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Concerns as HIV prevalence soars in Akwa Ibom

By Lovina Anthony Despite the aggressive enlightenment campaign by the government, as well as several donor agencies, the prevalence of HIV/AIDS in Akwa Ibom State remains high. Akwa Ibom had in successive years maintained the number one position as a state with the highest burden of HIV in ...

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How memory changes with age

Memory changes with age are a natural part of the aging process. While some aspects of memory may decline, others can remain stable or even improve. It's important to understand these changes to adapt and maintain cognitive function as you age. Here are some common ways memory changes with ...

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How to improve focus and memory

Improving focus and memory involves adopting various strategies and lifestyle changes. Here are some effective ways to enhance your focus and memory: 1. Get Adequate Sleep: Ensure you get 7-9 hours of quality sleep per night. Sleep is essential for memory consolidation and cognitive ...

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Six health benefits of Moringa

Moringa is a plant that is native to India and Africa. It is also known as the drumstick tree, and its leaves, flowers, and seeds are all edible. Moringa is a good source of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, and it has been shown to have a number of health benefits. Here are some of the ...

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Why alcohol won’t help you sleep better

Introduction: Alcohol may initially make you feel drowsy and relaxed, which can be mistaken for helping you sleep better. However, it is essential to understand that alcohol can negatively impact your overall sleep quality and may not lead to a restful night's sleep. Here are some reasons ...

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Foundation holds free screening for colon cancer in Lagos

The Niola Cancer Care Foundation held its annual cancer care event and free screening in Lagos on Saturday, with the theme ‘Ijoya’. This, according to its founder and Executive Director, Mrs Eniola Akintunde, would be the fifth edition, with over 2,000 Nigerians benefitting from the programme. ...

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4 serious age-related eye problems

Like the rest of your body, your eyes naturally change throughout your life. Unfortunately, many people are not conscientious about caring for their eyes and often neglect to visit an ophthalmologist for routine eye exams as they get older. Growing older contributes to a number of eye changes ...

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Diphtheria kills 10 in Jigawa

By Khaleel Muhammad The Jigawa State Government has confirmed the deaths of ten persons as a result of diphtheria in the state. The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Health, Dr Salisu Mu’azu, confirmed this in an interview with newsmen on Friday. He said the state has recorded 91 cases of ...

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Seven Health Benefits of Eating Okra

What Are 7 Benefits Of Okra? 1. Rich in several nutrients- Okra is a rich source of vitamins C and K1. Vitamin C being a water-soluble nutrient contributes to your overall immune function, whereas vitamin K1, a fat-soluble vitamin is known for its role in blood clotting. Okra also contains ...

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New scan helps detect a cause of high blood pressure

A 10-minute scan can enable the detection and cure of a common cause of high blood pressure, finds new research. Doctors were able to detect a common cause of the condition using a new type of medical imaging scan, in research funded by an NIHR and Medical Research Council (MRC) partnership. ...

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LUTH doctor slumps, dies after 72-hour shift

By Racheal Ayodele A Lagos University Teaching Hospital medical doctor, Umoh Michael has died after performing a 72-hour marathon surgery at the neurosurgery unit. The Association of Resident Doctors on Tuesday, in a protest letter titled ‘An Appeal By The House Officers Of LUTH’, and ...

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Middle-aged women at higher risk of cancer – Expert

By Asare Asare A cancer expert, Dr Kanu Ekpo has disclosed that women between the ages of nine and 45 are usually at the risk of cancer. He also disclosed that those who are still sexually active after 45 must start taking preventive measures against cervical and breast cancers. He said ...

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Boy with missing intestine dies at LASUTH

Adebola Akin-Bright, the 12-year-old boy with a missing intestine in Lagos State, is dead. The mother, Abiodun Deborah, disclosed this in a phone conversation with Vanguard, yesterday. It was gathered that Adebola died at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, LASUTH. It will be ...

