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NIMR, PaxHerbals sign MoU to boost research in natural medicine
Our labs at par with international labs— NAFDAC DG
Pfizer builds skills of 5,000 GPs in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya
Boy, 10, seeks N4.5m for heart surgery
NCDC reports suspected cases of cholera, Lassa fever, others
Lagos holds training for Medical Directors of Hospitals
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Reconstitute MDCN Board now, Medical College urges FG
Overdose on paracetamol causes liver failure, Expert warns
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SubscribeOverdose on paracetamol causes liver failure, Expert warns
Dr Arikawe Adeolu, a medical practitioner at the Federal Medical Centre, Jabi, Abuja, has warned that an overdose of paracetamol drug could cause liver failure within 24 hours.
Mental disorder is common but treatable
Daily stresses in life, noise pollution and how it affects sleep, sitting in traffic, recession and poverty, all these tend to influence an individual’s mental well-being
How can I live a healthier, longer life despite heart disease?
All these heart conditions cause the heart not to pump well, which can cause heart failure, and even heart attack. If not monitored well, they can lead to cardiac arrest, and worst, sudden cardiac death.
IVF CYCLES: Once is not enough
Life has changed beyond recognition for Femi and Tinu after having multiple IVF cycle failures; they are now blessed with triplets. Like many typical couples, they were married in their early 30s and had been trying for a family for about two years before deciding to seek medical advice.
Normalcy returns to AKTH as doctors resume work
Peace and normalcy have been restored at the Malam Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital (AKTH) following the resumption of work by resident doctors.
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