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An oncologist warns Nigerians about the dangers of keeping quiet about cancer symptoms. Early detection and yearly screening are crucial for survival. Read More: https://punchng.com/cancer-exists-keeping-quiet-is-dangerous-oncologist-warns-nigerians/
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The death of veteran Nollywood actor, Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, after a reported battle with stage 4 cancer has drawn attention to one of the most advanced stages at which cancer can be…
An oncologist warns Nigerians about the dangers of keeping quiet about cancer symptoms. Early detection and yearly screening are crucial for survival.
[Premium Times] Although the majority of the cases handled by the UK tribunal did not involve Nigerians, the tribunal heard at least one case involving a Nigerian each month during this period, except…
[Health-e] At 21, Brandon Booysen from Randfontein in Gauteng is bedridden with end-stage kidney disease and severe bone complications after living with chronic kidney disease (CKD) since childhood.
PUTRAJAYA: The Health Ministry has revoked the notification for cosmetic product Remy Laure Soothing Cream after it was found to contain hydroquinone, a scheduled poison.
Roche is spending $190 million upfront to license a non-incretin obesity drug from South Korea’s Hanmi Pharm. The deal represents the latest in a string of obesity pacts inked by Roche in recent…
