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Seizure Disorders in Children

Seizure Disorders in Children

Early diagnosis and treatment can ease the burden of seizures, but reducing stigma is just as important.

The Prevalence of Anaemia in Africa

The Prevalence of Anaemia in Africa

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.

What Every Woman Should Know Pre-eclampsia

What Every Woman Should Know Pre-eclampsia

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

Help! I think I’m going blind

Help! I think I’m going blind

Blindness can be preventable or unavoidable, but early detection and proper care can make a difference. Learn how to protect your vision.

The ABCs of Food and Why Food Classes Matter

The ABCs of Food and Why Food Classes Matter

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

Hypertension in Children

Hypertension in Children

Poor diet, obesity, and genetics are causing a rise in childhood hypertension, leading to lifelong health risks.

Your Guide to Over-the-Counter Drugs

Your Guide to Over-the-Counter Drugs

OTC medications offer quick relief for common ailments, but they also come with risks. Learn how to use them safely.

Jaundice in Newborns

Jaundice in Newborns

Do you know that, according to a report, 35% of all NICU admissions were made for Neonatal Jaundice? A global survey estimates that each year, 1.1 million newborns experience severe jaundice, with the bulk of those cases occurring in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. In Africa, particularly in West Africa, neonatal jaundice is the major condition that affects and kills newborns.

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