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Subject: Clinical specializations and medical sciences, including community medicine, laboratory medicine, internal medicine, the field of paediatrics, surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology, and dentistry. Associated professions like nursing, pharmacy, physical therapy, and clinical psychology are also covered.
Readership includes researchers from both domestic and foreign institutions; policy makers; practicing physicians; residents; allied health professionals; medical students; and members of the general public.
- When conception comes with a huge price: a case report of giant uterine leiomyoma co-existing with pregnancy
Introduction: The management of huge intra-abdominal mass in pregnancy, a rare condition, involves careful evaluation and occasional surgical intervention. Low and middle-income countries are specifically faced with late and often-time, life-threatening presentations of this condition. The managing team should be equipped with the relevant clinical skills to care for this category of patients despite the limited resources at their disposal. Case report: We report a case of a 38-year-old primigravida who presented with a history of progressive abdominal swelling and weight loss of 6 years, as well as severe respiratory distress of 4 months. She had a background history of primary infertility […]
- The challenges of the management of hydrocephalus in Nigerian children
- In utero epigenetic impacts of maternal nutrition, lifestyle and environmental factors and their implications for health in adult life
The understanding of how gene and the environment interact in controlling disease can now be expanded to include epigenetic reprogramming, which is a key determinant of origins of human disease and development. Epigenetics is defined as heritable changes in gene expression that do not alter DNA sequence but are mitotically and trans-generationally inheritable. Epigenetic reprogramming is the process by which an organism’s genotype interacts with the environment to produce its phenotype. This provides a framework for explaining individual variations and the uniqueness of cells, tissues, or organs despite identical genetic information. The main epigenetic mediators are DNA methylation, […]
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