Meet Sarah, a 28-year-old lecturer who was retained by the university after graduating with a perfect CGPA of 5.0. Three years ago, she overcame early-stage breast cancer (invasive ductal carcinoma).
Her father died from glioblastoma at age 32. 🧠
Her younger brother was diagnosed with adrenocortical carcinoma at just 6 years old.
Now, Sarah is back in the clinic due to a firm, painless lump on her right thigh that’s been growing for weeks.
Given this alarming family history and her past, what’s your diagnosis?
@thattechguy1313 Good day brother,
This app is amazing and simplifies calculations.
Under the monthly deductibles, I didn't find options like transport, food, etc? Kindly assist.
Thank you
Many People Struggle with this condition down below, it’s been with you for so many years, embarrassing, annoying and sometimes smelly…. Many don’t know the name, I’ll tell you about it today.
There’s a little-known skin condition that hides in the armpit or private area… and people can live with it for years without even knowing its name.
Trichomycosis.
Not a fungus. Not an STI.
Just a stubborn BACTERIAL infection that clings to hair shafts and leaves the area looking scaly, sweaty and crusted with yellow, red, or brown debris.
It loves heat, sweat, tight clothes and constant moisture.
Which is probably why it’s so common… and so quietly embarrassing.
But here’s the part that surprises almost everyone.
Treatment is incredibly SIMPLE.
1. Remove the hair
Dermatology textbooks all point at the same thing:
Shaving the armpit or pubic hair is the number one cure.
No hair… no place for the bacteria to live.
2. Clean the area properly
Daily washing with benzoyl peroxide (yes, the acne wash) strips away bacteria and breaks down the crusts.
3. Use a light antibacterial cream
Clindamycin, erythromycin, or fusidic acid.
Just a thin layer twice a day for about a week.
4. Keep it dry
Sweat fuels this infection.
Antiperspirants, loose cotton underwear and good airflow make the biggest difference.
If you sweat excessively, treating hyperhidrosis helps prevent it from coming back.
And for the rare stubborn cases, doctors may add a short course of oral antibiotics.
The best part?
Most people notice the area clearing within 48 to 72 hours once they start the right routine.
So if you’ve had persistent scaly buildup, brown or yellow crust around hair roots, or a sour sweat smell that just won’t quit… this might be the culprit.
It’s treatable.
It’s simple.
And you definitely don’t have to live with it.
@better_men @stevecasino LMAO.....else nigga gon learn the HAAARRDD way
I literally just looked and couldn't find it.
The guy's good...so very good
Thank you, brother
Ok, I looked into this because sometimes claims that "China invents Y" can be somewhat exaggerated. But this is real, and completely insane.
This technology called "Bone 02" (inspired by the well-known "502 glue" in China) has been developed for the past 9 years by a team of orthopedic surgeons in Zhejiang province. The team leads are Professor Fan Shunwu (范顺武, Director of the Orthopedics Department at Zhejiang University) and Lin Xianfeng (https://t.co/IERBHn5xPa).
It's inspired by oysters because the researchers noticed their extraordinary ability to firmly attach themselves in harsh underwater environment by secreting a special adhesive known as bio-cement, which creates a strong chemical interaction with surfaces and hardens quickly.
The properties of the glue are almost miraculous (sources: https://t.co/Lw5PYmPKeN and https://t.co/16Dxe8TXFZ):
- Nearly instant adhesion in blood-soaked wet physiological environments (it just takes 2-3 minutes)
- Extremely strong adhesive properties (bonding tensile force of over 400 pounds - over 181 kg)
- Complete biodegradability that naturally absorbs after about 6 months as the bone heals (no need for secondary surgery previously required in conventional treatments)
- Vast reduction of infection risks related to the traditional metal plates and screws normally needed for bone surgery
- Minimally invasive and rapid surgery since you just need a small opening large enough to apply the glue (as opposed to a complex surgery attaching metal fixations)
This glue could be especially useful for fractures with small bone fragments which are very difficult to fix with metal plates and screws.
The glue has already undergone a proper "prospective, multicenter, blinded, randomized, parallel-controlled, non-inferiority clinical trial" with over 150 patients (https://t.co/4dy4hsPxD0). They've announced positive results - the glue "achieved seamless bonding of all fracture fragments" - and will soon publish the peer-reviewed paper in an orthopedics journal detailing full trial data.
They've launched a company for the product called 源囊生物 (Yuannang Bio) which just raised 2 weeks ago RMB100 million in Series A financing (https://t.co/XrBZAa2Gx0).
Lenacapavir is a recent innovation in HIV treatment that is a two-dose-a-year injection that provides six months of protection against HIV infection at a time.
It improves compliance for those who struggle with daily pills, offering convenience, privacy, and consistent medication levels to manage or prevent HIV.
Whats amazing is Nigerians can access this medicine for $40 ( N60,000) per person per year - slashed from $28,000 (N41.9 million). Lenacapavir has been shown to be up to 100 percent effective in preventing new HIV infections.
This is groundbreaking!
@TomolaGroup Good list you've got there, Chief
I've read the 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 6th. Currently, I'm rereading the power of consistency; the compound effect
Your teachings and that of @Skolex5 are very insightful and effective.
Thank you, sirs
@Wizarab10 Book a medical appointment, diligently adhere to your meds, and always consult your doctor and/or pharmacist on meds and supplements.
You can have a healthy sex life with the right meds and lifestyle modifications.