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Brazilian Doctors have started using the skin of tilapia fish to treat burn victims. The skin of Tilapia, the tropical fish, is a useful biological bandage for grafting, as it...
Read moreDetailsThe UK has stopped “active recruitment” of skilled and experienced health and social care personnel from Nigeria and from 53 other African countries globally. In its updated ‘Code of Practice...
Read moreDetailsModerna has revealed that it is confident that vaccines for cancer, cardiovascular and autoimmune diseases, and other health conditions will be ready by 2030. Also, studies into these vaccinations are...
Read moreDetailsThe Vice-President of Zimbabwe, Constantino Chiwenga, has disclosed that the country intends to introduce a law that would make it illegal for other nations to recruit its health workers. According to...
Read moreDetailsFinal data from a late-stage study published in the New England Journal of Medicine has revealed that Pfizer’s RSV vaccine, RSVpreF, was discovered to be 82% effective in preventing severe...
Read moreDetailsThe Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) has reported that Cerebrospinal Meningitis (CSM) has killed 52 Nigerians across 21 states between January 1, 2022, and March 5, 2023....
Read moreDetails(NC) Between complicated hybrid work schedules and full family calendars, one-stop shops have gone from optional to essential. Your local pharmacy is one of the places where you can get...
Read moreDetails(NC) When a condition feels like “not that big of a deal,” it can discourage us from getting treatment, especially if that means waiting a few days to see your...
Read moreDetailsMore than 175,000 patient appointments and procedures had to be cancelled in UK because of the strike action by junior doctors. With these figures, this is the most disruptive NHS...
Read moreDetailsThe World Health Organization (WHO) has reported that Burundian health officials have confirmed eight cases of polio virus, marking the first outbreak of the virus in the country in three...
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