New study links processed foods, soft drinks to higher lung cancer risk
A new study published in the journal Thorax suggests that ultra-processed foods (UPFs) such as lunch meats, ready meals, fizzy […]
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Prostate Cancer and black men: A deadly, silent threat
Prostate cancer remains a critical health threat, particularly for African American men who face a disproportionate risk. According to the
Nigerian Nurses’ forum decries ‘brutal’ attack on health worker in Asaba
The Elegant Nurses Forum (ENF) has condemned a “brutal and disgraceful assault” on a nurse at Asaba Specialist Hospital, allegedly
Hidden danger in your pepper: How local grinding machines may be contaminating food
Laboratory tests show dangerously high levels of metals in food ground using local grinders, raising urgent concerns about everyday food safety in Nigeria.
Your heart ages faster when vagus nerve is cut
Researchers found that restoring even a small portion of the vagus nerve connection can prevent rapid heart ageing and preserve healthy heart function after surgery.
What your farts say about your health
While passing gas 5-15 times daily is normal and indicates healthy gut bacteria…
Homelessness linked to early death in WA research
Western Australian research reveals homeless people die at an average age of 48 due to poor health conditions, as housing shortages delay medical treatment and leave support services struggling to meet demand.
Recurring miscarriages could be tied to body’s metabolism – Study
A new pilot study indicates that differences in how the body metabolizes vitamin B3 may be linked to recurrent miscarriages, pointing toward a potential metabolic cause for some pregnancy losses.
Financial stress ages heart as much as major medical conditions, study finds
AI analysis shows financial stress accelerates heart aging and raises mortality risk more than some major medical conditions, highlighting the need to consider social factors in cardiovascular care.
US commits $200m to Nigerian Christian clinics in $5b health pact
The United States has signed a five-year, $5.1 billion health cooperation agreement with Nigeria, which includes approximately $200 million in dedicated support for more than 900 Christian faith-based healthcare facilities.