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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. […]
My Eyeglasses & its Lifespan! – 2
From the last edition, you sure should remember a thing or two about recommended glasses? So, before I introduce you to more worthy meals, permit […]
Understanding and Preventing Cardiovascular Disease in Nigerian Men
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a significant public health issue everywhere worldwide, and Nigeria’s not any different. Although it’s usually perceived as being a matter only […]
Exploring the Carcinogenic Threat of Unregulated Skin Brighteners and Treatments
The pursuit of lighter skin tone or blemish-free complexion has unfortunately led many to the use of unregulated skin brighteners and treatments in an attempt […]
The Societal Burden Rising Costs of Healthcare in Nigeria
By Divine Ebubechukwu Nigeria is facing a significant obstacle due to its large population and expanding healthcare requirements: the persistent increase in healthcare expenses. This […]
Alzheimer’s Disease: Diagnosis and Treatments
Introduction Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most prevalent type of dementia, representing about 60–80% of all dementia worldwide. Alzheimer’s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder that […]
How Environmental Pollution is Devastating the Health of Nigerian Children
Environmental pollution is not just about dirty air or unclean water — it is about children gasping for breath, falling behind in school, and dying […]
US Surgeons Achieve World’s First Human Bladder Transplant
This historic operation signifies a monumental advancement in transplant medicine. Bladder transplants had previously been deemed unfeasible due to the intricate vascular structures of the […]
Only 2.5% of Nigerians with hypertension control blood pressure: NHS
Hypertension, commonly known as high blood pressure, remains a significant public health challenge in Nigeria. Recent data indicates that only 2.8% of Nigerians with hypertension […]
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