No, banana flower isn’t a ‘miracle food’ – beware of health claims promising miracles
The post lists a number of supposed health benefits: the ability to “prevent” certain conditions. But is it accurate?
The post lists a number of supposed health benefits: the ability to “prevent” certain conditions. But is it accurate?
Chief administrative secretary Mercy Mwangangi cut an elated figure when she compared Kenya’s vaccination progress to other countries. But t...
According to the internet, one of South Africa’s favourite beverages, rooibos tea, can cure many ills. But are these claims accurate?
To save lives, a national daily made a case for more caesarean sections in Nigeria, arguing that the rate of the surgeries was lower than th...
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