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.

What Socioeconomic, Genetic And Personal Differences Can Tell Us About The Sexlessness Pandemic

Minorities at Greater Risk of Infection by Antimicrobial-Resistant Pathogens

Health Crisis, Health News, Health Policy, Society

With the rise in the burden of contagious diseases, studies have shown that there exist some inequities in the colonization and infection of distinct races and ethnic groups by …

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A Comprehensive Step By Step Guide for Recovering from Spinal Surgery

Disability, Support and Resources, Surgery

Everyone has some degree of fear when considering spine surgery, and with good cause. This is a serious surgery, after all, with potential side effects on a patient’s mobility …

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Evidence-Based Strategies and Practical Interventions to Sustain Long-Term Weight Loss Following Semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy) Treatment

Fitness, Health News, Prescription Drugs

Semaglutide, marketed as Ozempic and Wegovy, is also available as compounded Semaglutide. It is a glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonist primarily used as an anti-glycemic drug in type 2 …

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Embittered Users Drag Novo Nordisk to Court Over Ozempic and Wegovy Side Effects

Drugs, Health News, Prescription Drugs

Ozempic burst onto the scene recently as a potential silver bullet against obesity. It was approved for medical use in the United States in 2017, and the internet quickly …

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Atherosclerosis Plaque Behaves Like Cancer and Can Be Reversed with the Oncological Drug Niraparib (Zejula), Study Shows

Cancer, Cardiology, Health News

Atherosclerosis is one of the major causes of cardiovascular events, accounting for more than 50% of deaths in developed countries Atherosclerosis is caused by the accumulation of lipids in …

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Why Women Are Less Likely to Start a Conversation on a Dating App

Health News, Mental Health, Society, Technology

Online dating has made meeting new people way easier, and it has become a staple in today’s society, particularly among younger people. About 30% of Americans had positive responses …

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An In-depth Analysis of Market Trends for Threads Used in Minimally Invasive Facial Lifts

Aging, Anti Aging, Dermatology, Health News, Plastic Surgery, Surgery

In the world of cosmetics and minimally invasive procedures, facial threads represent a significant invention that has aided medical providers in meeting the needs of clients who want to …

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The Rise of the Dermal Fillers Industry in South Korea: A Move Towards Global Markets

Aging, Anti Aging, Health News, Plastic Surgery

The use of dermal fillers to smooth wrinkles and facial lines has grown in leaps and bounds because it eliminates the need for more invasive procedures. Its popularity has …

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Study Finds AUTS2 Gene Mutation Reduces Brain Cell Division, Leading to Microcephaly

Genetics, Health News, Neurology

The autism susceptibility candidate 2 (AUTS2) gene has been found to be responsible for various brain developmental disorders. Diverse structural alterations of the gene have been implicated in conditions …

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