The sugar myth: why Nigerians misunderstand Type 2 diabetes
Type 2 diabetes is not about eating too much sugar — it is about insulin resistance. Dr. Eze breaks down the science in plain, accessible language.
Field reports, patient stories, clinical insights, and advocacy updates from the front lines of Nigeria's NCD crisis.
Type 2 diabetes is not about eating too much sugar — it is about insulin resistance. Dr. Eze breaks down the science in plain, accessible language.
Samuel Ihejirika reports from Kurmi Market — a single Saturday screening that changed 47 lives and uncovered undiagnosed hypertension at alarming rates.
When untreated high blood pressure damages the heart over years, the result is hypertensive heart disease — Nigeria's most underdiagnosed cardiac condition.
Dr. Kemi Lawal presents findings from a dietary survey of 1,400 participants and what it means for hypertension risk in Rivers State.
Ngozi Adeyemi unpacks the adherence crisis from fieldwork across 24 LGAs and outlines CarePathNG's peer-support response strategy.
Blessing Nwosu explains how a simple broadcast list grew into CarePathNG's most impactful digital health programme, reaching patients in low-connectivity areas.
Less than 4% of Nigeria's health budget targets non-communicable diseases. Our policy director breaks down what that means for the 30 million living with hypertension.
Our pharmacist network mapping exercise revealed that in 6 LGAs, the nearest insulin stockist is more than 40 kilometres away. This has to change.
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