By Evans Matthews Lung cancer remains one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths among men worldwide, cutting across continents, income levels, and lifestyles. While […]
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World Orthodontic Health Day 2026: Beyond Straight Teeth
World Orthodontic Health Day, observed annually on May 15, highlights the growing importance of orthodontic care in improving overall oral health, function, and quality of […]
The Liver Vs Modern Diet: A Silent Battle You Don’t See
By Deborah Bamisaye What if I told you that every single day, without you feeling it, your body is running a silent cleanup operation that […]
When Refrigeration Goes Wrong: Foods Begging – ‘Keep Me Out!’ – 2
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 […]
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. […]
Acne and Rosacea in Adult Men: Optimizing Long-Term Pharmacotherapy
By Evans Matthews For many men, skin conditions like acne and rosacea are assumed to be relics of adolescence or cosmetic inconveniences. Yet across the […]
NCDC Confirms No Hantavirus Case in Nigeria
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) has confirmed that there are currently no reported or confirmed cases of Hantavirus in Nigeria, following […]
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 […]
When Refrigeration Goes Wrong: Foods Begging, “Keep Me Out!” – 1
By Deborah Bamisaye Every woman deserves a fridge or a freezer. A woman may consider her kitchen incomplete without it but interestingly, not everything we […]
WHO PREQUALIFIES FIRST MALARIA TREATMENT FOR NEWBORNS AND YOUNG INFANTS
The World Health Organization (WHO) has prequalified the first malaria treatment specifically designed for newborns and young infants, marking a critical advance in paediatric malaria […]
