Researchers from the Indiana University School of Medicine have identified a promising new approach that could help prevent or slow the progression of Type 1 […]
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Sickle Cell Day: Patients battle high cost of drugs, access to treatment
SCD is a genetic blood disorder that causes red blood cells to become sickle-shaped, restricting blood flow and leading to severe pain crises, anemia, infections, […]
IN SUPPORT OF NIGERIA FIRST POLICY
The Nigeria First Policy, an initiative of President Bola Tinubu administration approved recently for purposes of strengthening the domestic economy and promoting local content is […]
When Alcohol Says ‘You Are Welcome!’
Have you ever considered what a sachet economy is? It is a situation where almost every product has its sachet version, so people can easily […]
Extant medication has likelihood for immune paralysis
Research lends new viewpoints for treating sepsis When the immune system fails to function properly, individuals become more vulnerable to infections from viruses, bacteria, or […]
IV drug able to be administered orally for series of cancer, Alzheimer’s treatments
Breakthrough Could Transform Drug Delivery and Revolutionize Treatment Options Groundbreaking research may pave the way for converting intravenous (IV) drugs into oral medications, potentially expanding […]
Combating Drug-Resistant Infections – Making Use of Blue Light
Scientists have achieved a breakthrough discovery that is able to revolutionize treatments for antibiotic-resistant infections, cancer and other challenging gram-negative pathogens without having to depend […]
Teeth Tartar Singing Stroke & Heart Attack Anthem – 2
“Washing teeth three times daily? Is that not too much?” Madam Ngo asked her friend Yejide, “No oh, I hear my children saying at least […]
STRESS MARRIES OBESITY – CALLS HER ‘BABE!’
“Which one will stop crying? Do you want to say you don’t know what I wanted to use the money for? Ha, CBEX? CBEX? E […]
Saying ‘No’ To Stroke Souvenir Through Adoptable Lifestyle
Jobs with high demands and low control of work condition on the part of the employees, have been linked to a higher chance of stroke. […]
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