Too much light at night may quietly affect your heart
If your bedroom isn’t completely dark at night, a new study suggests it may be worth taking a closer look at how much light reaches
Pay more attention to Sickle Cell Disease control, experts urge FG
A Professor of Paediatric Hematology, Prof. Adekunle Adekile has called on the Federal government to support efforts geared towards mitigating the burden of Sickle Cell Disease in Nigerian communities, even as he urged the National Assembly to revisit the Sickle Cell Act brought before the House four years ago with a view to passing it.
FG committed to reducing deaths on Nigerian roads — ADEWOLE
The Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac Adewole has reiterated Federal Government’s committment toward reducing mortality and morbidity from road crashes in Nigeria. Adewole made this known when he received the Special Envoy of the Secretary General of United Nation on Road Safety, Mr. Jean Todt, in Abuja.
NPME 2017 showcasing Nigeria’s local drug industry — PMGMAN
THE fortunes of the local pharmaceutical manufacturing industry is set to be further boosted as not less than 10,000 delegates representing about 200 pharma and related sectors across Africa, gather at the Nigeria Pharma Manufacturers Expo (NPME 2017) which opens August 30th – 1st of September, 2017 at the New Haven, Oba Akinjobi Street, GRA, Ikeja, Lagos State.
In Nigeria, wrong perceptions, ignorance fueling malaria in pregnancy
MATERNAL malaria episode is a common occurrence in pregnancy and one of the concerns of pregnant women in Nigeria is just how best they can prevent or treat malaria.
Half of all diabetic Nigerians are ignorant of disease — EXPERTS
With Diabetes mellitus-related foot disease responsible for up to 80 per cent of limb amputations, experts of diabetic disorders have called for an effective policy that would ensure early detection and management of patients to prevent further complications from disease.
