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Nigeria's Trusted & Reliable Source for Drug & Therapeutic Information Since 1991
EMDEX (Essential Medicines InDEX) is the most commonly used reference source of drug and therapeutic information by healthcare professionals in Nigeria.[1][2] It was first published in 1991 as Nigeria's Essential Drugs (NED) Guide. EMDEX drug information contents, arrangements, and therapeutic recommendations are supported by several references and clinical guidelines notably WHO Model Formulary,
03/06/2026
Honouring dedication, consistency, and service that have truly made a difference.
Thank you, Mrs. Fatimah Anyebe.
03/06/2026
Celebrating a remarkable woman whose consistency, warmth and excellence continue to leave a lasting mark.
Thank you,
01/06/2026
Step into with peace of mind. 👋🌿
Your health and well-being deserve the clearest paths and the safest decisions. Every day of this new month, we're dedicated to keeping accurate, dependable medical insights right at your fingertips.
Have a safe and beautiful month ahead! 🩺💼
27/05/2026
Eid Mubarak from all of us at EMDEX.
25/05/2026
Taking care of your thyroid is the first step toward a healthier, more balanced life.
Let’s stay informed, support those dealing with thyroid disorders, and encourage open conversations about this essential part of our health.
24/05/2026
Did you know you can now access AI-powered drug information, clinical guidelines, interaction checks, drug use in pregnancy/breastfeeding, dosing/counselling help, and more right from your phone & on the web?
Sign up today and get 50 free queries.
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22/05/2026
World Pre-eclampsia Day 💜
Pre-eclampsia is more than "just high blood pressure." It’s a serious pregnancy condition that affects both mother and baby.
Know HER. Support HER. Protect HER. 💜
18/05/2026
On this World AIDS Vaccine Day, we honour the researchers, volunteers, and advocates working tirelessly towards a historic breakthrough.
17/05/2026
“When last did you check your blood pressure?”
Not because you feel unwell. Just because prevention matters.
Today, on World Hypertension Day, here’s a simple reminder that monitoring your blood pressure regularly is one healthy habit worth keeping.
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With many countries still lacking specific regulations, public health education is more important than ever.
At , we believe health awareness helps people recognise emerging risks early and make informed choices.
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