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Don Makes Case for Genotype Screening of Newborns, Free Antenatal Care
With one out of four Nigerians born with sickle cell traits, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Abosede B. Afolabi, has charged government to initiate a policy that would have newborns screened to enable everyone know his or her genotype within a few weeks of birth.Screening for genotype of newborn...
In Honor of International Nurses Day! Springer is pleased to Offer Access to Free Book Chapters until June 11, 2019 - All Articles Are Permanently Open Access. #IND2019
In honor of the 200th birth anniversary of Florence Nightingale, WHO has declared 2020 the “Year of the Nurse...
20/May/2019
Opinion: Why Nigeria Should Tap into $24.8trn Clinical Trial Market, By Ifeoma Okoye
A cancer expert and radiologist at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH) Enugu, Prof. Ifeoma Okoye, has given...
20/May/2019
Combating Medicine Abuse in Schools
To effectively combat the menace of drug abuse in schools, efficient drug regulation policies and appointment of drug-control officers...
20/May/2019
‘We Advise Our Clients to Consume Foods in Their Natural Forms’
Dr. Qazeem Olawale known as Dr Olaking is the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Consultant, Olaking International Holistic Medicine...
18/May/2019
Experts Caution against Rise in Hypertension, Advise Regular Check Up
The Nigerian Hypertension Society, an affiliate of the International Society of Hypertension and World Hypertension League has advised people...
18/May/2019
Coca-Cola Refrigeration Competence Boosts Vaccine Access
The Project Last Mile, a public-private partnership that shares Coca-Cola’s expertise to support delivery of life-saving medicines and supplies...
17/May/2019
Restitution and Patients’ Rights in Healthcare (11)
All information concerning a user, including information relating to his or her health status, treatment or stay in a...
17/May/2019
Why Losing Ability to Smell Lemons, Onions Could Herald Early Death
Losing the ability to smell strong odours such as onions, petrol or lemons in later life could be a...
17/May/2019
Cannabis Reduces Seizures for Children with Difficult-To-Treat Epilepsy, Period Pain in Women
Taking a pharmaceutical formulation of cannabidiol, a cannabis-based medicine, cut seizures nearly in half for children with a rare...
17/May/2019
Exercise May Improve Memory in Heart Failure Patients
Two-thirds of patients with heart failure have cognitive problems, according to research presented today at EuroHeartCare 2019, a scientific...
17/May/2019
How Erection Drug Could Cure Heart Failure – Researchers
The anti-impotence drug Cialis could be used to cure heart failure, according to new research. The erectile dysfunction drug...
16/May/2019
Why Mental Health Disorders Are Becoming More Common
A new study has concluded that living alone is linked to common mental disorders. The authors have also identified...
16/May/2019
More Foods Validated to Lower BP
*Stress, insomnia may triple death risk for those with hypertension Researchers have validated walnuts, drinking higher-salinity water, regular...
16/May/2019
Stress, the Silent Killer
You are stressed. You cannot live in Lagos and not be stressed. It’s an extreme environment and I don’t...
16/May/2019
Where Does the Weight Gain Arise from in Pregnancy?
First, the ‘two red lines’ announcing conception. Then the unwanted feelings of nausea and morning sickness in a good...
16/May/2019
A Case for Better Healthcare
It is incredible that while stakeholders decry brain drain in the health sector, the Minister of Labour and Employment,...
16/May/2019
Ebola: Examining FG’s Poor Prevention Preparedness
Given the lingering Ebola Virus Disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo that has now claimed over 1,...
16/May/2019
Experts Proffer Preventive Medicine as Solution for Healthy Living
Health experts have urged Nigerians to adapt to simple lifestyle changes and preventive medicine as the way forward against...
16/May/2019
Early Initiation, Exclusive Breastfeeding International Nurses & Midwives week Scientific Session Abimbola Williams
BACKGROUND GLOBAL CONTEXT • Globally, an estimated 1.45 million child deaths could be prevented each year with improved...
15/May/2019
Patients Bill Of Rights and the Nigerian Nurse Presented By NRS Nana Takai (RN, RPN, DL, BNSc, LLB, BL) At 2019 Annual Nurses Week Organised By NANNM
The patient’s bill of rights was first adopted by the America hospital in 1973 and revised October 1992. Patient’s...
15/May/2019
Mentoring Motivation and Empowerment of Nurses and Midwives in Nigeria Paper Delivered at the 2019 NANNM International Nurses Week-Abuja
INTRODUCTION Human organization are set up for a specific purpose and man is the most important and major...
15/May/2019
Natural Therapies for Building and Protecting Uterine Lining
If you know you have a thin uterine lining, it is essential you work to nourish and increase the...
15/May/2019
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