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Compulsory COVID-19 vaccination in Nigeria? Why it’s illegal, and a bad idea
Emmanuel Osodi/Majority World/Universal Images Group via Getty Images. Abiodun Odusote, University of Lagos Two states in Nigeria – Edo and…
Four factors that increase the risk of vaccinated people getting COVID
Kazantseva Olga/Shutterstock Vassilios Vassiliou, University of East Anglia; Ciaran Grafton-Clarke, University of East Anglia, and Ranu Baral, University of East…
True or False: "We are a sad generation with happy pictures"
Kiki Osinbajo Mental Health Needs To Be Talked About More - Kiki Osinbajo The beauty entrepreneur said this…
J&J’s HIV Vaccine Fails In Africa Trial
File photo: (Photo by Robyn Beck / AFP) Johnson & Johnson’s highly anticipated HIV vaccine failed to demonstrate adequate…
The Tramadol Generation
The revelation by the National Law Drug Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) Chairman, Brigadier-General Buba Marwa (rtd) that close to two million…
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Why it’s hard to end elephantiasis, a debilitating disease spread by mosquitoes
The swelling affects people’s lives in a multitude of ways. Maggie Steber for The Washington Post via Getty Images Alexander…
INVESTIGATION: Inside Nigeria’s cholera deaths: why disease is rampant in country
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control said 31,425 suspected cases of the disease had been recorded in 22 states and…
WHO backs local therapies for COVID-19
•Confirms ongoing clinical trials in Nigeria, S’Africa, others As the African Traditional Medicine Day (ATMD) holds today, the World…
How much coffee is too much coffee? Here’s what a nutritionist says
While there are several benefits of drinking coffee, some people experience side effects depending on their threshold of caffeine consumption.…
82% of people with hypertension live in low-income countries – WHO
The vast majority of people with high blood pressure or hypertension live in low and middle-incomes countries, a World Health…
