The Nigerian Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has yesterday reported the lowest tally of the coronavirus infection in the last seven months with 58 new cases in nine states across the federation. With the new record, the total infected persons in Nigeria now stand at 59,394.
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) says in a fresh record that the country's new case for the COVID-19 has sharply decreased from the 221 and 189 recorded on Friday and Saturday respectively to 97 yesterday. Accordingly, the record is one of the lowest recorded cases of the coronavirus in the last six months.
The very first case of Coronavirus (COVID-19) to have entered Africa has been detected in Egypt on Friday, Feb. 14 after a "foreigner tested positive. The case was detected through a follow-up programme implemented by the Egyptian government for travellers arriving from countries where the virus has spread. The infected man, whose identity and profile has remained unknown so far has since been quarantined in a hospital.
1Dokita Healthcare has conducted free medical screening and sensitization outreach for residents of Bariga, Lagos. The healthcare startup leverages technology to provide diagnostic and medical services to Nigerians.
According to a study in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition, the researchers concluded that artificial sweeteners don’t affect blood sugar levels. Artificial sweeteners alone cannot raise your blood sugar.
Almonds are one of Mother Nature’s greatest snacks, and since they’re easy to grab-on-the-go, there’s no messy preparation in the kitchen either. Grown on a tree native to Mediterranean climate regions of the Middle East, from Syria and Turkey to Pakistan, these nuts are full of high levels of fiber, vitamin E, and proteins. Mumbai-based fitness expert and nutritionist Madhuri Ruia says,
