The Catholic Church of Nigeria has given and defended it reason against the use of condom.
The Secretary-General of the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria, Rev. Fr. Ralph Madu said condom usage encourages bastardisation of sexual activities by young people and…
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Unveil Makeup Institute presents “101 beautiful faces!”
Take advantage of the slashed fees at The Unveil Makeup Institute this season and become a fabulous makeup artiste. Hear what the CEO has to say:
“Hello, we’ve all been swept away by a woman who walks into a room…
Hirsutism (Increased Hair Growth In Women) – The Causes, Prevention & Cure
Hirsutism (or hirsutes) is the term used for increased hair growth in women. It refers to a male pattern of hair, i.e. in the moustache and beard areas (chin), or occurring more thickly than usual on …
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Gaan Marry Oh: Women Who Give Birth At 35 & Above Risk Having Children With Down’s Syndrome
With the World Syndrome Day ending last Thursday, neuropsychiatric expert, Dr. Suraj Adeyemo, tells MOTUNRAYO ABODERIN of MyNaij.com that the government needs to pay more attention to persons living with the condition. How can Down syndrome …
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Britain warns over antibiotics resistance
Britain has warned about the global threat resistance to antibiotics poses to mankind. The government’s chief medical officer described the threat as ‘catastrophic’, which should be ranked alongside terrorism. Sally Davies called the problem a “ticking time-bomb”, saying routine hip…
Expert: Drugs better with water not soft drinks
A Nigerian pharmacist, Mr Busayo Idowu of the Department of Pharmacy, University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital (UITH), warned Nigerians on Saturday that taking drugs with beverages such as soda or soft drinks could have adverse effects. Idowu said that drugs…
Possible link found between salt, auto-immune disease
A high-salt diet may be a risk factor for autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis (MS), according to three papers published in the journal Nature on Wednesday. Two of the studies showed that salt can induce the production of aggressive cells…
Report: Olive oil, nuts dietary keys to cut heart risks
A Mediterranean diet rich in olive oil, nuts, fish, fruit, legumes and wine reduced the risk of heart attacks, strokes and deaths from heart disease by 30 percent, a major new study has found. The study, published by the New…
Men more likely to die of cancer than women – Research
Not only are men more likely than women to be diagnosed with cancer, men who get it have a higher chance of dying from the disease, according to a United States study.
In an analysis of cases of all but…
388,864 Nigerians Infected With HIV In 2011
At least, 388,864 Nigerians were infected with the HIV disease in 2011 alone, says the Lagos State Government.
The government quoted the National AIDS Control Agency statistics, which revealed that there were 388,864 fresh cases of HIV reported as at…

