In 2010, there was an outbreak of salmonella in the US, traced back to 550 million eggs. The FDA uncovered a web of tainted products infiltrating grocery stores and restaurants. With over 1,900 reported illnesses, it marked the largest outbreak…
As urbanization and industrialization continue to advance, the air we breathe becomes increasingly laden with harmful substances. This article delves into the major air pollutants, their devastating health impacts, and the policy measures that can help us breathe easier. Major…
Clean, safe water is essential for human health and wellbeing. When water isn’t clean, it can make people sick and cause problems for whole communities. In this article we’ll explore the relationship between water quality and community health, as well…
In an era of advanced medicine and technology, cholera remains a formidable adversary. This acute diarrheal disease, caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae, continues to affect millions worldwide, with a recent outbreak in Nigeria highlighting its ongoing threat. The Nigerian…
...Urges personal and environmental hygiene
Gully erosion, a particularly destructive form of soil erosion, has become increasingly prevalent in states like Anambra, Imo, and Enugu. When it rains heavily, the water doesn’t just soak into the ground. Instead, it runs off, taking soil with it.…
