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The Department of Oncology at Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH) commemorated World Cancer Day with a robust awareness campaign aimed at educating patients and the general public on cancer prevention, detection, and treatment.

The Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH) has officially aligned with the Federal Government’s National Emergency Medical Service and Ambulance System (NEMSAS) initiative, a key component of President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda on healthcare.

The Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH) inaugurated a transformative training program on the genomics of sepsis, drawing participants and experts from across Nigeria and the United States. The initiative aims to equip healthcare professionals with cutting-edge knowledge and hands-on experience to improve the diagnosis and management of sepsis through advancements in genomic technologies.

In the spirit of the festive season, the League of Friends of Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH) made a heartwarming presentation to patients in surgical wards of the Hospital, spreading joy, and offering support as part of their commitment to giving back to society.

The Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH) hosted its highly anticipated End of Year Get Together Dinner and Awards Night.

The Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH) hosted the closing ceremony of the CMD Annual Tournament (JUCAST), a vibrant event that saw the culmination of weeks of spirited competition among the hospital staff.

In a significant step towards enhancing the quality of healthcare service delivery, the hospital hosted its final Ground-Round Presentation for 2024, focusing on the critical topic of diphtheria.

In an effort to enhance the collaboration between the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) and the Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH), the NYSC 41st State Coordinator Mr. Yavala Jonathan Iliya paid a courtesy visit to the hospital’s management team.

In a significant act of generosity, Dr. Okah, a renowned consultant currently based in the UK, has made a substantial donation to the Jos University Teaching Hospital’s Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Unit. Dr. Okah, who trained and is still training many of the hospital’s surgeons before relocating to the UK, continues to support his former institution with both expertise and resources.

Nr. Williams Nyam, a former nurse of the Accident and Emergency (A&E) Unit at the Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH), has donated essential medical supplies from the UK to support the department.