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Wednesday, November 6, 2013

How to Avoid Cholera

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LIKE a bolt out of the blues, the Lagos State Government, during the week issued an alert about an outbreak of cholera in the State...

AUTISM 103 - Causes of Autism

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CAUSES OF AUTISM Until recently, most scientists believed that autism is caused mostly by genetic factors. But groundbreaking new res...
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013

NHIS De-accredits Hospital over Fraud

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The National Health Insurance Scheme on Tuesday descended on an Abuja-based health facility, the First Hospital and Maternity Limited, b...

SURE-P Support Pregnant Women financially in Bayelsa

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The Federal Government, through its Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme, has provided cash incentives to pregnant women in B...

Public Health Physicians Urge FG to stem Cholera Epidemic

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The Association of Public Health Physicians of Nigeria has raised the alarm over what it calls “preventable deaths” arising from epidemi...

Question of the Day : Do You Wash Your Contact lenses with Tap Water?

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Don’t do it. Here’s why: The Acanthamoeba is a naturally occurring single-celled organism that is found in untreated soil and liquids, i...
Tuesday, October 29, 2013

The Swaddling Syndrome

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The ancient practice of “swaddling” a baby in a blanket, arms restrained and legs stretched out, is making a comeback, but experts war...
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Laughter is The Best Medicine S2E208

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Why Women Cry: The Courageous Woman

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It happened in the August month of 1999 in an average coastal town of Orissa,India..It was a town with around ten thousand population…It...

Why Women Cry: Dear Men, How to Comfort a Crying Woman

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Men can be baffled by women's explanations of how they should react to something they see as a simple problem that will eventually...

Sex keeps you Healthy 101 - Oladapo Ashiru

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Men who have sex at least twice in a week can almost halve their risk of heart disease, according to new research. This study was cond...
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Leprosy, still Prevalent in Nigeria

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In what seemed to be a shocking revelation on the prevalence of leprosy in Nigeria, experts had said the disease is still being ac...

AUTISM 102

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If autism is caught in infancy, treatment can take full advantage of the young brain’s remarkable plasticity. Although autism is h...

AUTISM 101

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AUTISM SYMPTOMS AND EARLY SIGNS What to look for in Babies, Toddlers and children

Causes of Sudden Death

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Though, there is yet no concrete statistics to prove it but it has been revealed that about 600,000 people die annually from unexplained...

Staying Healthy In Pregnancy

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You can feel wonderful during your pregnancy if you take good care of yourself. Increase your odds of a healthy pregnancy by following t...
Friday, October 25, 2013

Gadget Disorders : A Must Read

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A gadget is a device or appliance having a unique purpose and function. At the time of their invention, gadgets are often way ahead in t...
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Medical Tourism Has to Stop

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Going by the plans of US-based medical groups and institutions, the days of medical tourism abroad for Nigerians may be coming to an end...

Doctor Rapes Patient in Benue

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The Police Command in the central Nigerian state of Benue has confirmed the arrest of a medical doctor, who allegedly raped a patient. ...
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Rotary Set to Eradicate Polio Globally

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As Nigeria joins the rest of the world to observe the World Polio Day (WPD) on Thursday, several activities have been planned by Rotary ...
Thursday, October 24, 2013

Baby 'Cured' of HIV Remains Free of Virus

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A three-year-old Mississippi girl apparently cured of HIV infection by aggressive treatment right after her birth remains free of the vi...

Laughter is The Best medicine S2E207

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Nigerian Teaching Hospitals not on Africa's top 200

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As Neuropsychiatric, Nordica, Bridge Clinic top chart. A RECENT ranking of leading hospitals in Africa and the lot of Nigerian hospita...

Cholera Outbreak in Lagos

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The Government of Lagos state has confirmed the outbreak of cholera in the state. The sad and shocking development was made known yest...
Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Why Women Cry: Raped by a friend 102

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True Life Story: How I Was Brutally Raped By A Friend While Trying To Get A Job
Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Child Abuse and Neglect ---- Helping an Abused or Neglected Child 105

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HELPING AN ABUSED OR NEGLECTED CHILD What should you do if you suspect that a child has been abused? How do you approach him or her?...

CMD Councils Patients on the proper management of Stroke

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Dr Peter Alabi, the Chief Medical Director of University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada, says people with stroke are at a  gre...

Liver Detoxification FOC

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Drink plenty of lemon water. Start every day with a large glass of water with the fresh juice of one to one half lemon added. Lemon help...
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Laughter is The Best Medicine S2E206

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Monday, October 21, 2013

Grape Seed Extract Treats Colorectal cancer

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Colorectal cancer cases continue to grow globally largely fueled by a diet of processed convenience foods and a sedentary lifestyle vo...
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Sunday, October 20, 2013

Early Sex in Conjunction with Cervical Cancer

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President, Medical Women Association of Nigeria, Dr. Valerie Obot, has said that early sex and other unhealthy sexual habits make women ...
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Between The FG and Resident Doctors

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The Federal Government has expressed optimism that doctors on strike could resume duties within the next two weeks. Minister of Health...

Child Favoritism

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Similarities in personal values and beliefs between an adult child and an older mother is what keeps that child in favor over the long-t...

Nigeria Behind In Heart Healthcare

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In this interview with  MOTUNRAYO JOEL , Africa’s first in-coming Vice-President, World Heart Federation, Geneva, and former Vice-Presid...

Laughter is The Best Medicine S2E205

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Friday, October 18, 2013

We Cant Trust Govt's Agreement Anymore ---- NARD

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The National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD), has said that the association can no longer trust the government or any agre...

TGIF : Drink Responsibly

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The warning is on many bill boards, advertisements on TV and radio. Boldly written on beer bottles is the advice: Drink responsibly. B...
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Surgeon #FraudAlert

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Dr Spyros Panos An orthopedic surgeon accused of faking hundreds of surgeries surrendered on Wednesday and was charged with one count ...

Fake LUTH Gynaecologist Busted. A must Read

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The Lagos State Police Command has arrested a 40-year-old man, Adeyemi Akintolure, for parading himself as a medical practitioner withou...

Malaria Vaccine 2015 #WorldNews

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British drug maker GlaxoSmithKline is seeking regulatory approval for the world’s first malaria vaccine after trial data showed that it...

Child Abuse and Neglect --- Recognizing Abusive Behavior in Yourself 104

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Do you see yourself in some of these descriptions, painful as it may be? Do you feel angry and frustrated and don’t know where to turn...

Why Women Cry: Raped By a Trusted Friend

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True Life Story: How I Left Lagos For Benin And Got Raped Repeatedly By A Trusted Male Friend
Thursday, October 17, 2013

Eating Vegetables is Better for your Smile

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The  more sugar you eat, the more cavities you get False:  When it comes to causing cavities, how long sugar has contact with your tee...

Laughter is The Best Medicine S2E204

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Bitter Kola Facts

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Bitter kola is a type of nut mostly found in several parts of Nigeria and West-Central Africa as a whole and the tree grows in the (trop...

Depression and Parenthood

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An article by researchers at the University of Exeter has shed light on the link between depression and poor parenting. The article iden...

UCH Performs First Open Heart Surgery

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The first open heart surgery in a teaching hospital in Nigeria has been successfully carried out at the University College Hospital, UCH, ...
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Wednesday, October 16, 2013

How to Prevent Your Heart from Skipping A Beat

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The present decade is braiding threads of dark future by incorporating nodes of increasing heart risk among women and children. According ...
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Measles: How Can Nigeria be Free?

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Despite tremendous progress, one child still dies every 20 seconds from a disease that could have been prevented by an existing vaccine.  ...
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