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Experts Believe Pharmacy Research Can Help Raise Health Literacy Standards

Limited health literacy can lead to difficulties in patients' self-care activities such as tak…

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New Concerns on Robotic Surgeries

IN early March 2009, Erin Izumi, a woman in her 30s from Tacoma, Wash., underwent robotically assi…

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Government Smashes job Syndicate in North East

No fewer than 149 persons who specialise in employment racketeering have been arrested by security…

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National Malaria Elimination Programme, FCA, Total Renew Commitment Towards Disease Eradication

As part of efforts aimed at eliminating cases of Malaria attack in the country by half and deepeni…

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Having Children Lowers Risks of Dying of Type 1 Diabetes

New research published at this week’s annual meeting of the European Association for the Stu…

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Nutritional and Health benefits of Dietary Fibre (2)

  Dirtary fiber can be used as a preventive or treatment for various kinds of health condit…

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Pharmacists Want Clinical Services in Govt Hospitals Privatized

TO efficiently refurbish healthcare infrastructure and facilitate research and development in the …

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Radiologists Clamour for Public Private Partnership in Practice

THE dearth of public and private partnership in radiologic practices has been identified to be the…

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Radiologists Clamour For Public Private Partnership In Practice

  THE dearth of public and private partnership in radiologic practices has been identified …

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Green Tea Polyphenols Again Shown to Lower Breast, Prostate Cancers Risk

RESEARCHERS randomly assigned the men to either six cups of brewed green tea or water daily for th…

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Diabetes-Safe Workout

The American Heart Association recommends that people with type 2 diabetes get two-and-a-half hour…

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Nail Fungus Drug Might Help Against HIV

A common drug used to treat nail fungus may hold promise against HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, …

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Vitamin D Alone Ineffective for Postmenopausal Osteoporosis

  Calcium supplements significantly improved bone health in postmenopausal women in a doubl…

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Anti-depressants 'Linked to Type 2 Diabetes'

The University of Southampton team looked at available medical studies and found evidence the two …

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Medical Laboratory Science Association to Promote Professionlism

The Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria has the partnered with the Associationof Medical…

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Uduaghan Announces $20,000 Residency Training for Delta Doctors

Delta State Government will henceforth sponsor medical doctors of the state origin at the National…

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Pharmacists Oppose Proposal for Surgeon General

Pharmacists under the aegis of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria, PSN, have urged Federal gove…

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Stakeholders Close Ranks Against HIV/AIDS

IN its efforts to rid the world of HIV/AIDS, the United States Government has restated its readine…

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FCA Distributes 3,000 Mosquito Nets

In a renewed bid to fight malaria, a non-governmental organisation, the Family Care Association in…

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Cancer Treatment: Nigeria Loses $2m to India Monthly

The Chief Executive Officer of Global Resources and Projects Nigeria Limited, organisers of West A…

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