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.

Scientists Design Nanoparticles to Help Immune Cells Accurately Target Pathogens without Causing Harm to Healthy Cells

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According to reports, there were about 190000 cases and 75000 deaths from acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome ALI/ARDS. With the advent of COVID-19, these figures skyrocketed …

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A Test That Can Improve the Quantity of Usable Donor Kidneys Developed by Chinese Researchers

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A kidney transplant is the last resort of therapy for patients facing kidney failure. The donor may be deceased or alive. Patients who undergo kidney transplants early enough are …

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New Evidence Reveals That Genome Exchange between Viruses and Host Cells Is Key to Evolution

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We understand that viral particles evolve and evade the immune defenses via genes they inherit from their parents that have interacted with the human host. On the other hand, …

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Macolacin a New Antibiotic That Can Kill Colistin-Resistant Bacteria a Welcome New Weapon for the Fight against Multidrug-Resistant Superbugs

Drugs, General Health, Health Condition, Health Crisis, Health News, Prescription Drugs

As microorganisms mutate and procreate, each mutation makes them more resistant to drugs that once killed them. A time will eventually come when we cannot keep up with the …

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The Behavior of Neutrophils Can Be Used to Forecast Cardiovascular Injury, Say Scientists

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According to the Centers for Disease Control , 659,000 people die yearly from heart-related diseases in the US alone. To put it differently, every 1 in 4 deaths is …

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The Battle of the Sexes Starts in the Womb: Guess What the Fight Is Over!

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A new life begins when a sperm with paternal genes fertilizes the egg with maternal genes. Normally, one would expect the paternal and maternal genes to peacefully cohabit till …

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Batteryless Device Based on the Piezo-Triboelectric Effect Can Treat Hearing Loss

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The World Health Organization describes deafness as the inability to hear sounds of 20dB or more in both ears. At present, 430 million people in the world have hearing …

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Mcgill University Scientists Develop Novel Investigation Technique to Monitor Electrical Signals of the Heart

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There are at least 158,000 deaths per annum from atrial fibrillation alone. This figure underscores the need to beef up our cardiovascular medicine investigations and treatment. Our cardiovascular medicine …

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Autism and Anger Management – Here Is How to Care For Your Dear Ones

Disability, Health News, Mental Health

High-functioning autism or HFA is a term used for those who have autism spectrum disorder and are capable of completing daily errands without assistance. They also have better functional …

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Blood Pressure Latest Facts: Types, Diagnosis, Complications, Causes, and Treatments

Cardiology, General Health, Health Condition, Health News, Symptoms

The movement of blood throughout our body is an important process. If a part of the body does not receive blood, it could lead to serious complications, especially if …

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