As the 84th FIP World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences opens in Montreal, Canada, two research abstracts from Nigeria’s Community Pharmacists Assessment and Career […]
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A Simple Yeast Supplement Could Enhance Immune System’s Ability To Combat Cancer
By Morgan Nwanguma A simple yeast-based dietary supplement is likely to aid the restoration of the immune system’s capacity to combat cancer, going by new […]
Heighten Your Testosterone Levels through Exercise and Stress Control
By Steven O. Mukoro Testosterone is a major androgenic hormone produced primarily by the testes and plays an important role in male development, including the […]
Changing the Narrative on Suicide Starts With One Conversation
Suicide prevention is often discussed more loudly around September 10, but the need for support does not disappear when the awareness day passes. Behind the […]
Researchers Discover an Easy Way to Halt Cavities without Drilling
By Morgan Nwanguma A simple liquid treatment could spare many young children the pain, anxiety and complications associated with traditional cavity treatment. A major U.S. […]
When Healing Expires – 3
By Deborah Bamisaye “Give me that medicine. I still have some left from the last time.” “Are you sure that is what you need now?” […]
Sugary Drinks in Childhood May Raise Risk of High Blood Pressure Later in Life
Regular consumption of soda, sports drinks and even fruit juice during childhood can quietly shape a child’s long-term eating and drinking habits. These beverages may contain […]
Nutritional Seeds: Another Pathway to Lasting Health – 11
By Deborah Bamisaye “Wait! Wait!! Wait!!! What on earth is ‘Black’ and still has something good hiding inside it? I mean, whenever we hear the word good, we […]
Healthy Eating and Physical Activity: Building a Healthier Future for Our Children
By Morgan Nwanguma Over time, the need to give greater attention to the physical health and nutritional needs of children has become increasingly important. Rapid […]
Exclusive Breastfeeding Beneficial to both Baby and Mother
By William A. Baruwa For generations, breastfeeding was an integral part of child-rearing in many African communities. New mothers devoted considerable time and attention to […]
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