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Alcohol and Cholesterol
How Alcohol Affects Cholesterol According to the market research group, Global Data, Nigeria is the world’s leading alcohol drinking country in Africa. Among the disadvantages of excess alcohol consumption, there is unsurprisingly a negative impact on...
How Can I Live a Healthier, Longer Life Despite Heart Disease?
Perhaps you have a heart disease, perhaps you don’t, perhaps a close relative or a friend does – don’t panic. Anyone can live a healthier, longer life despite heart disease. How? Don’t worry, I’ll get there. Before I do, it is important to note that, unfortunately,...
Message for 7-12 year olds: Be ACTIVE, Love Your HEART!
It is important to encourage our kids to maintain a good amount of physcial activity, which is one of the most important factors for developing a healthy heart. There are lots of different ways of being physically active, some which are obvious such as playing...
Keeping Your Child’s Heart Healthy
Many love to believe that our youngsters (adolescents and teenagers) are mostly prone to diseases such as chicken pox and malaria, and not the ‘adult’ diseases such as cardiovascular disease. Unfortunately, this is wrong…very wrong. Children are, indeed, vulnerable to...
Nigeria Health Online Report on Dr Folasade (Olaitan) Alli’s Talk on Hypertension amongst Young Nigerians
Interview with Dr Folasade Alli
Patient Stories
Dr Folasade Alli has been our family doctor and cardiologist for several years. Wherever she goes, we go. She is extremely good at what she does. I told my wife that I finally met a doctor (Dr Folasade Alli) that is caring. She treats me like an older brother which I...
Association Between Sugary Diet & Coronary Artery Disease
Coronary disease, which is caused by plaque in the arteries, is said to be an increasing disease among Nigerians. What is its connection with sugary diet?
Cardiac and Vascular Care Programme
A comprehensive cardiovascular programme for patients from age 40 that aims to improve their quality of life through education, nutrition, and exercise.