5 Ways to Lower Blood Pressure (without meds)

Hypertension(high blood pressure) is a condition where the force of blood against the artery is consistently high. It is a dangerous condition that affects most people and usually presents itself without any warning signs.

Diseases

Having Trouble Urinating as a Man? What It Might Mean

July 26, 2022

Prostate cancer is one of the most popular cancers in the male gender and is even a leading cause of cancer death in men. In fact, African men are more susceptible to this kind of cancer according to a study by the WHO.

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5 Reasons Why You Should Be Careful of the Sanitary Pads You Use

July 26, 2022

There have been thousands of reports over the years about how sanitary pads have led women to emergency rooms. Sounds crazy but it’s true! Your favourite sanitary pad has the ability to send you to the ER and that’s why this blog is essential.

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5 Ways to Lower Blood Pressure (without meds)

July 26, 2022

Hypertension(high blood pressure) is a condition where the force of blood against the artery is consistently high. It is a dangerous condition that affects most people and usually presents itself without any warning signs.

Diseases

What Does My Headache Mean? 5 Things Your Headache Position Tells You

July 5, 2022

Headaches are the one thing a lot of people tend to commonize. While it may not mean anything serious, its important to pay attention to your headaches when they become recurring or when they happen in a particular spot.

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How to Identify Stroke-Like Symptoms even in Young People

June 30, 2022

There is a common misconception that stroke only happens to older people; this is very far from the truth. Strokes occur when the blood supply to the brain is cut off, usually because of a blood clot in the brain or a blocked artery. This isn’t restricted to older adults alone

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How to Bring About a Decline in Maternal Mortality in Nigeria

August 19, 2021

Nigeria is Africa's most populous country, with close to 200 million people inhabiting it. Yet women in Nigeria have a 1 in 22-lifetime risk of dying during pregnancy or during childbirth or postpartum - while the risk in developed countries is 1 in 4900.