The elderly are sometimes referred to as ‘big babies’, though some may defer, the truth remains that the elderly need constant supervision and caring. Some children dread the stage, when …
Our parents or guardians took care of us by themselves without any help, when we were young, so it is a Nigerian custom to reciprocate it… Well, things are changing …
A conversation about virtual medical care in Nigeria Enquirer: OK what is this Telemedicine? MyMedicalBank: In simple terms, Telemedicine is the practice of providing “medicine” (healthcare) from “tele” (far). It …
Traditionally, Africans love to look after their parents in their old age. In the absence of the type of State social security provided for old people in the West, for …
Life expectancy in Japan is 84 but 54 in Nigeria. That means on the average, someone living in Nigeria will die 30 years earlier than a person living in Japan. …
In this rich interview with Technext, a publication focused on Technology and business-related content with a deliberate emphasis on the African narrative, MyMedicalBank CEO, Ayo Adebamowo offers profound insights on …
I WOULD HAVE LOVED TO BREASTFEED BUT MY BABY REFUSES: WHAT TO DO. The breast milk is the best you can afford babies especially the first six months of life. …
Dr Chris Ngige, the Nigerian Labour Minister caused a massive media storm in 2019 when he stated that the country had too many doctors and was not suffering any brain …
The number of smartphone users in Nigeria is predicted to rise from 34 million to 140 million within the next 4 years according to a study. However while most users …