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Justy Green tackles malnutrition, diabetes, others
Uchenna, 11, needs N3m for male organ reconstruction surgery
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New fighter planes expose deficiencies in Airforce
Forum tasks corporate bodies on employee health
When silence on cancer management becomes noisy
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MASTER Atete Akpobasa is a 20-year old two hundred level Medical Biochemistry student of Delta State University, Abraka, Delta State
We’ve fixed over 17 federal roads in Lagos – Akintola
What we have today is a result of abandonment and neglect. They don’t really have the maintenance strategy to deal with the roads under the care of the federal government. I will quickly mention some of these roads for the sake of clarity
Cries for road maintenance arouse call for true federalism
EVEN with a budget within the region of N100 billion for the year 2011, many argue that an end to the numerous problems plaguing roads in Nigeria, may not be in sight. While a lot of factors are responsible for the inability of relevant agencies to maintain the roads
How you can have your metabolism boost
Boosting the metabolism is the holy grail of weight watchers everywhere, but medical experts say how fast your body burns calories depends on several factors, expert says. Some people inherit a speedy metabolism. Medical investigation has shown that men tend to burn more calories than women, even while resting. And for most people, metabolism slows steadily after age 40
Offshore Ciklavit trials promising
The first -ever country’s indigenous grown natural product, Ciklavit ,use in the management of Sickle Cell Disorder, has recorded impressive indicators following the breaking of the study code by clinical trailists at one of the research institutes in Ghana, endorsed and certified by the World Health Organisation (WHO) for clinical studies in Africa.
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