Wellbeing
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Nigerian Association of Dermatologists launches “Embrace Your Skin” campaign
In an effort to tackle the rising health risks associated with skin bleaching, the Nigerian Association of Dermatologists (NAD) has launched a nationwide public awareness campaign to ... -
Planning a Wellness Trip — What to Pack
By Yemisi Suleiman A wellness retreat is not your typical holiday. You’re not travelling to escape — you’re travelling to return. To yourself. To clarity. To ... -
Diagnostic Overshadowing: The Breast We Almost Missed
By Dr. Gbonjubola Abiri She said it almost in a whisper.“Doctor, there is something going on with my breast.” The visit was meant to be a ... -
Building a Supportive Network That Nourishes Your Wellbeing
By Judy OkoloA few years ago, a senior executive shared something with me that has stayed ever since.On paper, everything is fine, she said. But I ... -
Unspoken Etiquette Everyone Should Know
By Yemisi Suleiman In a world that moves fast and speaks even faster, good manners have quietly become a form of soft power. The most impressive ... -
Skin Prep for Valentine’s Day Date Night
By Josephine Agbonkhese Valentine’s Day is almost here, and whether you are heading out for a candlelit dinner, staying in for an intimate evening, or want ... -
The Mind Behind the Will: Mental Health and Testamentary Capacity
By Dr Gbonjubola Abiri Years ago, I asked an uncle of mine a question I considered simple:‘Uncle, have you made a will?’. I was shocked by ... -
The Science of Connection: Why Relationships Shape Health More Than Diet
By Judy Okolo We often talk about health in numbers – calories, steps, blood pressure readings, cholesterol levels. We optimise our diets, invest in supplements, and ... -
Substance Use Disorders
By Dr. Gbonjubola Abiri Have you ever heard someone you know who is always impeccably dressed, intelligent, articulate and successful by every outward measure say to ... -
When Alcohol Use Becomes an Illness
By Dr. Gbonjubola Abiri A few years ago, I arrived early on a Sunday to run my clinic. As I walked in, I noticed a woman ...
