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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Hack your sleep cycle: The ultimate 90-minute insomnia cure for executives
The Nigerian Tribune headline presents a 90-minute sleep-cycle approach aimed at helping executives address insomnia. It focuses on adjusting sleep timing, though the headline alone does not explain the method or establish its effectiveness.
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Health · Leadership News ·Ondo Herbal Concoction Deaths: 6 Still In Hospital As Govt Seals Production Facility
Six people remain in hospital following deaths linked to a herbal concoction in Ondo State. The state government has sealed the facility where the concoction was produced.
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Health · BusinessDay ·Nutrition is central to human capital development – Sani
Sani has highlighted nutrition as central to human capital development, emphasizing its importance to people’s growth and capabilities. The headline does not provide further details about the context of the remarks or any proposed measures.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Diphtheria Kills 31 In Plateau
Diphtheria has killed 31 people in Plateau State, according to the headline. It does not specify when the deaths occurred, the number of cases, or what health authorities are doing in response.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Only 2 Died In Kano Prison Cholera Outbreak, Says NCoS
The Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) said two people died in a cholera outbreak at a prison in Kano. The headline does not provide further details about the outbreak, including when it occurred or how many people were affected.
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Health · Leadership News ·
Coordinator Lauds Anti-malaria Fight In Bauchi
A coordinator has praised efforts to combat malaria in Bauchi. The headline does not identify the coordinator or provide details about the activities or outcomes of the anti-malaria effort.
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Health · BusinessDay ·Dogs, rabies and window of hope: BB Fakae, veterinary parasitologist, shows exactly when and how to strike against rabies
Veterinary parasitologist BB Fakae discusses the role of dogs in rabies and identifies when and how action can be taken against the disease, pointing to a possible window for intervention.
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Health · Leadership News ·
How Junk Food, Alcohol, Tobacco, Drugs Are Killing Nigerians – Experts
Experts are warning that junk food, alcohol, tobacco and drugs are contributing to deaths among Nigerians. The headline identifies these substances and dietary habits as serious health concerns but provides no details about the scale of their effects or specific recommendations.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Could your everyday habits be affecting your brain?
The headline asks whether ordinary daily habits can affect the brain, drawing attention to a possible link between routine behaviour and brain health without specifying which habits or effects.
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Health · Nigerian Tribune ·Still on government neglect of our hospitals…
The headline points to continued concerns about government neglect of hospitals. It does not identify which facilities are affected, describe specific government actions, or provide details about the consequences for patients or healthcare services.
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Health · Premium Times ·PT Health Watch: How Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension puts mother, baby at risk
Premium Times’ health report examines pregnancy-induced hypertension and the risks it poses to both the mother and her baby. The headline signals a focus on the potential effects of this condition during pregnancy, without specifying particular complications or details about prevention and treatment.
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Health · Premium Times ·African malaria coalition warns 30% funding cut could cause 146m additional cases by 2030
An African malaria coalition has warned that a 30 per cent reduction in funding could lead to 146 million additional malaria cases by 2030. The warning highlights the potential impact of reduced financial support on efforts to prevent and control the disease across the continent.
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Health · BusinessDay ·Avoid chemicals that cause food poisoning
The headline advises people to avoid chemicals that can cause food poisoning, highlighting the potential health risk of chemical contamination in food without identifying particular substances or circumstances.
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Health · Vanguard ·Joseph Ojukwu at 100: The surgeon who made service his legacy
Vanguard marks Joseph Ojukwu’s 100th birthday by highlighting his career as a surgeon and presenting service as the defining feature of his legacy. The headline provides no further details about his life or work.
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Health · Vanguard ·REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH: Àjose Nigeria urges Nigerians to break silence
Àjose Nigeria is urging Nigerians to speak more openly about reproductive health, seeking to break the silence surrounding the topic. The headline does not specify the organisation’s reasons, recommendations or the particular reproductive health issues involved.
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Health · The Punch ·Cholera: Two Kano inmates die
Two inmates in Kano have died in connection with cholera, according to the report. The headline provides no further details about the deaths, the scale of any outbreak, or measures taken by authorities.
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Health · The Punch ·
Suicide: warning signs, risk and protective factors
The piece focuses on suicide warning signs, factors that may increase risk, and protective factors that may help reduce it. The headline does not specify particular signs or interventions.
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Health · The Punch ·
How healthy livestock can spread drug-resistant bacteria to humans
The report examines how livestock that appear healthy can still carry and pass drug-resistant bacteria to people, highlighting a potential public-health risk linked to the spread of antimicrobial resistance.
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Health · The Punch ·
Inside Redeemer’s Village robotic surgery
The report examines robotic surgery at Redeemer’s Village, focusing on the procedure or facility. The headline does not specify the patients, medical conditions treated, technology used or outcomes.
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Health · The Punch ·
Why women shouldn’t use cotton wool, tissue paper as sanitary pads — Gynaecologists
Gynaecologists have explained why women should not use cotton wool or tissue paper as substitutes for sanitary pads. The headline does not specify the medical concerns or recommend an alternative.
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