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Dense breasts, age 70+ linked to suspicious breast lumps —UCH study (opens the original)
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Researchers at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, have identified heterogeneously dense breasts, advanced age, and having had at least five pregnancies as significant predictors of suspicious breast lumps among women undergoing three-dimensional mammography. The study found that women with heterogeneously dense breasts had about 10 times the odds of having a suspicious breast lump compared to those with other breast tissue patterns. Women over the age of 70 also had about 10 times th
HIV: Even Older men can benefit from PrEP medicines — Expert (opens the original)
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Older men who remain sexually active can benefit from HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), even when age-related conditions such as reduced libido and erectile dysfunction affect their sexual lives, a public health specialist, Dr Segun Oyedeji, has said. Oyedeji, Principal Consultant with Kent Counsul Ltd, said older people should not be excluded from HIV prevention medications simply because of their age or because they are managing conditions such as diabetes and hypertension. He spoke at the
Extreme cold, heat linked to higher hospitalisation risk in heart failure patients — Study (opens the original)
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Exposure to extreme cold and high temperatures can increase the risk of hospitalisation among people with heart failure, a large Swedish study has found. The study, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) and presented at the 2026 European Society of Cardiology Congress, found that short periods of extreme cold were followed by a higher risk of heart failure hospitalisation, while exposure to higher temperatures was associated with an increased risk within a shorter
Wrong condom size may cause discomfort, discourage consistent use — AHF (opens the original)
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The Prevention Programme Manager of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, Taofeek Adeleye, has warned Nigerians against using ill-fitting condoms, saying the wrong size could cause discomfort and discourage consistent use. Adeleye spoke during a two-day national training for media personnel on lenacapavir, organised by the Institute of Human Virology Nigeria in collaboration with the National Agency for the Control of AIDS. “Do women wear the same size of bra? Men do not also wear the same size of con
Former NIMR DG, Salako, tasks FG on clinical trials, local drug production (opens the original)
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Former Director-General of the Nigerian Institute of Medical Research (NIMR), Prof. Babatunde Salako, has tasked the Federal Government with urgently expanding Nigeria’s clinical-trial infrastructure and strengthening local pharmaceutical manufacturing to reduce the country’s dependence on imported medicines. Salako said Nigeria needed more Phase I to Phase IV clinical-trial centres, particularly in rural and underserved communities, to strengthen the country’s research capacity and generate evi
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