New Tv Personalities And Medhelp Doctors Beatrice And Mujidat Share Fun Time In Serene Location.

It is surely a moment of joy when friends hang out. It even a greater joy when colleagues who are true friends share in joyful moments.

This can be said of MedHelp Doctors, Drs Muji and Beatrice, who shared this photo on her Facebook. Both of them are among the four doctors expected to host the new TV Show, MedHelp Doctors.

Enjoy Doctors!!!

HeroSamson Releases Another Stunning Photo As Nigeria's Martial Art Best.

He trains many interested in the art of martial arts, especially in Kick boxing, Judo, Taekwando, Karate, fitness training, weight loss, Tommy reduction & Six-packs advancement exercises. He clients include military officers, Lecturers, the rich of the society and all lovers of the sport.

He heads the International Heroes Institute of Mixed Martial Arts, iHiomma, a marital art academy based in port harcourt, Nigeria. 

He released a photo today on his Facebook, where he called himself, 'Nigeria's God of Martial Arts'... See Photo after the cut..

BEST BIRTHDAY WISHES TO OUR STAR FOR TODAY… SUPER MODEL GABRIEL ACHUKWU!!!

Happy Birthday, Gabriel

You can only have the love and respect of those who cherish and believe in you – Anonymous

Gabriel celebrates his birthday in style today by releasing this breathtaking photos, supported by Trendy Johnson Costumes.

As a public health student he has a statement to all who truly believe health for all is a priority: “Learn to transform all you do into a healthy venture – it would outlive you”.

See other stunning photo released today as the ex Mr Madonna University in conjunction with co-star Brenda…

Follow Gabriel on his Instagram Page @gabeblack 

See more stunning photos of how he continues to model for big brands and signatures. 

Brenda And Gabriel In Trendy Johnson Costumes.

#commonsense Senator Ben Bruce Writes Epic Open Letter To Youths (MUST READ)

The #CommonSense Senator, Ben Murray Bruce penned an open letter to Nigerian youths urging them to desist from the mistakes his generation made.

Read below!

Ben Carson: Ahead of his Peers.

Dr Benson Carson, 63, retired neurosurgeon and a popular figure in the medical world is set to be the second African-American President of the United States of America after President Obama's tenure expires.

Though he is from the outskirt of electoral politics, as he has never run for any office before now, he may be taken as a day-dreamer. I believe Dr Carson, will give his fellow contenders a run for their money. Being a doctor of many firsts, he surely has substantial name identification. He can raise money from his grass-root followers. His poverty to prominence story is very compelling.

Above all he has long started his campaign, since last year, with his contenders at party level, just warming up to begin their campaign.

   Keep your fingers crossed people, for he might just emerge with the prize in hand.

Harmattan and Your Health - By Dr Emmanuel Toochukwu

The climate, of all the environmental factors, is the most important, affecting health indirectly through its influence on plants,
animals, insects and microbes, and directly by taxing the body’s physiological reserves. It controls the growth and distribution of
microbes and insects that may transmit them or may act as pests. Thus wealth, nutrition, education and development, and their
interaction with health, depend to a large extent on climate. Harmattan according to the American Heritage Dictionary of the
English Language: Fourth Edition. 2000, may have originated from the Arabic word: HARAM, which literally means; the evil thing.
This origin may not be unconnected with the adverse effect of this weather especially in the Sahara. The Harmattan is a dry and
dusty wind blowing northeast and west off the Sahara into the Gulf of Guinea between November and March(normally) . It is
considered a 'Natural Hazard'. On its passage over the desert it picks up fine dust particles to neighbouring countries, including
Nigeria. The effect caused by the dust and sand stirred by these winds is known as the Harmattan Haze, and costs airlines millions
in cancelled and diverted flights each year.
The Harmattan, despite its adverse health effects, is not without some health benefits to man. For example, the low temperature
associated with
it is unfavourable for breeding of mosquitoes thus reducing the incidence of malaria.
The eyes are directly exposed to the harsh weather especially the dust particles carried by the wind. Thus itching, foreign body
sensation and redness
may be common especially in individuals with allergic eye disease. Proper eye hygiene in form of washing with clean water, reduce
exposure to dust and protective spectacles, are advocated. The respiratory system, because of its direct communication with the
atmosphere, is heavily and badly affected. The respiratory tract has got a defensive mechanism that stops harmful particles in the
air from getting to the lungs. This defense may however be overwhelmed by the concentration of the pollutants in the atmosphere,
depending on the health status of a person
or owing to a small sized particles that escape entrapment. The resultant effect is damage to the system predisposing to infection.
Excessive sneezing, cough and catarrh are some of the symptoms common to most people. The Harmattan period is not the best of
weathers for people with pre existing chronic chest infection. Worthy of mention
is Asthma, a chronic (long- term) disease that makes it hard to breathe due inflammatory congestion in the lower respiratory tract.
These groups of patients should pay special attention to their health, taking all possible and practicable measures to reduce exposure
to the dusty atmosphere in addition to having their inhaler with them all the time. The epidemic of meningococcal meningitis usually
experience between February to May in the ‘meningitis belt’, northern Nigeria inclusive, is an aftermath of Harmattan. The dry, cold
and dusty wind associated with Harmattan also triggers sickle cell crises in affected individuals. Sickle cell anaemia to recall is a
genetic
disease in which the red blood cells become sickle under a condition of low oxygen tension leading to blockage of small blood vessels.
The reduced blood supply to the tissues results in pain especially from the bones. The blood oxygen is usually reduced in extremes
of temperatures, cold in this case. ‘Sicklers’ as patients are often referred to, should be vigilant and keep warm as much as possible
to prevent crises. Because of the dusty atmosphere, there is need to imbibe healthy food preservation culture especially food
hawkers such as fruits and soya sellers to prevent food born diseases. Fruits and vegetables should be properly washed before
eating. Our drinking water containers should also be properly covered. The Harmattan is a natural hazard that we have to contain
with. That not withstanding, man’s alteration of his natural environment, help fuel these natural hazards with attendant health
consequences. Desert encroachment by human activities in form of deforestation must be discouraged by the relevant authorities. It
is not enough to observe ceremonial tree planting campaigns yearly without devising a means of nurturing them. Alternative means
of fuel such as coal would go a long way in reducing the societal demand for fire wood for cooking. Environmental sanitation and
enacting and enforcing laws to regulate environmental pollution from industrial bye products
are all measures that will minimize the adverse health effect of this natural hazard. Indeed, there is no weather that would fully be
accepted by all humans no matter how favourable it is. God in his wisdom alternate weathers to suit all His creatures and not only
man. Our challenge is to live to adapt to the not too favourable weather by adopting personal and collective measures to maximize
the health benefits accrued to it and minimize the opposite.
...I wish you a Healthy and Safe Harmattan period!.

Ebola To Last One Year - Ebola Discoverer, Peter Piot

Peter Piot still believes more work needs to be done. He however told BBC that he was encouraged by the work so far in Ebola torn regions, especially Sierra Leone.
He agrees the disease may be with us throughout 2015. Read more here
God help us all!!!

Meet DQB Person of The Week: Dr Lewis-Hall

A Lady got it this time. Meet her-- Dr Freda Lewis-Hall, Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer, Pfizer Inc. Read More about Dr Freda.

Now you know!!!