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Stress in the Womb: Scientists Discover Link Between Pregnancy Hormones

Research presented at the 26th European Congress of Endocrinology in Stockholm suggests that elevated cortisol
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Mastercard Foundation to host inaugural edtech conference in Abuja, Nigeria

The Mastercard Foundation, through its Centre for Innovative Teaching and Learning, is hosting its inaugural edtech
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AI Transforms Drug Discovery With Faster, Safer Cancer Treatments

The new platform helped UC San Diego scientists synthesize 32 potential multi-target cancer drugs. Scientists
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Study Finds Artificial Sweetener Can Cause Healthy Gut Bacteria To

Neotame, a new artificial sweetener, harms gut health by damaging bacteria and epithelial cells, raising
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Tinubu Establishes, Heads 31-Man Economic Coordination Committee To Revive Nigerian

Tinubu has established the Economic Management Team Emergency Taskforce to formulate, implement an emergency economic
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Federal Gov’t Suspends Cooking Gas Export To Curb Rising Prices

The federal government of Nigeria has announced the immediate suspension of exportation of Liquefied Petroleum
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How To Thrive in the Workplace When You Have ADHD

      ADHD is a lifelong condition with its unique set of challenges, often
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Machine Learning Predicts Sight Loss: A Breakthrough in Eye Health

A breakthrough study by Tokyo Medical and Dental University has introduced a machine-learning model capable
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WMO confirms 2023 as warmest year on record ‘by a

With the annual average global temperature fast approaching the critical threshold of 1.5°C above pre-industrial
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World Economic Forum Annual Meeting to focus on security &

The World Economic Forum is scheduled to host its annual meeting from January 15 to
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