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Christmas in Nigeria means food everywhere, family visits, travel, and celebration. But with all the feasting comes a hidden risk many people overlook: intestinal worms. Should you deworm before Christmas? This article breaks down what doctors recommend, who needs deworming, the best timing, and how to stay healthy while enjoying the season. Simple, practical, and festive-ready

HIV isn’t an automatic death sentence, and AIDS isn’t inevitable. From transmission myths to treatment truths, this World AIDS Day, learn how awareness, testing, and care can save lives. Bust myths, get informed, and empower yourself and others with facts that matter.

For years, Nigerians have trusted methylated spirit and iodine as the go-to for cuts and bruises. But are they really safe for wound care? Learn why spirit may delay healing, what to use instead, and when to seek medical help.

From bitter herbs to palm wine cures, African traditions are rich in homegrown health wisdom. But as modern medicine rises, are these remedies still safe—or just sentimental? In this thought-provoking read, we explore where cultural practices and science collide, where they find harmony, and how today’s Africans can blend both worlds to protect their health without losing their roots.

If you’ve ever hinted at going to therapy in a Nigerian household, chances are…

Sleep isn’t just about feeling rested—it’s the foundation of good health. When you sleep well, everything in your body functions better, from your brain to your immune system.

Snacking can be both delicious and nutritious, even on the busiest days. You can fuel your body and mind without relying on unhealthy alternatives by choosing nutrient-dense, locally available options and preparing ahead.

November is COPD Awareness Month, a time to spotlight Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease—a “silent” respiratory condition that affects millions worldwide. Learn about what COPD is, its causes, and the groups most at risk. Recognizing early symptoms and understanding risk factors can empower individuals to seek timely treatment and improve their quality of life.

Get involved this Breast Cancer Awareness Month by educating yourself and those around you. Schedule a screening or talk to your healthcare provider if you notice any unusual symptoms. Spread the word—early detection is key!

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal disorder that affects millions of women, including many in Nigeria, yet it often goes undiagnosed. In this article, we explore what PCOS is, its key symptoms—like irregular periods, weight gain, and excess hair growth—and available treatments. Learn how lifestyle changes and medical interventions can help you take control of PCOS and live a healthier life.