NAFDAC seizes N200m fake drink packaging in Aba
Drug Addiction: Arrest is not recovery – Prof Daniel Ikpechukwu
Ebola: Airtel unveils 7979 shortcode
Exercise for better sex
Lifeline Case of the 13-year-old with IUCD
Sexual Issues & Solutions
The magic of handshakes, more than greetings — Study
Experts develop guidelines to reduce cancer deaths
Modest coffee consumption good for the heart
African leaders urge ‘Marshall Plan’ for Ebola recovery
Breast cancer survivors speak out!
Semilore seeks N3.5m for open heart surgery
PSN tasks political parties on health care delivery
One billion young at risk of hearing loss from loud music – WHO
US wraps up Ebola military mission in Liberia
Nigeria, Turkey collaborate on Ebola, health insurance
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SubscribeExperts raise concerns over TB management
With Nigeria ranking amongst 22 top countries with high burden of Tuberculosis globally, experts have raised concerns over substantial gap between the effective management of TB at health facility levels in the country.
Facts about breast cancer you should know
Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting women globally. Incidence of breast cancer is increasing rapidly in developing countries to which otherwise second common next to cervical cancer. This could be due to adoption of urban life style in developing countries like Nigeria.
Glaucoma: Loss of vision is preventable —Solanki
Imagine waking up one day and found out that you can no longer identify colours? Imagine being hungry and alone with food stock in your kitchen you cannot help yourself but continue to yawn. This is the situation currently experienced by 52 years old Mr Ejiro. A father of three children can no longer use his sight no thanks to Glaucoma, the second most common cause of blindness.
No bird flu in Obasanjo Farms— FG
The Federal Government yesterday denounced media reports that bird flu attacked Obasanjo’s farm in Otta, Ogun State. In a press statement made available to Vanguard, the Federal Ministry of Agriculture described the publication in a national daily, (not Vanguard) as false noting that the write-up, captioned “Bird flu hits Obasanjo’s Otta farm,” has since been found to be a false alarm, misleading assertion and an attempt to exaggerate the bird flu outbreaks within the nation to set off undue panic.
FGM: Any end to a needless practice?
If Chiamaka Agwu had a choice about whether or not to be circumcised 40 years ago, certainly, she would have chosen not to be circumcised
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