Diabetes Reversal, Now A Possibility!

On June 4th 2013, The Nation newspaper carried the news that the World Health Organization (WHO) declares Nigeria, the leader in Africa of people living with Diabetes. That means, Nigeria has the highest number of people suffering from Diabetes in Africa. The report also states that Nigeria has the highest mortality rate from this disease.

Man Grow Gills After Having Fish Genes Added To His DNA

Russian scientists have just accomplished an incredible feat which could represent a major breakthrough in the domain of genetics: they were able to grow some functioning gills on a 27-year old man by adding some fish genes to his DNA strand.

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Here are five simple steps to send the smartest, most reliable and affordable Christmas greeting and promotions to family, friends, associates, customers, church members and well-wishers. Step1:

Older women are becoming new mothers

SEVEN years ago, Rajo Devi Lohan made headlines around the world by becoming the world’s oldest first-time mother, when she gave birth to a baby girl at the age of 69. She went through IVF treatment, had a difficult pregnancy and delivery, but had a successful birth and healthy baby that she describes as a gift from God.
Omkari Panwar, in 2008 of India became the oldest mother in the world when she had twins at the

Viagra, other ED meds won’t raise cancer risk

Could impotence drugs like Viagra, Cialis or Levitra raise a man’s odds for melanoma skin cancer?

A new review of data involving over 20,000 men does find a slightly higher risk of the disease in men who took erectile dysfunction drugs versus those who didn’t.

However, the researchers believe the bump in risk is tied to lifestyle factors that men who take

The University Don Who Says He Has Cure For HIV/AIDS

A University Don, Professor Maduike Ezeibe of the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike, Abia State, has claimed his recent therapy for the dreaded Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome is real and effective. According to Ezeibe, he discovered the therapy when he decided to join the medical world to search for a solution to HIV/AIDS.

Study: Shy men make better lovers

It is no gainsaying that most women prefer dating men who appear confident and outspoken, not necessarily because such men are better lovers, but partly because they exhibit an aura of protection, safety and reliability for their spouses.

Notably, shy men may not be every woman’s preference maybe because they appear calm and non-aggressive in situations that demand absolute exhibition of their manliness, but it now appears

HIV/AIDS has declined in Nigeria –UNAIDS

 

The authorities of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS say there has been a steady decline in the spread of HIV/AIDS in Nigeria in the past five years.

Investigations conducted independently by the UNAIDS, Health Systems Strengthening, Integrated Biological and Behavioral Sentinel Survey and the Federal Ministry of Health have revealed a 54 per cent reduction in the estimated incidence of HIV in Nigeria between 2003 and 2013 – down from 46

Herpes drug might help control HIV too

A widely used herpes drug also seems to help people with the HIV virus, even if those people don’t also have herpes, a new small study found.

The researchers said their findings challenge the belief that drug Valtrex (valacyclovir) requires the presence of herpes to benefit people with HIV-1. HIV is the virus that causes AIDS.

The study included 18 HIV patients in Peru. When patients took Valtrex twice daily for two weeks,

Shield Against AIDS Virus in Monkeys 'Astonishingly Effective' ---New Drug

Scientists said Wednesday a new drug tested on monkeys provided an astonishingly effective shield against an animal version of the AIDS virus, a major gain in the quest for an HIV vaccine.

Macaque monkeys given the drug were able to fend off high, repeated doses of the simian version of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), they reported in the journal Nature.

"We… show a way to achieve long-lived, effective vaccine-like protection from HIV 1," the main