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3 weeks ago | 
newtelegraphng.com | Appolonia Adeyemi
Following the success of his critically acclaimed four-track EP ‘TZA’ and chart-topping single ‘Marhaba, multi-award-winning Afrobeats sensation Kizz Daniel has officially set a release date for his highly anticipated fifth studio album, ‘Uncle K. The global music sensation recently took to Instagram to announce that his highly anticipated album will drop on May 24, 2025.
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1 month ago | 
newtelegraphng.com | Appolonia Adeyemi
A technique to improve the precision of prostate cancer surgery means that almost twice as many men preserve their erectile function compared to those undergoing standard surgery. These are the results from a clinical trial led by researchers from University College London (UCL) and the University College London Hospital (UCLH).
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1 month ago | 
newtelegraphng.com | Appolonia Adeyemi
As Nigeria joins the global community to mark the 2025 World Tuberculosis Day, experts have said stigmatisation and discrimination of persons suffering TB disease, is a major factor driving the ailment in the country. Against this trend, he urged Lagosians and Nigerians at large to reduce the stigmatisation and discrimination of TB persons to the barest minimum. Also, another factor that is driving TB in the country is poor awareness of the disease.
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1 month ago | 
newtelegraphng.com | Appolonia Adeyemi
For seniors who feel increasing sleepiness, a new study has found it could indicate that they’re at increased risk for dementia. Women in their 80s had double risk of dementia if they experienced increasing daytime sleepiness over a five-year period, researchers reported in the journal Neurology. Dementia is the loss of cognitive functioning – thinking, remembering, and reasoning – to such an extent that it interferes with a person’s daily life and activities.
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1 month ago | 
newtelegraphng.com | Appolonia Adeyemi
The Business Club Ikeja (BCI) has said its highly anticipated Business Expo, scheduled from March 25 to 27, is expected to unite entrepreneurs, business leaders, and industry experts to explore new opportunities, foster partnerships, and share valuable insights regarding business growth and innovation.
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1 month ago | 
newtelegraphng.com | Appolonia Adeyemi
Nestlé Nigeria has demonstrated its commitment to providing accessible and affordable nutrition with the launch of Golden Morn 3in1, Nigeria’s first fully ready-to-eat cereal. This product combines Nigeria’s favorite Maize and Soya cereal with milk, requiring only the addition of water to serve a complete meal that can be enjoyed at any time of the day. Golden Morn, the cherished homegrown family cereal born in 1986, has since grown into the most consumed cereal in Nigeria.
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1 month ago | 
newtelegraphng.com | Appolonia Adeyemi
Researchers from the University of Toronto in Canada recently conducted a study to explore how low carb diets can affect bacteria linked to colorectal cancer. The study was published in ‘Nature Microbiology. The researchers focused on whether these diets impact certain bacteria and how that may contribute to colorectal cancer development. Their study results showed that a type of Escherichia coli is negatively impacted by low carb diets.
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1 month ago | 
newtelegraphng.com | Appolonia Adeyemi
A new study by South Korean researchers has found that chewing on hard materials like wood may boost memory. Results of the study are published in ‘Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience’. Chewing on hard materials increases the amount of the antioxidant glutathione (GSH) in the brain, according to the researchers, while chewing softer surfaces, like gum, did not have the same effect.
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1 month ago | 
newtelegraphng.com | Appolonia Adeyemi
A new study led by researchers in China has found that intravenous (IV) drips could contain thousands of dangerous plastic particles. Results of the research are published in the journal ‘Environment & Health’. These particles tiny fragments produced by degrading plastic – have been found in the human brain, liver, heart and even breast milk. Research has linked microplastics to chronic illnesses including cancer, heart disease and inflammatory bowel disease.
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1 month ago | 
newtelegraphng.com | Appolonia Adeyemi
Appolonia AdeyemiThe National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has exposed a $1.4 million international fraud scheme, where foreign businesses were deceived into paying for fake NAFDAC product registrations.
