Amazing! Psychology exam completed by a pregnant woman during 20-hour labor period

Tommitrise Collins spent a total of 20 hours in labor. A total of 1 hour 30 minutes was used for her psychology exam even while she was in the labor room.

2 bodies found in Hokkaido, more found in Iwate after typhoon

Police found on Friday the bodies of two men who went missing on the northernmost main island of Hokkaido and several more bodies in Iwate Prefecture after a powerful typhoon battered the area earlier this week.

Economy:Man Commits Suicide, Leaves Note For Buhari After Hanging Self

This is a further call for psychiatric and pyschological evaluation of most people in the country as the stress induced signs of metal health degradation heightens in the country.

The Type Of Underwear You Put On Matters To Your Private Part

A research has proved that the type of underwear you put on as a lady goes a long way to determine the health of your private part as regards the area of bacteria infections and other health matters that are attached to it.

FDA Bans Some Antibacterial Chemicals In Soaps

The Food and Drug Administration has issued a final rule that throws water on claims that antibacterial soaps and washes are more effective than regular soap.

No. of deaths in bicycle accidents falls 14.7% after law revision

The number of deaths in bicycle accidents fell 14.7% in one year after a revised road traffic law took effect in June 2015 improving safety measures, the National Police Agency said Thursday.

Daily wine intake could lower your fertility

In news sure to upset wine lovers everywhere, a new study has shown that having a nightly glass could have a surprising negative impact on the body.

$55 MILLION WORTH OF COCAINE SHOWED UP AT A COCA-COLA PLANT

Coca-Cola is not just a catchy name. When first launched, one of the cola’s key ingredients was coca leaves, the plant that cocaine is derived from.

Police has been authorized to arrest quack nurses and midwives

The National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) has authourized Ibrahim Idris, the acting Inspector General Police (IGP), to arrest and prosecute quack nurses and midwives.

Ebola may be present in semen for years as proved by recent research

An incredible new research has proved that Ebola virus has the capability of staying present in semen longer than previously thought, and is more likely to be found in older me.

SHIPMENT OF SAMSUNG SMARTPHONES EXPLODES DURING TRANSPORT, 3 DEAD

A semi-trailer truck exploded this morning in Florida, after the Samsung phones it was carrying began exploding, killing 3 people and injuring 11 others.

UK woman stabbed to death at Australian backpackers' hostel

A 21-year-old British woman has died after she was attacked with a knife in front of 30 people at an Australian backpackers' hostel.

Japan, China, S Korea slam N Korean missile launch

Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida, left, escorts Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, second right, and South Korean Foreign Minister Yun Byung-se, right, before their trilateral meeting in Tokyo, Wednesday.Katsumi Kasahara/Pool Photo via AP

Earthquake struck central Italy leaving many dead

A magnitude 6.2 earthquake has struck central Italy, leaving at least six people dead and others trapped under rubble, Italian officials said.

In Talata Mafara, Polytechnic Religious Crisis Led To The Killing Of Nine

It has been reported that nine people lost thier lives yesterday in Talata Mafara, Zamfara State to a violence that broke out over an alleged insult against Prophet Muhammad by a Christian who is a student of Abud-Gusau Polytechnic Talata Mafara.

Eat more of Beans now than ever

There is a wide variety of beans and each one has a unique set of nutrients and therapeutic compounds.

Reasons Why You Should Never Use A Reusable Water Bottle

The water bottles we regularly fill up may be just as bad as licking your toilet, finds a new research from TreadmillReviews.net.

Do you want to stop mosquitoes bites from itching? here are six best ways

When a mosquito bites you, it deposits a little bit of its saliva into your skin. 

Women Who Have Had Appendix Surgery Are More Fertile

New research shows that women who have their appendix or tonsils removed at a young age have a higher chance and faster rate of getting pregnant compared to the rest of the population.

Dhaka sets new guidelines for recruitment of housemaids

The Bangladeshi recruitment file has been met with some obstacles that contributed to the late arrival of workers.

Dormant Copies Of HIV Mostly Defective, New Study Shows

After fully sequencing the latent HIV "provirus" genomes from 19 people being treated for HIV, scientists at Johns Hopkins Medicine report that even in patients who start treatment very early, the only widely available method to measure the reservoir of dormant HIV in patients is mostly counting defective viruses that won't cause harm, rather than those that can spring back into action and keep infections going.

Reasons mothers should avoid alcoholic drink while breastfeeding

The question of safety of alcohol while breastfeeding has been the subject of debate since long. Although there is enough evidence to suggest the ill effects of drinking alcohol during pregnancy, the same is not available for the period of lactation.

Five dangerous brain damaging habits to avoid according to Scientists

Your brain is one of the most important organs in your body. As we all know, our lifestyle habits affect our general health.

Juice from pawpaw leaves have been proven to increase blood platelets

Alternate medicine has shown some silver lining. People over a decade have consumed Carica papaya leaf juice or extract, not just to arrest the falling platelet counts but to increase it back to normalcy.

WARNING! Zika Insecticide Being Sprayed In Miami Causes Cancer And Paralysis

Many Floridians are apparently in panic mode over the possibility of contracting Zika virus, with new reports indicating that municipalities throughout the Miami area are busying spraying insecticide over neighborhoods day in and day out to quell public fears.