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Cholera is still a danger in Nigeria: here’s what the government can do
Cholera outbreaks are more common in internally displaced persons camps Stefan Heunis/AFP via Getty Images Olayinka Stephen Ilesanmi, University of…
Sex stimulants might kill you eventually -Experts
Pills and bottles promising to boost your sex life may be appealing, but you might want to think twice before…
Experts highlight dangers of wrong cancer diagnosis
A consultant clinical oncologist and lecturer at the College of Medicine, University of Lagos, Dr. Omolola Salako, has advised cancer…
Treating hypertension with herbal concoctions risky –Physician
The Nigerian Regional Director, Hope For Us Charity, USA, Dr Michael Ajidahun, speaks to GODFREY GEORGE about hypertension, especially in…
Treating hypertension with herbal concoctions risky –Physician
The Nigerian Regional Director, Hope For Us Charity, USA, Dr Michael Ajidahun, speaks to GODFREY GEORGE about hypertension, especially in…
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COVID-19 shows why Africa’s reliance on outsiders for health services is a problem
Gecko Studio/Shutterstock Francisca Mutapi, University of Edinburgh The COVID-19 pandemic has reinforced several truths about the detrimental effects of Africa…
COVID-19 shows why Africa’s reliance on outsiders for health services is a problem
Gecko Studio/Shutterstock Francisca Mutapi, University of Edinburgh The COVID-19 pandemic has reinforced several truths about the detrimental effects of Africa…
COVID third wave: Infections spreading faster than ever in Africa, says WHO
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says Africa is experiencing a “speedy” spread in infection rates, as the continent battles a third wave…
Technology in hospitals can delay care: what doctors and nurses in South Africa told us
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