Janet Ogundepo is a journalist at Punch Newspapers. She specializes in medicine and healthcare, covering a range of topics including consumer health, public health, and mental health, with a keen interest in the intersection of healthcare systems and the environment. Janet's work has been featured in Punch Newspapers.
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By: Janet Ogundepo
Discover how Nigeria's Igbobi Hospital now offers advanced joint replacement & spine surgeries, training specialists & making complex orthopaedic care acce
May 21, 2026 8:31 pm The Executive Director of Golden Links Educational Consultants, United Kingdom, Angelina Ikeako, has called on the
DecisionSpaak Group has unveiled a N50 million Artificial Intelligence scholarship initiative aimed at promoting AI literacy and equipping Africans with digital skills for the future of work.
Eleven years after Nigeria banned female genital mutilation, investigations by PUNCH HealthWise reveal that some families still subject baby girls to the harmful practice in secret, with grandmothers painfully pressing and massaging infants' genitals using their thumbs, hot water, Vaseline, and ointments to “shrink” them. The practice, driven by deeply rooted cultural beliefs, exposes the children to trauma, infections, and abuse, JANET OGUNDEPO reports
Eye specialists have urged pregnant women to avoid using eye drops without a doctor’s prescription, warning that medications applied to the eyes can be
By: Janet Ogundepo
As party primaries of political parties in Nigeria come to a close, the absence of female presidential and gubernatorial candidates from major political
By: Janet Ogundepo
As concerns over another Ebola outbreak continue to grow among Nigerians following fresh cases recorded in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda,
By: Janet Ogundepo
Every time seven-months-pregnant Ayo Sarumi walks past fruit stalls in her neighbourhood, she keeps moving. Watermelons, which used to be her craving and
Nigerians who have no compelling reason to travel to countries currently battling Ebola outbreaks have been urged to defer such trips, as public health
By: Janet Ogundepo
A leading private children’s hospital in Lagos, Haven Pediatric Practice, has launched a state-of-the-art Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in Ikeja to address
