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    By Segun Lufadeju The state of your mind can influence the state of your health. Certain chemicals in the body, released by the brain, play a major role in determining your mood and how you feel. These chemicals – serotonin, dopamine, adrenaline and oxytocin – are known as neurotransmitters. Understanding how these neurotransmitters […]

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(Wellness coach and nutrition advocate) Chronic stress is one of the most pervasive health challenges of modern life. Persistent activation of the stress response system—particularly the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis—can contribute to fatigue, poor sleep, weakened immunity, mood imbalance, and metabolic disturbances. While pharmaceutical interventions may be appro...


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The Nigeria Federation of Business and Professional Women (BPW Nigeria) has demanded full prosecution of all perpetrators involved in the attack on women in Ozoro, Delta State, during a festival. The National President, Ojobo Atuluku, made the federation’s position known in a statement on Saturday in Abuja. Reports indicate that women were reportedly harassed and […]

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  The Federal Government has ordered the arrest and prosecution of perpetrators of alleged sexual assault linked to a local festival in Ozoro community, Delta State. Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development, Hajiya Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, gave the directive in a statement signed by the ministry’s Head, Press and Public Relations, Ahmed Danbazau in Abuja. […]

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For decades, Africa’s healthcare conversation has centered on access: access to medicines, access to clinics, access to trained professionals. While access remains essential, it is no longer sufficient. The silent crisis undermining health outcomes across the continent today is not merely whether patients can obtain medicines—but whether they can adhere to them consistently, ...


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