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Explainers
Repressive gender-based myths and misinformation in communities that limit women
Repressive cultures include authoritarian regimes, totalitarian states, specific religious communities with rigid doctrines and practices, and societies where traditional norms severely limit individual autonomy.
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Explainers
Aphrodisiacs and their associated health risks
The use of aphrodisiacs to stimulate sexual drive has been linked to several health risks that may cause adverse health conditions.
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Fact Check
Is egg consumption associated with increased heart disease, as posited by X user?
Several studies have been conducted on egg consumption and the risk of coronary artery disease, ischemic disease, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes. However, the findings from these studies were mixed. Some studies reported increased risk, while others reported no association.
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Explainers
Women’s History Month: Health challenges common among women
In celebration of this month, DUBAWA delves into the multifaceted realm of women's health, exploring the hurdles women encounter in their pursuit of wellness. We aim to illuminate the diverse issues that demand attention and action.
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Facebook Checks
False! Pregnant teenage orphan did not give birth in Bong County
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African Languages
Kòsí àrídájú pé ewúro pẹ̀lú omi àgbọn le wo àrun ẹ̀dọ̀
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Fact Check
Contrary to X user claim, experts say okra can be harmful to male reproductive system
Okra is enjoyed as a vegetable soup in various dishes. Due to its mucilaginous properties, it is also used to thicken soups, stews, and sauces. The Yorubas call it “Ila,” the Igbos call it Igbo, Olewele, while the Hausas call it Kubewa.
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Fact Check
Is cold water responsible for jaundice in babies during pregnancy?
According to the TikTok user, women often experience increased body temperature internally during pregnancy, leading to a desire for something cold to help them feel cooler and more comfortable.
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Facebook Checks
Two weeks cancer remedy by social media user, false!
