Prosecutor says only death sentence applies to counts 1–6 against Nnamdi Kanu
Prosecutor Chief Awomolo, SAN, has stated that the only enforceable sentence for counts 1 to 6 against Nnamdi Kanu is the death penalty.
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I am a doctor who believes in medical miracles
Marc Siegel argues that medicine and faith are not incompatible and says doctors should remain open to the possibility of medical miracles.
Lagos becomes first Nigerian state to introduce mental health directory
Lagosians will now have a central, reliable gateway to mental-health care, the Ministry says.
Obiano debunks death rumors, says he Is alive and well
Former Anambra State Governor Willie Obiano has debunked viral reports of his death, affirming he is in good health and residing in the United States.
Why more women are turning to testosterone therapy despite FDA concerns
An increasing number of women are using testosterone treatments to address low libido and energy, despite the hormone lacking FDA approval for female use.
Trump administration to deny U.S. visa to fat people, others
The Trump administration is directing U.S. consulates to consider obesity and other health conditions when granting visas.
Does gray hair offer protection against cancer?
“Each gray hair represents a follicle where the body identified DNA damage and chose safety over risk.”
Africa loses $10bn to medical tourism, NMA urges more health investment
The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) says Africa loses about $10 billion yearly to medical tourism, with Nigeria accounting for $2 billion, urging investment in local healthcare to reverse the trend.
It is possible to protect your kidneys
Kidney disease, often called a “silent killer,” progresses stealthily, with symptoms frequently appearing only after significant, irreversible damage has occurred.
Let us talk about pica (2)
According to research by Cardiff University, children who experience eating difficulties, including undereating, overeating, and fussy eating, are more likely to experience pica.