Breaking the Silence: How We Reached Over 500 Students with Mental Health Education in Lagos In many classrooms today, academic excellence is emphasised, but conversations about mental health are often left out. Yet, for many...
Career readiness remains a critical need for young Africans seeking to thrive at the intersection of healthcare, technology, and innovation. In response, the Health Intel Trust launched the Career Readiness Fellowship Program, an 8-week virtual...
Today, May 17, is World Hypertension Day, a globally recognized day dedicated to raising awareness about a serious but often overlooked health condition that affects both the young and old: hypertension, also known as high...
Twelve-year-old Clara lives in a small apartment in Lagos with her mother and brother. She’s bright, and dreams of becoming a doctor. But every now and then, something gets in the way of that dream....
Every year, World Health Day reminds us of the global health challenges we face, but 2025 marks something even more critical: a year-long campaign focusing on maternal and newborn health under the theme “Healthy Beginnings,...
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has emerged as an international health concern and a threat to the use of antibiotics. In this regard, the Alliance Against Antimicrobial Resistance (Triple A) in partnership with Health Intel Trust (HIT)...
In Africa, mental health is a huge problem with a disturbingly high prevalence rate. Nigeria accounts for at least 60 million people suffering from mental health-related illnesses and the majority are not aware. Even those...
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a powerful force driving innovation and transforming various sectors of society. One area where AI is making significant strides is community development. From enhancing public services...