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Although they are safe for consumption, Fanta and Sprite should not be used to take any medicine, the federal government has said.
The Minister of Health, Isaac Adewole, said the two beverages, manufactured by the Nigeria Bottling Company, NBC, are safe for human consumption but cannot be taken with any drug.

The minister stated these on Friday, after a meeting with the Department of Food and Drug Services, Federal Ministry of Health; National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC; and Standards Organisation of Nigeria, SON; to address the concerns raised over the drinks by a judgement of a Lagos High Court.
The Court had ordered NAFDAC to direct the Nigeria Bottling Company Plc to include a warning on the bottles of the products that the contents cannot be taken with Vitamin C.

Read more @ http://godynet..com.ng/2017/03/dont-use-fanta-sprite-to-take-any-drugs.html

"Taking common painkillers like ibuprofen 'increases your risk of cardiac arrest by a THIRD'," The Sun reports.
Researchers found a link between the potentially fatal heart problem and ibuprofen use, as well as another type of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) called diclofenac.
A cardiac arrest is a serious emergency where the heart stops pumping blood around the body.
The Danish study looked at 29,000 people who experienced a cardiac arrest, and then at whether these people had taken NSAIDs.

Read more @ http://godynet..com.ng/2017/03/ibuprofen-claimed-to-raise-cardiac.html

"The pill can protect women from cancer for 30 years," is the front page headline in the Daily Mirror.
The paper reports on a landmark study that followed more than 46,000 women in the UK for up to 44 years.

The study found women who'd used the combined oral contraceptive pill – commonly known as "the pill" – were less likely to get bowel (colorectal) cancer, womb (endometrial) cancer and ovarian cancer many years after they'd stopped taking the medicine.

Read more>> @ http://godynet..com.ng/2017/03/the-pill-provides-lifelong-protection.html