Help a choking baby

Choking occurs when an object or food becomes lodged in the throat or windpipe thereby blocking airflow and can lead to an emergency situation. This article details steps to help a choking baby. There are two types of choking: partial choking and complete choking. Coughing is the body’s way of clearing the airway, and so…

Why do people abuse drugs?

The sudden prevalence of drug abuse in the society is alarming. Just last week, i saw a video of some young boys and ladies having a ‘’good time’’ drinking all sorts of mixed concoctions, as well smoking, with them shouting ‘’on colos ‘’ at the top of their voices, moments later they are seen trying…

FIRST AID CARE AFTER A FALL.

A fall usually occurs when a person loses balance and descends to the ground or a lower level unexpectedly. Sliding is losing control of one’s footing or balance and moving across a surface unintentionally. Falls and slides are common accidents that can happen to anyone, anywhere, and at any time. Consequences of falls and slides…

LASSA FEVER IN NIGERIA

Let’s Talk About Lassa Fever: What You Need to Know! Have you ever wondered what Lassa fever is? Well, it’s a disease that humans can get when they come into contact with stuff contaminated by rat pee or poop. Yuck! But don’t worry, let’s dive in and learn more about it together. What’s the Deal…

VACCINATION: What is Vaccination and How Does it Work?

Vaccination is the process of administering a vaccine, which contains a weakened or inactivated form of a disease-causing pathogen, to stimulate the body’s immune system to create an immune response. This immune response can help protect the body against future infections caused by the same pathogen. Vaccines work by mimicking the infection caused by the…
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