Infographic: The Benefits of Exercise on Cancer Patients
Exercise can be hard enough for healthy people, let alone cancer patients. Neglecting this fact and considering its importance (having a better view), there...
Leprosy treatment: reality or myth?
There is a myth that quite a number of people believe, even in Nigeria: that leprosy cannot be treated – this is not true. Leprosy...
Atopic dermatitis prevention (eczema) tips you probably never knew
Atopic dermatitis prevention involves reducing exposure to factors in their environment and chemical substances that cause flare-ups or worsen the condition. Atopic dermatitis prevention...
The dangers of leaving leprosy untreated
Leprosy disease causes a lot of damage as it progresses. So, when it is not treated or treatment is started in the late stages...
Scientists Discover New Approach to Polio Vaccine Production
Scientists have identified new ways to provide vaccines against polio, which do not require the growth of live virus for their manufacture.
Despite the success...
34,000 children experiencing malnutrition in Zamfara
sigh! Malnutrition dey suffer our pikin dem o...This pishur just show how this small pikin dey suffer from acute malnutrition, and how dem dey make serious...
How to easily detect breast cancer
Cancer is a class of diseases characterized by out-of-control cell growth. This disease harms the body when altered cells divide uncontrollably to form lumps or masses...
12 Interesting Facts About Cancer You Should Know
Cancer affects everyone – the young and old, the rich and poor, men, women and children – and represents a tremendous burden on patients,...
How to deal with cuts and bruises when giving first aid
Cuts and bruises are among the most common injuries that any individual may sustain. Fortunately, these injuries usually can be treated individually without the...
Ewedu vs Edikang Ikong: A comparison of nutritional benefits
Hi all. This week on your favourite health blog, we are starting a series on our indigenous food. Voila! I'm salivating at the thought...
