How many women can identify their Cervix? Cervical cancer is a leading cause of death among women, yet it’s preventable and treatable. Find out how to protect yourself.

Cervical Cancer Cases in Nigerian Women.

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Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) is a sudden decline in kidney function, usually occurring over hours or days. It leads to the buildup of waste products and fluid in the body, and can affect other organs

Treatment for Acute Kidney Injury

Lifestyle and Wellness

Diabetes in Nigerian children is becoming more common. It happens when the body can’t make or use insulin properly. This can be due to family history, poor diet, or not being active. Managing it early with healthy food, exercise, and the right treatment helps children live well.

How to manage your child's diabetes.

Children's Health

Managing high blood pressure in Nigerian children means finding it early, eating healthier, being more active, and using medicine if needed.

How to manage your child's hypertension

Anaemia is on the rise in Africa, driven by malaria, sickle cell disease, and poor nutrition. Learn the causes, risks, and how to prevent it.

Anaemia in Africa

Health News and Research

Millions live with diabetes, yet in Africa, many cases go undiagnosed. Learn how to assess your risk and take steps to prevent this growing health concern.

Are Black People More Susceptible to Diabetes?

No pregnant woman should have to worry about pre-eclampsia. Understanding the risks can help ensure a safe pregnancy.

What Every Nigerian Woman should know about Pre-eclampsia

Women's Health

From proteins to carbohydrates, understanding food classes helps you make better dietary choices for a balanced and healthy life.

Neonatal jaundice

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Cervical Cancer Cases in Nigerian Women.

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