Eziokwu Fab-Emerenini MBBS

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Eziokwu Fab-Emerenini MBBS

Dr. Eziokwu Fab-Emerenini, MBBS, is a public health physician and medical writer specialized in infectious diseases, healthcare advocacy, and preventive medicine. A firm believer in proactive health education, he actively organizes public health outreach programs and community awareness campaigns for underserved populations. Beyond his clinical and health literacy work, Eziokwu is a creative writer and poet dedicated to making evidence-based medical science accessible and engaging for global audiences.

Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI) Is as Effective as Open-Heart Surgery Study Shows

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The heart is responsible for the circulation of oxygenated blood to various body organs. Once the heart stops pumping, other organs will be oxygen-deficient and die subsequently. Hence, the …

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WFIRM Scientists Discover How to Use CRISPR to Better Edit Genomes with Minimal DNA Deletions

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CRISPR, meaning clustered regularly interspaced palindromic repeats, is a very powerful tool in genetics. It disrupts the normal sequence of repeating units of base pairs in a DNA molecule …

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Dopamine Stimulators Show Promise for Stress-Induced Anhedonia Over Traditional Serotonin Drugs

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Anhedonia is the word that describes the inability of a person to feel pleasure from the activities that they usually find enjoyable. It is a symptom of depression and …

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Research on Mice Shows Correlation between Sepsis and Psychiatric Disturbances

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With the increase in population and industrialization, the environment gets contaminated from the release of harmful wastes into the atmosphere, disruption of natural habitats, and an increase in the …

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Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD): Scientists Discover How Intestinal Viruses Affect the Gut

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The human body is known to consist of trillions of cells including bacterial, viral, and fungal cells, and the gut, in particular, harbors a larger population of these microbial …

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University of Michigan Scientists Use Sound Waves to Treat Previously Inoperable Liver Cancer

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Liver cancer is the third leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide. In 2020, approximately 830,180 people died of liver cancer worldwide. The American Cancer Society (ACS, estimates that in …

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New Research Gives Insights into Better Therapeutic Strategies for Spinal Cord Injuries

Disability, General Health, Health Condition, Health Crisis, Health News, Medical Research

Data from the National Spinal Cord Injury Association posits that about 450,000 Americans are struggling with spinal cord injury (SCI)-related disabilities. Several other organizations estimate 250,000 persons; a conservative …

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Scientists Repair Bones Successfully by Combining Gene Therapy and Bioprinting

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Bioprinting is a modification of 3D printing for the production of living entities like tissues and organs. It creates three-dimensional tissues by combining growth factors, cells, and biomaterials with …

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Curcumin Present in Turmeric Propels the Growth of Cultured Blood Vessels

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Turmeric is a natural spice used first by the Indians for both food preparation and as a medicinal herb, and is now presently used by many people across the …

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Researchers Finally Generate the First-Ever Complete Sequence of the Human Genome

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Every person is comprised of a sequence of genetic data that is housed within the nucleus of the cells and encoded as Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) that is geometrically folded …

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