diabetes

November 24, 2017

I’ve been living with this disease for more than 30 years – Obasanjo

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Friday led a crowd of people for a road walk for diabetes awareness in Abeokuta, Ogun, declaring that he walks with agility at 80, despite being diabetic. Highlights: Obasanjo revealed that he was diagnosed of diabetes over 30 years ago but said the condition has not affected his daily functions... Read More

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Diabetes: Researchers develop drug to replace insulin injection

by Omoleye Omoruyi A research by Australian scientists reveals that diabetic patients might soon be able to use drugs instead of insulin injections in treating the illness. Led by the Universoty of Adelaide, the research is reportedly testing safer and more effective drugs to treat type-II diabetes. Two studies published in the Journal of Medicinal Chemistry... Read More

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Nollywood actor, Prince James Uche is dead

Veteran Nollywood actor, Prince James Uche is dead. His death was announced on Wednesday via Instagram by Nollywood actress, Chioma Okoye. Uche had been battling with diabetes which had led to blindness and kidney problems. His leg was also amputated last year and his family had been soliciting financial support, especially when news filtered that... Read More

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Nollywood actor, Jide Kosoko’s wife dies

Henrietta Kosoko, the wife of Nollywood actor, Jide Kosoko, is dead. Henrietta, also an actress, was reported to have given up the ghost on Monday morning. The deceased, who’s a veteran in the Nigerian movie industry, celebrated her 53rd birthday last week. She slumped at home and was rushed to the hospital where she was... Read More

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5 healthy reasons to eat mangoes

by TNN The high content of vitamin A found in Mangoes is great for eyes since the vitamin can help prevent night blindness and dry eyes. Aids digestion: Mangoes contain several enzymes that help in breaking down protein. This is the reason people eat mangoes after a hearty meal. The fibrous content of the fruit... Read More

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‘It decreases your cancer risk’: 19 benefits of getting your body in shape

by Sarah Klien Even without a clinical diagnosis, working out will lift your spirits. Whether or not you find the elusive runner’s high or not, there’s no denying the extra blood flow to the brain and the extra mood-boosting endorphins it produces It’s April, so apparently it’s time to talk swimsuits. In particular, bikinis and the bodies... Read More

5 reasons you should drink coffee daily

by Ano Patel There are two kinds of people – those who drink tea and those who drink coffee. While both the beverages come with their individual health benefits, the argument never resolves as to which beverage is better. But here are some health benefits and reasons why you should have a cup of coffee... Read More

February 26, 2014

Did you know? 6 health benefits of cucumber

by Beverley Lewis 1. Cucumbers are not only the perfect summer food, they are also the best sources of potassium. Cucumbers containantioxidants like vitamin B, A, C zea-xanthin and lutein. These compounds fight free radicals, which cause ageing and age-related diseases. They are also full of minerals like magnesium, potassium and silicon, which are good for both hair... Read More

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November 6, 2013

Keep the doctors away: 10 healthy reasons to eat apples

by Sobiya N. Moghul A Brazilian study found that women who ate three apples or pears per day lost more weight while dieting than women who did not eat fruit while dieting. 1. Unique support for heart health Apples are a rich source of phytonutrients known as quercetin, catechin, phloridzin and chlorogenic acid. These unique phytonutrients help protect the cardiovascular system from... Read More

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October 25, 2013

6 lies you should NEVER tell your doctor

by TNN More often than not, obese people consider themselves a ‘healthy’ size and too many of us are blissfully unaware of the true impact our lifestyles are having on our health. 1. Running after the kids is enough exercise Reality check You are risking your health by failing to get enough exercise. Polish the... Read More

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September 13, 2013

You might need this: 5 healthy drinks for diabetics

by Trina Remedios Diabetics can also drink coffee, but… 1. Milk: Pros: Rich in vitamins and calcium, milk contains healthy culture that improves the digestive tract. Cons: This liquid is rich in calories and carbohydrates. Tips: – Milk contains calories but you can always shift to skim milk or low cal milk. – Almond and soy milk are good... Read More

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September 2, 2013

What your mouth reveals about your state of health

by Lisa Antao Usually, mouth ulcers occur when the body’s immune system is weak. 1. Pain in upper molars — Sinusitis The root cause of acute pain in the upper molars is sinusitis. When the maxillary sinus-air cavities within the cheek bones, above the upper jaw, becomes inflamed due to infection, it exerts pressure on... Read More

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August 21, 2013

Opinion: Air, air, everywhere, but not a place to breathe in Lagos

by Ogaga Ifowodo But I exaggerate because it is clear to me that we are getting dangerously close to a similar ordeal as the Ancient Mariner’s with regard to air, another vital element. Lagos, quite literally, is fast becoming an impossible place to breathe. I have taken extreme liberties with the anguished cry of... Read More

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OJ Simpson ‘has only 3 MONTHS to live because of an extreme case of diabetes’

OJ Simpson has only three months to live as a result of his extreme case of diabetes and unhealthy lifestyle behind bars. The combination of ‘sky high’ blood pressure, a vastly expanding waistline and a lack of physical activity as he serves a 33-year prison sentence have doctors concerned about his health. Simpson’s lawyer Ozzie... Read More

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On our radar: 5 sneaky health issues doctors miss

by Kathleen Rellihan And like with all these sneaky health issues, eating a balanced diet, exercising regularly and limiting stress is key… If you’ve ever felt like your MD brushed off your concerns, but that the problem wasn’t in fact in your head, you may be suffering from one of these often overlooked conditions. Sleep apnea... Read More

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December 4, 2012

For real? Men who don’t brush their teeth regularly are more likely to have erection problems

Men who regularly brush their teeth – thereby reducing their risk of gum disease – are less likely to suffer from erectile dysfunction than their less hygienic counterparts. New research has suggested those who suffer from inflamed gums are three times more likely to have trouble getting aroused. The Turkish scientists who led the study... Read More

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November 15, 2012

TICKER: #WeShouldWorry: 6 million Nigerians suffer from diabetes

No fewer than six million Nigerians are estimated to be living with diabetes just as the disease is expected to account for 52 percent of deaths in the country by 2015. Brand Development Manager of DeeDoo Nigeria, Erdoo Apeh, revealed this while briefing newsmen as part of the organisation’s activities to mark 2012 World Diabetes... Read More

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“Everybody who went to see her in the hospital cried” – Psquare opens up on mother’s death

by Adeniyi Abdul Music duo Psquare have opened up on the death of their mother which happened this month. Peter Okoye, one of the duo, in an interview with Encomium magazine revealed new details about the loss which has garnered an immense outpouring of sympathy support for the brothers from the public. He reveals that... Read More

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