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UK Says No to Assisted Dying: A Question of Rights, or Who Holds Them?
UK lawmakers have rejected a bill to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales. The vote revives a difficult debate...
Read more“Monkey Tail”: Silent Killer On The Streets, Ondo Communities In Mourning After Mass Poisoning
Twenty-four residents of Araromi Obu and Odigbo in Ondo State have died after consuming a locally brewed herbal drink known...
Read moreNigerian Genius Bags €1.5m EU Grant to Expose Vaping Dangers
KUOPIO, Finland — Prominent Nigerian physician-researcher Professor Andrew Agbaje has secured a highly competitive €1.5 million European Research Council (ERC)...
Read moreNAFDAC Sounds Alarm: Sachet Alcohol Now Fueling Banditry
NAFDAC Director-General Prof. Mojisola Adeyeye has linked the indiscriminate consumption of alcohol to banditry in Nigeria, warning that sachet alcohol...
Read more“Consider the Unborn”: Don Pushes for Abortion Law Review
A Professor of Fetal Medicine at Olabisi Onabanjo University has called for a review of Nigeria's abortion laws to consider...
Read moreMaternal Anaemia Linked to Reduced Brain Volumes in Newborns
Maternal anaemia during pregnancy is linked to significantly smaller total brain volumes and localized structural variations in newborns, according to...
Read more69% of Nigerian Farmers Poisoned by Pesticides — Study
A new study published in Frontiers in Public Health has revealed that about 69 per cent of farmers and farm...
Read more“A Consuming Evil”: Fake Products Ravaging Nigerian Bodies — Doctors
Nigerian medical professionals have issued urgent warnings about the severe health risks of counterfeit goods, linking fake drugs and unwholesome...
Read more“Ogun’s 250-Bed Bet”: Amina Mohammed Inspects Gateway Medical Centre
The Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, Amina J. Mohammed, has visited the Gateway Medical Centre of Excellence in Abeokuta,...
Read more“We Burn It to Protect Them, But Their Developing Lungs Take the Hit”
Paediatricians have warned that burning mosquito coils indoors could expose children to smoke and pollutants that may irritate their airways...
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