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The tragic death of a father of four highlights Nigeria’s growing food safety challenge and the hidden dangers of foodborne diseases. Food safety is one of the most overlooked public health challenges affecting families in Nigeria and around the world. From home kitchens to roadside food vendors, contaminated food and unsafe water practices continue […]
Young children are nearly three times more likely than adults to fall ill from unsafe food, according to new estimates released by the World Health Organization (WHO), which found that contaminated food causes around 866 million illnesses and 1.5 million deaths globally each year. The findings, published ahead of World Food Safety Day on […]
Plumbing professionals in Ondo State say the wider adoption of modern piping and drainage systems is helping to improve sanitation standards, even as challenges around water wastage and maintenance persist. The comments come amid ongoing efforts to meet the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 6, which aims to ensure access to clean water and sanitation […]
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released its first global guideline on GLP-1 medicines for obesity, as more than 1 billion people face a rising epidemic linked to 3.7 million deaths in 2024 and US$3 trillion in annual global costs. Reports revealed how more than 1 billion people are now living with obesity worldwide, a […]
Before diabetes strikes, the body whispers. Most people ignore the sound. Early symptoms of diabetes often appear subtle and are easily dismissed as stress or fatigue. Yet they are the body’s way of signaling danger. Common early indicators include: Frequent urination Intense thirst Uncontrolled hunger Rapid weight loss EPISODE 5: TYPES OF DIABETES EXPLAINED | […]
Three diseases with one name— do you know which one could be in your family? The 2025 World Diabetes Day theme— “Diabetes Across Life Stages”—reflects the reality Dr. Modupe describes. According to him, there are three major types: 1. Type 1 Diabetes Common in younger people. The body produces little or no insulin. Previously called […]
Think amputation is rare? Think again. New global statistics offer a chilling perspective on the reach of diabetes. International health bodies report that: Every 5 seconds, someone develops diabetes, while every 10 seconds, someone dies from the disease and every 30 seconds, a limb is amputated due to diabetes-related complications. These numbers underscore a global […]
How many Nigerians are treating medical emergencies like spiritual battles? For years, Baba Kudi interpreted the stubborn wound on his leg as a spiritual affliction. Like many Nigerians, he connected prolonged illnesses with unseen forces. But medical experts warn that misinterpretation often delays life-saving treatment. According to his former apprentice, who served under him during […]
Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh’s groundbreaking 10-part Diabetes Uncovered series shines a spotlight on one of Nigeria’s most misunderstood health challenges. Inspired by a real-life story and expert insights from Ondo State Specialist Hospital, the series educates readers on diabetes symptoms, prevention, lifestyle management, and life-saving foot care. Through compelling storytelling and public health advocacy, the series […]
Despite significant progress in reducing global tobacco use, the World Health Organization (WHO) has sounded the alarm over a sharp increase in e-cigarette consumption— particularly among young people. In a newly released report, the WHO estimates that more than 100 million people globally now use e-cigarettes. Of that total, approximately 86 million are adults, predominantly […]
