A Succesful Medical career with good business acumen.

A Succesful Medical career with good business acumen.







By    Iwu   Ifeanyi Olamide.






The joy we felt when we all saw our names on the admission list was magnificent, we blithely brought the list  to show our parents which in turn were happy with our achievements. The euphoria is something that would linger on in our minds. Many thoughts satiated our minds, some where to see the beautiful and eye-catching landscape the school had to offer, others were anxious to meet equally or even better intellectuals for competition sake, and a bunch of others were happy that they would see the beautiful people UNILAG had to offer.

Chikungunya: Another Mosquito situation

Tweets from the official account of the World Health Organization (WHO) have been flooding my Twitter timeline. A particular topic caught my interest. Tweets about a disease called 'Chikungunya' were difficult to ignore. Maybe it's the name, quite funny, chikungunya , couldn't help laughing. Sounds like something from Naruto. When I saw a tweet that said it was transmitted by mosquito bites,  I got even more interested. Mosquito is a vector we Africans, Nigerians know very well, in fact,  Chief Amos Quito na our padi. Who never get malaria before? Walk into any hospital and half the patients are being treated for malaria, another mosquito transmitted pathology.

So curiosity got the better of me, and I did a little research on this disease. With reliable information (avoid hoaxes, trust only reliable sources) sourced from the WHO  and the CDC USA, I was able to come up with an article on this interesting disease.

AVOIDING BRAIN DAMAGE

Avoiding Brain Damage

The brain is the center of thought, action and coordination in the human body. As a medical student or practitioner, or in any profession for that matter, you need your brain's physiology to be at its optimal best. Some lifestyles are harmful to the brain and could hinder its ability to function. Here we list and elaborate on some of them.

2013/2014 UNILAG FOUNDATION PROGRAMMES: REGISTRATION FOR 1st SEMESTER BEGINS, DECEMBER 16

2013/2014 UNILAG FOUNDATION PROGRAMMES: REGISTRATION FOR 1st SEMESTER BEGINS, DECEMBER 16..

The 1st Semester Course Registration of candidates who have paid the fees for the 2013/2014 Foundation Programmes of the University will commence on Monday, December 16, 2013.

The procedure for registration is as follows:

<> *.Log into the Foundation Portal (through the University of Lagos website: www.unilag.edu.ng), click the 'Registration' Link;

*.Complete the Medical and Course Registration Forms;

*.Print copies of the Forms; and

*.Submit a copy of the Registration Form to the Faculty Coordinator for endorsement.

Please note that the list of courses can be obtained from the Faculty Coordinator

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INTERVIEW 2

 Exclusive Interview of Foundation students (diploma students)

By joshuaidowu.blogspot.com also available on www.medigist.blogspot.com

#Series 2

Special appreciation to those interviewed in series 1 our viewers and those who commented. God bless you all.