HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is a virus that attacks the body’s immune system, specifically the white blood cells (leukocytes) responsible for fighting off infections. Once HIV enters these cells, it replicates, weakening the body’s defenses over time. Early diagnosis through…
Heart diseases are very prevalent in our environment. 21 million adults worldwide are living with heart failure. The heart is a muscular pump that ensures that blood circulates around the systems of the body. The brain, kidney, and even the…
Does sex truly affect our hearts? Many people wonder if it is possible to have a heart attack during sex. In this article, you will discover the connection and how sex affects your heart. You will also learn about the…
Blood clotting disorders are a group of conditions where the complex process of blood clotting (coagulation) does not function correctly. This can lead to two primary types of problems: Bleeding Disorders: The blood clots too slowly or not at all,…
Blood clots form due to various health issues and underlying problems, meaning diverse approaches are necessary to effectively prevent blood clots. Since clots often show no symptoms until they grow large enough to block blood flow significantly, effective blood clot…
Ramadan is a sacred month observed by Muslims worldwide, marked by fasting – abstaining from food and fluids from sunrise to sunset. As another Ramadan season approaches in Nigeria, preparations begin for this period of spiritual reflection and devotion. While…
As Ramadan comes to an end, the Muslim faithful’s will return to their normal routine. This means that the practice of eating only at dawn and at dusk will no longer hold. Abstaining food, drinks, and oral medications during the…
The kidneys are bean-shaped and fist-sized vital organs in the human body. Found on each side of the spine at the bottom of the rib cage above the waist. The kidneys are the body’s detox organs, filtering toxins out of…
Malaria is an infectious disease caused by a parasite that is transmitted through infected mosquitoes. Tropical and subtropical climates are where Malaria tends to spread the most. Such weather allows transmission between infected mosquitoes and people all year round. Due…
So you have that headache… the one that’s refused to go away. It’s only been two days, but it sorta kinda feels like forever. And now, just great, you start to feel dizzy too. What’s the instinctive reaction for many…
