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Orthopaedic surgeons seek multidisciplinary care for musculoskeletal diseases (opens the original)
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Experts in orthopaedic and burn care have called for stronger collaboration among healthcare professionals in the management of musculoskeletal conditions and burn injuries to improve patient outcomes. They noted that effective communication, stronger teamwork, shared treatment goals and coordinated care, evidence-based practice, and sustained institutional support were essential to ensuring that patients received comprehensive treatment, rehabilitation and psychological support throughout their
Eating snails during pregnancy can’t make babies sluggish, say nutritionists (opens the original)
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Nutritionists have dismissed the belief that eating snails during pregnancy makes babies sluggish, stressing that the animal protein is a good source of iron, calcium, magnesium and zinc, which pregnant women need to stay healthy and support their babies’ development. They noted that snails could contribute protein and several minerals to a pregnant woman’s diet, but stated that it should be eaten as part of a varied diet rather than regarded as an essential or sole source of nutrition. In exclu
How healthy livestock can spread drug-resistant bacteria to humans (opens the original)
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Healthy-looking livestock can harbour antibiotic-resistant bacteria and pass them to humans through contaminated food, water, animal handling and the environment, microbiologists have warned. The experts explained that resistant bacteria can live harmlessly in the intestines of cattle, sheep, goats and chickens, warning that inappropriate antibiotic use in livestock can promote the survival and spread of resistant strains. They further warned that the organisms could be passed out in animal faec
As shawarma consumption soars among Nigerians, experts fear cancer, kidney disease rise (opens the original)
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Nigerians are increasingly turning to shawarma as a quick meal. However, health experts warn that frequent consumption could raise the risk of hypertension, high blood sugar, kidney disease, and cancer due to its high salt, sugar, seasoning, and processed meat content, amid unhygienic preparation conditions that also increase the risk of foodborne infections. IYANUOLUWA ABIOLA reports For at least three days a week, a 21-year-old Mass Communication graduate, Stella Ginakachukwu, must buy and eat
Lagos ophthalmic nurses provide free eye screening for drivers in Mushin (opens the original)
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Ophthalmic nurses in Lagos State have taken eye-care services to commercial drivers at the Idi-Araba Motor Park, Mushin, examining their eyes, providing reading glasses and referring those requiring further attention for additional care. The outreach, held at Idi-Araba Motor Park on September 17, was part of activities organised by the Lagos State chapter of the Nigeria Ophthalmic Nurses Association to give back to the community and help people identify and avoid preventable eye problems. The ou
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