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World Blood Donation Day: EL-LAB, Kiki Celebrates World  Blood Donor Day—Leading indigenous medical diagnostic center in Nigeria, EL-Lab Medical Diagnostics and Research Centre has partnered with a popular Medical Doctor and Actor, Doctor Kiki Omeili to encourage voluntary blood donation in celebration of World Blood Donor Day.
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World Blood Donation Day: EL-LAB, Kiki Celebrates World  Blood Donor Day

The photo highlights shows, Dr. Kiki donating blood at EL-Lab Medical and Diagnostic to demonstrate that it is safe to donate blood.

Benefits of Blood donation includes the following:

·         Free Health Check

·         It promotes heart health

·         It promotes healthy weight loss

·         It reduces the build up of excess iron in the body

·         It stimulates blood production and circulation

Be a Hero today.

Donate Blood …. Save Lives

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NCDC Diminish Fears Of Covid-19 Variant XEC In Nigeria

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NCDC Diminish Fears Of Covid-19 Variant XEC In Nigeria—-XEC variant was observed for potential concerns, but it does not yet pose a significant risk

TCN reports that the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) has reassured Nigerians that there is no cause for alarm following reports of the SARS-CoV-2 XEC variant, a sub-lineage of the Omicron strain, circulating in parts of the world, including Australia.

Director-General of NCDC, Dr Jide Idris, explained on Sunday that the XEC variant is classified as a Variant Under Monitoring (VUM). While the variant has been detected in 43 countries across Europe, Asia, North America, and recently in Africa (Botswana), it has yet to be identified in Nigeria.

He said the XEC variant was observed for potential concerns, but it does not yet pose a significant risk. He urged Nigerians to remain calm and continue adhering to basic preventive measures.

The JN.1 variant, a closely related Omicron sub-lineage, has been present in Nigeria since January 2024 and is also dominant globally. While the XEC variant demonstrates increased transmissibility, no evidence suggests it causes more severe illness.

Dr Jide reassured Nigerians that its COVID-19 Technical Working Group is closely monitoring the situation and analysing international and domestic data.

He advised Nigerians to stay informed through official channels and avoid spreading unverified information.

He also encouraged citizens to maintain personal hygiene, practice respiratory etiquette, use masks, get vaccinated and stay vigilant.

The DG urged healthcare workers to prioritise testing for respiratory and febrile illnesses and submit positive COVID-19 samples for genomic sequencing to aid monitoring efforts.

He also urged state governments to bolster health infrastructure, including diagnostic capabilities and public awareness campaigns, to enhance overall preparedness.

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Popular American Pastor, Bishop T.D. Jakes Suffers Health Scare

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Popular American Pastor, Bishop T.D. Jakes Suffers Health Scare—-Bishop T.D. Jakes, the founder of the Potter’s House, a Pentecostal church in Dallas, Texas, U.S. suffered a health scare following his sermon on Sunday, November 24, prompting medical attention .

According to an official statement from the church, the American pastor and motivational speaker “experienced a slight health incident” after preaching for one hour.

It read:

“During today’s service, Bishop T.D. Jakes experienced a slight health incident and received immediate medical attention following his powerful hour-long message.

“Bishop Jakes is stable and under the care of medical professionals. The entire Potter’s House family is grateful for the outpouring of love, prayers, and support from the community. Thank you for your understanding and continued prayers.

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