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The LUTH Podcast invites you into the everyday life of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Nigeria’s foremost tertiary hospital.Each episode brings you the voices, experiences, and insights of the people who keep the system running, helping you understand the work, the…
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Bleeding Gums Are Not Normal: Let’s Talk About Gum Health (opens the original)
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Welcome to the LUTH Podcast. In recognition of the 2026 World Oral Health Day, themed “A Happy Mouth is… A Happy Life,” we’re talking about gum health. Is bleeding when you brush really normal? Does brushing harder mean cleaner teeth? And what does the health of your gums have to do with your overall health? In this episode, we speak with Prof. Kehinde Umeizudike, Professor of Periodontology, about gum disease, common oral health myths, how to properly care for your teeth and gums, and the impor
Breastfeeding: Facts, Myths & What Every Mother Should Know (opens the original)
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Welcome to the LUTH Podcast . This week, we’re talking about breastfeeding —why it matters, common challenges mothers face, and some of the myths surrounding it. We’re joined by Professor Ireti Fajolu, Professor of Paediatrics (President, Nigerian Society of Neonatal Medicine), and Mrs Aaron, Assistant Director of Nursing Services, for a practical conversation about getting breastfeeding off to a good start and supporting mothers along the way. Let’s get started.
IVF Explained: Who Needs It, Alternatives & Common Misconceptions (opens the original)
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What if the journey to parenthood isn’t as straightforward as you imagined—but you don’t have to walk it alone? In this episode, Professor Joseph Olamijulo discusses IVF, common misconceptions surrounding fertility treatment, and the options available to couples experiencing difficulties with conception. Deputy Director of Nursing Services, Mrs Lemomu, shares the important role of counselling and emotional support in helping patients navigate the process, while a father, Mr Monday Omorodion, who
Vaccines – Separating Myth from Medicine (opens the original)
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Vaccines – Separating Myth from Medicine In this episode, Consultant Public Health Physician, Professor I.P. Okafor , separates myths from facts about vaccines and explains why vaccination remains one of the most effective public health interventions. In this episode, we discuss: - How vaccines work and the difference between vaccination and immunization. - Common myths and misconceptions surrounding vaccines. - Vaccine hesitancy and the importance of public education. - Why vaccines are importa
Palliative Care in Nigeria: Everyone Has a Role to Play (opens the original)
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What does quality palliative care look like, and why should it matter to everyone? In this special episode, leading experts in palliative care - Dr. Ashti Doobay-Persaud, Dr. Josh Hauser, and Dr. Ann Ogbenna - explore why palliative care is an essential part of healthcare, the role of patients, families, communities, and healthcare professionals, and how collaboration, education, and policy can strengthen palliative care services in Nigeria. From global perspectives to local realities, this conv
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