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Low-to-moderate alcohol consumption may protect against cognitive decline
New research suggests that low-to-moderate alcohol consumption may reduce cognitive decline in older adults.
A new study has found...
Does hydroxychloroquine cut COVID-19 mortality? Expert urges caution
The antimalaria drug hydroxychloroquine has generated significant controversy. A new study suggests that if it is given early, it can reduce mortality...
‘Strong evidence’ mothers can transmit virus to newborns
There is “strong evidence” that COVID-19- positive mothers can pass the virus on to their unborn infants, scientists said Thursday, in findings...
‘Hearing test’ opens a window into HIV’s effects on the brain
Scientists have discovered a way to track changes in sound processing in the brains of people with HIV. Their test provides a...
Pharmacists’ Council Closes Drug Market, Seals Off 452 Pharmacy Stores
The Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN) has closed a drug market along Douglas Road, Owerri, the Imo State capital for violating federal...
Why COVID-19 deaths, infections will continue to be low in Africa
More evidence are emerging on why death and infections by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) will continue to be low in Africa and...
We Give COVID-19 Result in 1 Hour – Bingham Varsity
Bingham University, Karu, in Nasarawa State has disclosed that its subsidiary, Zankli Research Centre, has the capacity to test and produce result...
‘No evidence’ that vitamin D can prevent or treat COVID-19
A review from health experts in the United Kingdom has found no evidence that vitamin D deficiency is an independent risk factor...
Govt Frees 3,789 Inmates to Curb COVID-19 Spread
The federal government has facilitated the release of 3,789 inmates in prisons nationwide as part of measures to curb the spread of...
Asthma drug could serve to treat Alzheimer’s disease
A laboratory study has found that the asthma drug salbutamol prevents the formation of tangles of fibrous protein that are a hallmark...
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