International Women’s Day (IWD) is celebrated annually on March 8th to commemorate women’s fight for equality and liberation. The day focuses on issues like gender equality, reproductive rights, and violence against women A Brief History of IWD IWD originated from labor movements in Europe and North America in the early Read more…
“Every movement counts. Your body remembers the care you give it.”Fitness is not only about having a structured workout routine or going to the gym for sets and reps of cardio. Sometimes, it is found in simple moments of movement that clear our minds, strengthen our bodies, and leave us Read more…
It is with great pleasure that we celebrate our mentor, mummy, big sis, teacher and the latest Professor today on her birthday. May God immensely bless you Ma and keep you healthy all the days of your life. Amen.
“I see you, and I know what this feels like.” I once watched a colleague move through her day with effortless precision: her stethoscope swinging lightly, her tone measured, her face calm. She greeted each patient with empathy, her notes immaculate, her mind sharp. From the outside, she was the Read more…
A Q3 book review by: Elizabeth Johnson (Medical Student)Dr. Busayo D. OyedemiDr. Opeyemi Odetunde Edited by: Dr. Opeyemi Odetunde Introduction Effectiveness in life does not come from shortcuts or quick fixes, -it comes from building strong internal habits. These daily practices, simple as they may seem, are rooted in deep Read more…
Doctor doctor how do you do? Running on corridors but where to? Chasing pints and pints of blood Just to keep the flow going on. Hey hey doctor have you slept? Has your mouth and gut being fed? As you try to keep hope alive, Do not forget to keep Read more…
To the heroes not wearing capes, thank you To the late night guardian angels, transfusing blood to dying patients, serving medications, passing catheters to relieve obstruction or monitor urine output, thank you. To the warriors in the theatre, using every incision, stitch and effort to ensure that the relatives waiting Read more…
Dr. Olutoyin Iretiola Asaolu Dr Olutoyin Iretiola Asaolu is a graduate of the College of Medicine (MBBS), University of Ilorin. She had her internship and residency training at the Federal Teaching Hospital Ido-Ekiti and the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, respectively. She is a member of the West African College of Read more…
Dr. Miriam Mutebi is a Consultant Breast Surgical Oncologist and Assistant Professor in the Department of Surgery at the Aga Khan University Hospital in Nairobi, Kenya. She is also a clinical epidemiologist and health systems researcher with a research focus on understanding barriers to access for women with cancers in Read more…