By Morgan Nwanguma Scientists have developed two innovative bed net prototypes designed to combat malaria by targeting the blood parasites responsible for the disease. Using […]
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Scientists convert fungus long linked with curse deaths into a possible anti cancer weapon
By Morgan Nwanguma Pharaoh’s Curse fungus changed to combat cancer. In an unexpected breakthrough, researchers have turned a once-feared fungus into a promising cancer-fighting ally. […]
First malaria therapy for infants ratified for use
By Morgan Nwanguma A new malaria drug specifically designed for the youngest babies is expected to be introduced in several African countries within weeks. Until […]
Vaccines, Myths & Misinformation: A Pediatrician Explains
By Evans Matthews From bustling cities in Nigeria to quiet suburbs in Europe and sprawling towns across Asia and the Americas, vaccine misinformation knows no […]
Preventive Care and Holistic Wellness for Men: A Global Imperative
By Evans Matthews In every corner of the world, from Lagos to London, Johannesburg to Jakarta, men face a silent crisis—poor health outcomes linked to […]
Sir Ifeanyi Atueyi: A Jewel of Pharmaceutical Journalism
There is no predicting history’s verdict. Up to now, Sir Ifeanyi Atueyi, who died on Tuesday, 15th July, 2025 at age 85, has been judged […]
Breast Cancer in Your 20s and 30s: Don’t Ignore the Signs
By Evans Matthews When people think of breast cancer, they often imagine it as a disease affecting older women. However, recent trends show a growing […]
Electric Field Device Combined with Immunotherapy and Chemotherapy Offers New Hope for Glioblastoma Patients
By Morgan Nwanguma A groundbreaking study from Keck Medicine of USC has revealed a promising triple-therapy approach that may significantly extend survival for patients with […]
Commencement of Vaccine Manufacture Imminent: Nigeria Gears Up to Implement EU’s €18 Million Grant
Vaccination is a preventive measure that protects the population against certain infectious diseases and reduces their transmissibility. Mass vaccination strategies have controlled several infectious diseases […]
You Can Still Live Very Healthy Later In Life
By William A. Baruwa In line with data, Americans at present live longer than before; studies also show that still, the average American woman outlives […]
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