Category : Cancer Care


BBL: The Riskiest Cosmetic Surgery Procedure Explained

Medical experts warn that the Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) is the deadliest cosmetic surgery, with a mortality rate of 1 in 3,000. Recent cases, including a death in Lagos, highlight risks like fat embolism and complications.

10 Nigerian Foods That May Weaken Sex Drive

Discover how common Nigerian staples like semo, fried foods, and processed meats may contribute to erectile dysfunction when consumed excessively, and learn healthier alternatives for better sexual health.

Alex Otti Inaugurates New Primary Health Centre in Abia

Abia State Governor Alex Otti has commissioned the Alaukwu Ward Primary Health Centre as part of Project Ekwueme, continuing his administration's healthcare overhaul with 15% budget allocation and doctor deployments.

Nigeria Opens First Sickle Cell Cure Center in West Africa

Nigeria has inaugurated West Africa's first dedicated sickle cell cure center at LUTH, offering bone marrow transplants with high success rates. The SCFN-LUTH program provides a local treatment option for the genetic disorder that affects millions in the

WHO HIV Prevention Injection for Nigeria: Doctor Reveals Price

The World Health Organization has recommended twice-yearly injectable lenacapavir as a new HIV prevention option. Clinical trials show near-complete protection, offering hope for Nigeria's 1.9 million people living with HIV. A Nigerian doctor reveals the

Autistic Child's First Words Bring Mother to Tears

A mother's emotional video shows her 3-year-old autistic son, previously nonverbal, singing 'Old MacDonald' after using the Speech Blubs app, sparking widespread online celebration and discussion about autism support.

FIIRO: Local Grinders Linked to Organ Failure, Heart Disease

The Federal Institute of Industrial Research, Oshodi (FIIRO) warns that locally fabricated grinding machines may be contaminating foods with heavy metals, contributing to rising cases of cardiovascular diseases and organ failure in Nigeria.

WHO: 40% of Cancer Cases Preventable Worldwide

A new WHO analysis reveals that four in ten cancer cases globally could be prevented through behavioral changes, stronger policies, and public health interventions targeting modifiable risk factors.

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