Young Nigerians face hidden burden of hypertension
By Folasade Akpan For Mr Muhammed Usman-Vulegbo, a civil servant diagnosed with hypertension in his mid-30s, the experience challenged his belief that high blood…
By Folasade Akpan For Mr Muhammed Usman-Vulegbo, a civil servant diagnosed with hypertension in his mid-30s, the experience challenged his belief that high blood…
By Justina Auta The Legislative Initiative for Sustainable Development (LISDEL) has called for affordable hypertension care, warning that only one in eight Nigerians…
By Folasade Akpan For many Nigerian households, salt is an essential ingredient that brings meals to life. From traditional soups and stews to modern…
By Abiemwense Moru On a busy afternoon in Abuja, conversations about hypertension moved beyond statistics and policy discussions. They became deeply personal stories of…
By Safia Abdulrahman Dr Marvelous Idemudia, a medical doctor at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Clinic, has expressed concern over the growing…
By Justina Auta Civil servants in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have lauded a free hypertension and blood sugar screening exercise aimed…
The pharmaceutical giant, May & Baker Nigeria Plc., has identified hypertension treatment as a ‘lifetime medication’, calling for Federal Government’s interventions to reduce cost of its drugs to enhance access.
May & Baker Nigeria Plc on Friday urged Nigerian adults to cultivate the habit of checking their blood pressure regularly to prevent hypertension-related complications and sudden deaths.
A Food and Wellness Therapist, Mrs Ifeoma Onuoha, says regular intake of good nutrients helps the heart to work efficiently and manage blood pressure.
By Justina Auta Health experts have called for free treatment programmes, stronger policies and improved funding to address the growing burden of hypertension…