No covid for God’s own continent: musings on the African paradox. By Victor U. Amadi, MD.
“The Name of the Lord is a strong tower: the righteous runneth into it and is safe.” Proverbs 18:10 When Covid-19 hit the world in the early weeks of 2020, …
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Chronic back pain: any remedy for the ageing? By Dr. Charles Chidi Ehirim
Persistent pain is not an inevitable part of aging but is fairly common among the elderly. The treatment of pain may be complicated by multiple problems that are far less likely to occur in younger adults. Bones and discs in our spines can degenerate over time, causing stiffness and soreness. But back pain doesn’t need to be an inevitable part of aging if you take the right lifestyle approach.
Covid-19 pandemic: follow the science: By Dr. Victor U. Amadi, MD
As frontline workers battle to subdue this virus, clinical information is simultaneously collected from the patients who recover or die. Furthermore, autopsy reports from pathologists in Italy, have been quite revealing. All these data serve to illuminate our pathways towards the search for vaccines and treatments. They also inform our public health policies and guidelines.
Tips for enjoying & surviving rainy season
By Nnamdi Ibeh Every farmer prays for the rains to come. It is a promise of abundant crop and harvest. Others are happy that it drives away the heat, making …
From the Covid-19 front line
I am An Emergency Medicine Physician in one of the busiest Emergency Departments in the city .
In the middle of the 2019/2020 Flu season ( mid February/Early March ) while experiencing a surge of patients in the Emergency Room with upper respiratory infection (URI) problems, which was the norm at this time of the year , we started seeing differences in the signs and symptoms of a new URI
