A couple that has been unable to conceive after one year of regular and unprotected intercourse is considered infertile. Today, twenty-five percent of married couples are infertile. l There is a world wide, emotional epidemic of infertility, and even in India which has severe overpopulation, the most common reason for a visit to the doctor is
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United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation and Merck organised an Africa Research Summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to address the state of research capacity empowerment in Africa for healthcare. I gave a lecture on the access to healthcare in the management of untreated infectious diseases with the focus on sexually transmitted diseases and revealed
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I want to share with readers some of the presentation we made at the recently concluded 22nd world fertility congress of the International Federation of Fertility Societies in New Delhi, India. I will also be sharing some of the submissions from the 6th Conference of the Association of Fertility and Reproductive Health in Nigeria, held
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The month of October denotes breast cancer month. The word ‘cancer’ is a very dreadful terminology for both doctors and patients alike. It is so feared because of the suffering that patients go through and high death rates associated with the disease. What does the word ‘cancer’ mean? It simply refers to the uncontrolled growth
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