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HEALTH BENEFITS OF BITTER LEAF
Do you know that the common African plant, bitter leaf, which you can conveniently grow in your backyard, can cure a lot of ailments? In Nigeria, different tribes have names for
HEALTH BENEFITS OF BITTER LEAF 1. Battles against breast cancer 2. Lowers cholesterol 3. Improves Resistance 4. Prevents Cardiovascular Diseases 5. High in antioxidants (anti-aging agents) 6. Prevents Diabetes 7. Helps in the Management of Gastric Ulcer
HEALTH BENEFITS OF BITTER LEAF 1. Battles against breast cancer 2. Lowers cholesterol 3. Improves Resistance Prevents Cardiovascular Diseases 5. High in antioxidants (anti-aging agents) Prevents Diabetes Helps in the Management
Experts Call for Commitment, Funds to End Malaria Scourge
A medical expert and member Global experts are calling on stakeholders and government at all levels to urgently close the gaps in tackling the cases and deaths from malaria. Annually, more
600 PHCs tackle child-killer diseases in Imo
In its resolve to fight child-killer diseases, Imo State government sometime ago directed that all the over 600 primary health centres,PHCs, in the state would serve as centres for all primary
Ebola-hit countries launch immunisation drives
For the first time since the start of the Ebola outbreak, Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone are conducting nationwide immunisation campaigns aimed at vaccinating more than three million children against preventable
Botswana: Men Key to Immunisation Programme
Men are still lagging behind in playing an active role in their children’s immunisation, a health official has said. Speaking at the African vaccination week commemoration at Kachikau in the Chobe
Vaccination Teams Defeat ‘Ebola Effect’ in Guinea
The odds were stacked against Guinea’s vaccination teams. The initial side effects of the measles vaccine can easily be mistaken for the first symptoms of hemorraghic fever and a false rumour
US ‘will not fund research for modifying embryo DNA’
Modifying the DNA of embryos is a “line that should not be crossed”, a leading figure in US research says. Dr Francis Collins, National Institutes of Health director, was responding to
