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.

Study Shows Fresh Fat and SVF Gel Transplant as an Effective Treatment for Morphea

Dermatology, Genetics, Health News, Medical Research

Morphea, also referred to as localized scleroderma, is a rare skin condition characterized by thickening of the dermis or subcutaneous tissue or both. The inflammation is caused by increased …

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A List of Must-Have Life-Saving Medications That Could Save Your Life

General Health, Health News, Prescription Drugs

The extension of human life expectancy has been made possible by advances in the pharmaceutical industry. Minor fevers and aches happen every other day, and the good thing is …

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Unexpected Drug Side Effects: Some Medications May Darken Gray Hair

Anti Aging, Dermatology, Health News, Medical Research, Prescription Drugs

Gray hair is a common life occurrence that happens as we age. Different people handle the process in different ways. While some people eventually get to embrace it, others …

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Withdrawing Antibiotics Temporarily Could Restore Their Effectiveness Against Resistant Bacteria

General Health, Health Crisis, Health News, Prescription Drugs

Antibiotic resistance has been an issue in the field of disease control for over two decades. Microorganisms find their way around antibiotics as quickly as new drugs are made. …

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Scientists Identify Connection Between Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and Anxiety Disorders

Gastroenterology, Health Condition, Health News, Medical Research, Mental Health, Psychology

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a digestive system illness where people with the condition suffer from bouts of unexpected diarrhea, stomach pain, constipation, bloating, and abnormal bowel habits. These …

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The Promising Impact of Levetiracetam, Masitinib, and Bryostatin 1 on Neurodegenerative Diseases

Aging, Health News, Medical Research, Mental Health, Neurology

Neurodegenerative conditions affect many people worldwide. Being more prevalent in the elderly population, they have claimed 15 million individuals globally. In 2019, about 50 million people who had at …

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Dapagliflozin(Forxiga) Reduces Risk of Cardiovascular Events and Controls Albuminuria in Heart Failure Patients with Type 2 Diabetes

Cardiology, Diabetes, Health News, Medical Research

Drug treatment has traditionally been the mainstay of management for a wide range of diseases, from the mildest headache to the most metastasized cancer. Diabetes management is no different. …

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It Takes 5 Years for the Oral Microbiome to Return to Normal After Quitting Smoking

Cancer Prevention, Dentistry, General Health, Health Condition, Health News, Medical Research

The microorganisms in the mouth, known as the oral microbiome, refer to the diverse community of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other microbes that live in the mouth. These microorganisms …

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FLSHclust Algorithm Discovery Unveils New Genetic Sequences and Expands CRISPR-Cas System

Genetics, Health News, Medical Research

Just one more article to add to the thousands that have been written about CRISPR-Cas9, but the hype is absolutely worth it. CRISPR-Cas9 has caused what could be described …

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Prophylactic Mesh Reinforcement More Effective Than Just Primary Suture in Reducing Midline Incisional Hernias

Health News, Medical Research, Surgery

An incisional hernia is an opening in your abdominal wall that develops at the site of a prior surgical incision. Midline incisional hernias happen more frequently than at other …

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