By Deborah Bamisaye The last time… your kitchen spoke; Foods like tomatoes begged to stay out of the fridge; Bread complained of dryness; Honey stiffened […]
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Sweet but Dangerous: How Sugar Teams Up With Mouth Odour
By Deborah Bamisaye Oftentimes, it starts quietly: – A slight turn of the head during a conversation. – A hand covering the mouth while speaking. […]
Repurposed Drugs: Old Medicines, New Life-Saving Uses
By Evans Matthews In the high-stakes world of modern medicine, discovering a brand-new drug can take more than a decade and cost billions of dollars. […]
Landmark Study Challenges Assumptions About Safety of Widely Used Dementia Drug
By Morgan Nwanguma A major UK study involving more than 165,000 dementia patients has revealed concerning new evidence about risperidone, a commonly prescribed treatment for […]
Gestational Diabetes: Long-Term Health Risks for Mother and Child
By Evans Matthews Pregnancy is often celebrated as a season of hope and anticipation. Yet for millions of women worldwide, it can also bring unexpected […]
Balancing Innovation and Safety in First-in-Human Trials
By Evans Matthews Medical innovation often begins with a leap into the unknown. Before new medicines or therapies can transform patient care, they must first […]
Novel “super antibiotic” EVG7 halts lethal gut disease without obliterating the microbiome
By Morgan Nwanguma A newly developed antibiotic known as EVG7 may offer a highly effective way to combat Clostridioides difficile, a dangerous gut bacterium that […]
Nutritional Seeds: Watermelon Seeds as a Pathway to Lasting Health – 6
By Deborah Bamisaye As you well know, watermelon seeds are edible and safe when properly prepared. Mark the word, ‘Properly,’ please. However, raw seeds are […]
Bloating and Constipation: Causes, Patterns, and the Power of Listening to Your Body – 2
By Deborah Bamisaye “How can you be blaming me for causing it? Are you trying to say, I don’t love myself? Make it make sense […]
Stripping Infertility of Its Medals (Stories, Struggles, Medical Paths, Strength & Hope – 9)
By Deborah Bamisaye “Doctor, we’ve been married for four years… and nothing has happened yet.” The doctor looked up gently and smiled reassuringly. “You’re not […]
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