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Salt, Sweat and Survival: Inside Nigeria’s Hidden Sodium Crisis Doctor explaining sodium balance to patient in Nigerian clinic
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Salt, Sweat and Survival: Inside Nigeria’s Hidden Sodium Crisis

Otamere Gladness April 25, 2026 0
ABUJA, Nigeria – At a bustling clinic in Abuja, where the hum of patients blends with the...
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Low-Salt Diets May Harm Nigerians – Expert Warns Against Blanket Policies Healthy Nigerian meal showing balanced diet
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Low-Salt Diets May Harm Nigerians – Expert Warns Against Blanket Policies

Otamere Gladness April 25, 2026 0
ABUJA, Nigeria – Blanket low-salt diet policies could harm Nigerians rather than improve heart health, a cardiovascular...
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WHO Urges Low-Sodium Salt Switch to Reduce Heart Disease Risk Low sodium salt substitutes recommended by WHO for heart health
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WHO Urges Low-Sodium Salt Switch to Reduce Heart Disease Risk

Otamere Gladness April 3, 2026 0
ABUJA, Nigeria – The World Health Organization is urging households worldwide to switch to lower-sodium salt substitutes...
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