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Health › University Of Abuja Teaching Hospital Pharmacists by Coolio2016(op): 4:25pm On Sep 22, 2025
Pharmacists do more than dispense medicines ; we care, we guide, and we promote healthier lives every day.

UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA TEACHING @HOSPITAL(UATH) PHARMACIST made a special invitation video to celebrate World Pharmacists Day; Come one come all
#WorldPharmacistsDay #ThinkHealthThinkPharmacist #UATHPharmacists #PCN

VIDEO HERE!
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Nairaland General › From Silent Battles To White Coat Victories — Never Give Up. by Coolio2016(op): 10:18am On Jul 10, 2025
AM PHARMACIST YAKUBU YUSUF, A DISPLACED PERSON FROM GWOZA LOCCAL GOVERNMENT, BORNO STATA, A DISTINGUISHED ABUSITE.

I Suffered in Silence, But I Never Gave Up .Today, I’m a Pharmacist.

There were days in university when I walked through fire mentally, emotionally, and financially. I studied through hunger, battled stress with a smile, and cried in silence when it got too heavy. I watched others give up, and I almost did too. but I didn’t.

What kept me going? Faith. Hope. A quiet promise to myself that I would make it, no matter what.

Now, I stand here not just in a white coat, but in victory. This coat didn’t come easy. It came through sleepless nights, relentless prayers, and the belief that pain has a purpose.

To anyone struggling in school or life right now: Don’t quit. Don’t lose hope. Your story is still being written and trust me, it ends in triumph.

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If God can bring me through it, He’ll do thesame for you

Health › Unlocking The Secret: Why Viagra And Tadalis Are Prescribed For Female Cardio Pa by Coolio2016(op): 2:21pm On Jun 22, 2025
UNLOCKING THE SECRET: WHY VIAGRA AND TADALIS ARE PRESCRIBED FOR FEMALE CARDIO PATIENTS

I recently came across prescriptions for Viagra and Tadalis for female cardio patients, and I couldn't help but wonder... why? What could these medications, commonly used for erectile dysfunction, possibly do for women's heart health?

I dug deeper, researching the importance of these medications in treating certain heart conditions in women. And what I found was fascinating

1. The Connection to Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension (PAH)

It turns out that Viagra (sildenafil) and Tadalis (tadalafil) are being used to treat PAH, a condition characterized by high blood pressure in the lungs. By relaxing blood vessels, these medications can improve symptoms and slow disease progression.

2. How Do They Work?

Phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5) inhibitors like Viagra and Tadalis work by increasing blood flow to specific areas of the body. In the case of PAH, they help relax blood vessels, improving circulation and reducing symptoms.

3. Benefits for Female Cardio Patients

Studies have shown that these medications can:
- Improve exercise capacity
- Reduce symptoms of PAH
- Improve quality of life

Conclusion
Now I understand why Viagra and Tadalis are prescribed for female cardio patients, These medications hold promise for treating certain heart conditions, and it's essential to stay informed about the latest developments in heart health.

Share Your Thoughts
Have you or someone you know taken Viagra or Tadalis for a heart condition?

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Career › I Suffered In Silence, But I Never Gave Up. Today, I’m A Pharmacist. by Coolio2016(op): 12:01pm On Jun 22, 2025
There were days in university when I walked through fire mentally, emotionally, and financially. I studied through hunger, battled stress with a smile, and cried in silence when it got too heavy. I watched others give up, and I almost did too. but I didn’t.

What kept me going? Faith. Hope. A quiet promise to myself that I would make it, no matter what.

Now, I stand here not just in a white coat, but in victory. This coat didn’t come easy. It came through sleepless nights, relentless prayers, and the belief that pain has a purpose.

To anyone struggling in school or life right now: Don’t quit. Don’t lose hope. Your story is still being written and trust me, it ends in triumph.

Special thanks to my spiritual father, mentor, and guardian

Pastor Dr. Solomon A. Folorunsho.

Your guidance, prayers, and unwavering support were pillars of strength on this journey. I’m forever grateful.

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