By Evans Matthews When the body’s defense system turns on itself, the result can be a lifetime of pain, fatigue, and uncertainty. Autoimmune diseases—conditions where […]
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The Quarrel Vitamin C Picks with Cold and Catarrh – 1
By Deborah Bamisaye Windows shut or slightly opened in many houses during rainy or hamattan seasons. Some would choose semi-bath or no bath at all […]
A Malaria Treatment for Newborns: Filling a Critical Gap
By Evans Matthews For decades, the fight against malaria has been a story of remarkable progress shadowed by stubborn tragedy. Yet, in 2024, a historic […]
Tackling Childhood Pneumonia: A Global Health Priority
By Evans Matthews Childhood pneumonia remains one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases for children under five, claiming more young lives than malaria, measles, and […]
Unlock Comfy Sleep: Rest Smarter for Numb-Free Hands
By Deborah Bamisaye “Omo, I no know wetin dey happen o! My hands go completely numb every night – like they’re trapped in ice or […]
Stripping Infertility of Its Medals (Stories, Struggles, Medical Paths, Strength & Hope – 3)
By Deborah Bamisaye Welcome back! We can’t stop congratulating Segun and Shalewa who already have two beautiful children. You remember them? I’m sure you do! […]
Unleashing Oats’ Secret Weapon on Heart Disease, Diabetes And More
By Deborah Bamisaye Dele walked into his kitchen, still thinking about PharmaTimes, a health magazine he’d just read. As he poured himself a simple bowl […]
World Egg Day: ‘Egg Lowers Alzheimer’s and Dementia Risks’
By Deborah BamisayeWorld Egg Day is celebrated annually on the second Friday of October; this year (2025), it will be celebrated on October 10th. Is […]
Dangers of Vitamin B12: A Myth or a Fact
By Deborah Bamisaye Vitamin B12 is a crucial water-soluble vitamin essential for many bodily functions, requiring daily intake because the body does not store it […]
Revolutionizing Global Health: The Rise of mRNA Vaccines
By Evans Matthews General health innovation has entered a transformative chapter with the rise of messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines and therapeutics. Originally developed over decades […]
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