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HEALTH
Sugary soft drinks linked to rising diseases
Friday, 24 May 2013 16:11
As Kunle Babawaye, a level four medical student at the College of Medicine University of Lagos wobbled into the cafeteria to have lunch that Saturday afternoon, he was put off by the long queue of students waiting to be served their meal, but had to wait.
A 39-year-old photographer, Mrs Bilikisu Yusuf, has pleaded with spirited Nigerians to assist her with money, to enable her daughter, Mariam, undergo cancer surgery on her left eye.
When Desmond Umoh got news that his 93-year-old mother had died in his home town, Ikot Ekpene, Akwa Ibom State, his first decision was that being the first of his mothers three siblings, it was time to return home and give her a befitting burial. 
Prolong exposure to female hormones: 
A new report by Save the Children International titled, Surviving the First Day has estimated that about 90,000 babies die on the first day they are born in Nigeria.
A major problem confronting many private hospitals across the nation is inability to continue in business following the demise of the founders.
