - Vimarsana News

This 2nd Wave of COVID19 Is Easily Transmitted and Deadlier

  NIGERIA: The Lagos University Teaching Hospital LUTH has warned that the second wave of COVID19 is easily transmittable and deadlier than the first one.  The hospital in an advisory issued by its Chief Medical Director, Professor Chris Bode, warned Nigerians to take very seriously all the COVID19 protocols.  According to Professor Bode, the hospital has seen an upsurge of people treating malaria instead of going for COVID19 test. He said most of the people that have died from the disease went to the hospital late for diagnosis and treatment.  

LUTH warns Nigerians as second wave of COVID-19 spreads faster - Vimarsana News

LUTH warns Nigerians as second wave of COVID-19 spreads faster

LUTH warns Nigerians as second wave of COVID-19 spreads faster Published LUTH issued the warning in an advisory issued by its Chief Medical Director, Professor Chris Bode, He warned that the second wave of the virus is easily transmissible. Prof. Bode urged Nigerians to take all the COVID-19 protocols seriously, adding that the hospital may be overwhelmed if the spread does not stop. Part of statement read: “We have seen an upsurge of people treating malaria instead of going for COVID19 test. Most of the people that have died from the disease went to the hospital late for diagnosis and trea...