Why COVID-19 Less Deadly In Africa, By John Campbell

Thus far, COVID-19 has been far less devastating in Africa than observers had feared, including this blogger. It is true that there has been much less testing for the disease in Africa than elsewhere (perhaps one percent of the population, while the United States has conducted over one hundred million tests), and African statistics tend to…

October 1, 2020443Comments

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Menopause in women: Know the symptoms, complications and treatments

Menopause is a reality for every women in their lifetime, considered a normal part of ageing, occurring when their menstrual cycle ends. Menopause occurs when a woman hasn’t menstruated in 12 consecutive months and can no longer become pregnant naturally. It usually begins between the ages of 45 and 55, but can develop before or…

September 29, 20200Comments

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You Are Slowly Damaging Your Liver When Doing These 7 Things

These pieces of the body are: the cerebrum, heart, kidney and the liver, just to make reference to yet few. For the motivation behind this review, i am confused in on the liver. The liver is liable for the creation of bile, which helps divert waste and separate fats in the small digestive system during…

September 29, 20200Comments

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Vitamin D reduces risk of catching coronavirus, according to studies

Patients with good levels of vitamin D are less likely to catch coronavirus – and are less likely to die from it. Two new studies have researched the impact of the vitamin on the disease, with interesting results. Dr Michael Holick, a vitamin D expert from the US, recently published a study which found good…

September 27, 20200Comments

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Emeka Offor donates over N1.9bn medical equipment to 20 institutions

By Francis Onyeukwu An NGO, Sir Emeka Offor Foundation has donated medical equipment, supplies and medicines valued more than five million dollars (N1.908 billion) to 20 health institutions across Nigeria. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that nine university teaching hospitals, six federal medical centres, four specialist hospitals and one police hospital are the…

September 8, 20200Comments

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7 Signs You May Have Had COVID-19 Without Realizing It, According to Doctors

Pay attention to any lingering symptoms from that “bad cold.” By Korin Miller Whether you had a “bad cold” this winter or recently endured a cough that would not quit, it’s only natural to wonder if you might have had COVID-19 without realizing it. That’s especially true now that infectious disease experts say the virus was likely already…

September 2, 20200Comments

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6 Causes for Vaginal Bumps You Should Know About

By Alyssa Jung Itchy, painful, or mysterious lumps deserve a trip to the doctor ASAP. If you’ve ever morphed into a (panicked) Dr. Google, issues with your lady parts probably tops your list of whys. After all, odd smells, itchiness, or mysterious bumps can be anxiety-inducing reasons to schedule an emergency gyno appointment — but that’s…

September 2, 20200Comments

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The Best Essential Oils to Add to Your Bath Routine (and How to Do It Safely)

By Allison Young Pick the wrong bottle and you could end up irritating your skin. You run a bath, add a few drops of essential oils, then get in, right? Wrong. Yes, essential oils can dial up your bath, adding stress-relieving, mind-soothing, muscle-relaxing power, but chances are you’ve been doing it all wrong. Those potent vials are…

September 2, 20200Comments

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Global COVID-19 cases top 25 million – Johns Hopkins report

WASHINGTON – The number of coronavirus cases recorded worldwide has topped 25 million, according to data compiled by U.S. researchers. In the United States, which has the highest case tally of any country, infection numbers are nearing six million, according to figures from Johns Hopkins University updated on Sunday night. Brazil has the second-highest number…

August 31, 20200Comments

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Chadwick Boseman died from colon cancer and was just 43. What’s the risk for young people?

Actor Chadwick Boseman, 43, died Friday from colon cancer – a leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the U.S. and one that is increasingly affecting young Americans. While deaths from colon and rectal cancers have been declining for several decades due to improved screening and treatment measures, deaths among young people have been increasing slightly in recent years, according…

August 30, 20200Comments

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