By Deborah Bamisaye Heyyy! I’m so glad you are back here! Let me ask you a question: ‘How many nutritional seeds have you added to […]
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Stripping infertility of its medals (stories, struggles, medical paths, strength & hope – (11)
By Deborah Bamisaye The room was quiet again. Not the peaceful kind of quiet… The heavy kind. The doctor adjusted his glasses and looked at […]
New study discovers two common medications could quash fatty liver disease
By Morgan Nwanguma Two already-approved drugs may work together to combat fatty liver disease and reduce the deadly cardiovascular risks that often come with it. […]
Crohn’s Disease (Part 2)
Crohn’s disease is a type of chronic inflammatory bowel disease that causes inflammation in the digestive tract. Symptoms of Crohn’s include stomach cramps, severe diarrhea, […]
Baby’s Fever and Teething Matters
By Morgan Nwanguma According to experts, teething can slightly raise your baby’s body temperature, but it does not cause a true fever (38° C or […]
Mental Health:WHO Releases New Psychological Self-Help Guide
The World Health Organization has released a new psychological self-help guide aimed at improving access to mental health care and helping countries scale evidence-based mental […]
Hearing Loss: When Noise Exposure Pulls the ‘Trigger’ – 3
By Deborah Bamisaye ‘Your ears are small, but they carry the power to connect you to the world.’ So far in these series and from […]
Stripping Infertility Of Its Medals (Stories, Struggles, Medical Paths, Strength & Hope – 10)
By Deborah Bamisaye Understanding Ovulation Support “But doctor… if the sperm is given a shortcut through Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) … will it always work?” The […]
HPV Vaccination in Males: Policy Gaps and Market Expansion
By Evans Matthews For decades, the global response to human papilloma virus (HPV) has been framed largely as a women’s health issue. Yet a growing […]
Synthetic saliva prepared from sugarcane protein shields teeth from acid and decay
By Morgan Nwanguma A newly developed sugarcane-derived protein could soon offer tooth protection similar to natural saliva – especially for people whose bodies no longer […]
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