By Evans Matthews Menopause is a natural phase in a woman’s life, marking the end of her menstrual cycles and fertility. It typically occurs between […]
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The After Effects of Vaccines on a Baby: Things to Know
By Evans Matthews Vaccines are among the most important medical advances in human history, protecting millions of children from life-threatening diseases. For babies, vaccination is […]
Breakthrough: The Way Radiotherapy Aids the Immune System Destroy cancer
By Morgan Nwanguma Radiation therapy, once regarded mainly as a local cancer treatment, is now proving capable of awakening the immune system in unexpected ways. […]
One in Six Chemotherapy Drugs in Sub-Saharan Africa Either Highly Under-Dosed or Way above Normal -Okorigwe
· Patients suffering needless harm According to a recent study carried out by researchers in the University of Notre Dame, USA, the use of substandard […]
Attaining the Grandma’s Status without Unwanted Smell
By Deborah Bamisaye Folu and his mum went visiting a family friend. On their way home, walking right beside her, Folu called, “Mummy?” “Yes!” Came […]
Imported Shrimp Linked to Spread of Colistin-Resistant Superbugs
By Steven O. Mukoro A group of research scientists have discovered that colistin resistance found in imported seafood does pose a very dangerous trend capable […]
Infant Mortality: A Global Crisis in Need of Urgent Action
By Evans Matthews Infant mortality—the death of a child before their first birthday—remains one of the most pressing yet preventable global health challenges. Despite major […]
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 […]
PCOS Because … (A Fallout between Sugar & Females Loom) – 1
By Deborah Bamisaye “I can’t share the sugar equally joor! I am older than you and that qualifies me to take more for my Garri.” […]
Investigational medication will possibly help some patients with rare form of ALS
By Morgan Nwanguma A number of patients with a uncommon type of Lou Gehrig’s disease also known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) were beneficiaries of […]
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