Efforts must be intensified towards prevention of heart diseases to avoid untimely deaths among Nigerians.
Some Cardiologists at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife stated this while delivering lectures on the topic, ” One heart, One life”.
They encouraged Nigerians to avoid intakes that could damage their heart especially smoking and alcoholic drinks.
Governments at all levels are also advised to invest more in the health sector to improve people’s standard of living.
Efforts must be intensified towards prevention of heart diseases to avoid untimely deaths among Nigerians.
Some Cardiologists at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife stated this while delivering lectures on the topic, ” One heart, One life”.
They encouraged Nigerians to avoid intakes that could damage their heart especially smoking and alcoholic drinks.
Governments at all levels are also advised to invest more in the health sector to improve people’s standard of living.
Efforts must be intensified towards prevention of heart diseases to avoid untimely deaths among Nigerians.
Some Cardiologists at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife stated this while delivering lectures on the topic, ” One heart, One life”.
They encouraged Nigerians to avoid intakes that could damage their heart especially smoking and alcoholic drinks.
Governments at all levels are also advised to invest more in the health sector to improve people’s standard of living.
Efforts must be intensified towards prevention of heart diseases to avoid untimely deaths among Nigerians.
Some Cardiologists at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife stated this while delivering lectures on the topic, ” One heart, One life”.
They encouraged Nigerians to avoid intakes that could damage their heart especially smoking and alcoholic drinks.
Governments at all levels are also advised to invest more in the health sector to improve people’s standard of living.
Efforts must be intensified towards prevention of heart diseases to avoid untimely deaths among Nigerians.
Some Cardiologists at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife stated this while delivering lectures on the topic, ” One heart, One life”.
They encouraged Nigerians to avoid intakes that could damage their heart especially smoking and alcoholic drinks.
Governments at all levels are also advised to invest more in the health sector to improve people’s standard of living.
Efforts must be intensified towards prevention of heart diseases to avoid untimely deaths among Nigerians.
Some Cardiologists at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife stated this while delivering lectures on the topic, ” One heart, One life”.
They encouraged Nigerians to avoid intakes that could damage their heart especially smoking and alcoholic drinks.
Governments at all levels are also advised to invest more in the health sector to improve people’s standard of living.
Efforts must be intensified towards prevention of heart diseases to avoid untimely deaths among Nigerians.
Some Cardiologists at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife stated this while delivering lectures on the topic, ” One heart, One life”.
They encouraged Nigerians to avoid intakes that could damage their heart especially smoking and alcoholic drinks.
Governments at all levels are also advised to invest more in the health sector to improve people’s standard of living.
Efforts must be intensified towards prevention of heart diseases to avoid untimely deaths among Nigerians.
Some Cardiologists at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife stated this while delivering lectures on the topic, ” One heart, One life”.
They encouraged Nigerians to avoid intakes that could damage their heart especially smoking and alcoholic drinks.
Governments at all levels are also advised to invest more in the health sector to improve people’s standard of living.
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