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Ogun govt raises alarm over cholera outbreak in Ijebu

By Ishola Oludare The Government of Ogun State has raised the alarm over the outbreak of cholera in Ijebu North Local Government Area of the State. Tomi Coker, the Special Adviser to Governor Dapo Abiodun on Health, made this known in a statement on Sunday. Coker said, “There is an ...

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Palm oil: A revolutionary new way to live longer

•A stop sign for ageing inside and out —Dr. Oz •There is a secret inside the flesh of the fruit extending the warranty of nearly every organ in your body —Wydle •It contains the eight components of Vitamin E and co-enzyme Q10, a very strong antioxidant, especially for the heart muscles. ...

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5 health hazards of consuming carbonated drinks

Carbonated drinks, also known as soft drinks or soda, are beverages that contain dissolved carbon dioxide gas. The consumption of carbonated drinks has been linked to a number of health hazards, including: 1 Weight gain and obesity Carbonated drinks are often high in sugar, which can ...

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Taraba govt dismisses reports of anthrax outbreak

By Great Ozozoyin The Taraba State Government has denied the alleged outbreak of anthrax disease in the state. It would be recalled that some broadcasting stations recently announced that cases of the disease had been recorded in the state. Denying the notion on Tuesday at the flag off of free ...

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Cost of drugs rises by 300% — Manufacturers

The Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Group of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria said pharmaceutical products in the country have increased by 300 per cent. According to the group, the challenges of foreign exchange, and the high cost of production are some of the factors responsible for the ...

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Live worm found in woman’s brain in Australia

Scientists on Monday said an 8cm (3in) worm was found alive in the brain of an Australian woman, becoming the world’s first, reports The BBC The 64-year-old woman was said to have, for months, suffered symptoms like stomach pain, a cough, and night sweats, which evolved into forgetfulness and ...

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Diphtheria in Bauchi, death toll rises to 26

By Timi Owolabi The death toll from the Diphtheria disease outbreak in Bauchi has risen to 26, with 180 suspected cases recorded so far across the state. DAILY POST had reported that five students reportedly died of suspected diphtheria in Jamaare local government area in July. The Executive ...

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First womb transplant carried out in UK

The first womb transplant has been carried out by surgeons on a woman in the United Kingdom. The woman’s sister was the living womb donor. According to The Guardian on Wednesday, the unidentified 34-year-old married recipient from England underwent a nine-hour transplant procedure. The ...

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UK records first case of new COVID-19 variant

The UK Health Security Agency has confirmed the first case of COVID-19 variant BA.2.86 in the country. The UKHSA disclosed this on its website on Friday. It said the case was confirmed in an individual with no recent travel history, which suggests a degree of community transmission within the ...

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Pig kidney functioning in human for more than a month

This July 14, 2023, image released by NYU Langone Health in New York, shows a team of surgeons transplanting a pig kidney. – The genetically-modified pig kidney is continuing to function well into a record-breaking 32 days, after it was transplanted into a brain dead patient, the medical center ...

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COVID-19: What you should know about EG.5 variant

Last week, the World  Health Organisation, WHO,  categorised the EG.5 strain of the COVID-19 virus as a ‘variant of concern’. The variant was first reported in February 2023 and later designated as a variant under monitoring in July. WHO had earlier designated EG.5 and its sub-lineages as ...

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Governor Sanwo-Olu during the surprise visit

Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has explained why he paid unscheduled visits to Island Maternity Hospital and Lagos Island Hospital, catching the medical personnel unaware. The governor made this known in a statement on Monday by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr Gboyega Akosile. ...

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Solution to prostate challenges

There are many medical terminologies for prostate-related challenges. But what a layman will easily understand about prostate disease are difficulties concerning man’s urinary tract system. And prostate related challenges mainly afflict men. Types of Prostate diseases Scientifically, of all ...

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Six benefits of coconut water

By Lara Adejoro Apart from coconut being a high-fat nutritious fruit with a wide range of health benefits, its water is also packed with nutritional benefits. Below are some of the benefits of coconut water: It energises: One of the health benefits of coconut water is due to its high ...

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