Doctors On Air with Dr Pamela

Send us Fan Mail Cancer is never just a medical journey — it is an emotional, social, and deeply human one. In this episode of Doctors on Air, we focus on the power of community, compassion, and shared strength. From survivors to caregivers, families, friends, and support networks, this conversation explores why no one should face cancer alone. We hear survivor perspectives, reflect on the role of...

Send us Fan Mail She was breathless.  Tired.  Unable to live the life she once did.  What she did not know was that a failing mitral valve was slowly putting her heart under strain — until she was told she needed open heart surgery.  In this episode of Doctors on Air, we discuss Mitral Valve Replacement and the reality of undergoing heart surgery in Nigeria — not just from the clinical perspective...

Send us Fan Mail What does it really take to build healthy habits that last? In this episode of Doctors on Air, we explore what it truly means to reset for the new year — not with pressure or perfection, but with simple, sustainable changes that support your body, mind, and long-term wellbeing. From nutrition and movement to sleep, stress, and daily routines, this conversation focuses on what actu...

Send us Fan Mail Burnout, Blood Pressure & Balance | Why Self-Care Is a Health Priority Burnout doesn’t just affect your mood — it affects your blood pressure, your heart, and your long-term health. In this episode of Doctors on Air, we explore the hidden link between chronic stress, burnout, and rising blood pressure — and why self-care is not a luxury, but a medical necessity. We also touch...

Send us Fan Mail Fertility challenges are often discussed quietly — and when they are discussed, men are frequently left out of the conversation. In this episode of Doctors on Air, we address male factor infertility directly, clearly, and without stigma. This is not about weakness or fault. It is about medical facts, responsibility, and informed action. For many men, fertility issues are experienc...

Send us Fan Mail Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers — yet it remains a leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women, especially in low- and middle-income countries. In this episode of Doctors on Air, we explain:  • What cervical cancer is  • What a Pap smear actually tests for  • Why every woman needs regular screening — even without symptoms  • How early detection saves...

Send us Fan Mail Healthy skin has no colour benchmark. True beauty thrives in confidence, safety, and self-acceptance not in toxic creams or counterfeit solutions. -Dr. Olufolakemi Cole-Adeife Consultant Physician and Dermatologist LASUTH -Dr. Gbonjubola Abiri Consultant Psychiatrist/ MD Redi-Med Consulting Services. Do not forget to join us for our primetime broadcast every Wednesday at 08:00 am...

Send us Fan Mail Constipation may be common, but it’s not “normal” to live with constant bowel struggles. From irregular stools and bloating to discomfort that affects one's mood and daily life, the bowel blues are a real concern. -Dr Ozuomba Sixtus Consultant Family Physician, Head of the Family Medicine Department, General Hospital Lagos. Chairman SOFPON Lagos State Chapter and General Secr...

Send us Fan Mail Living beyond limits means seeing ability before disability and potential before perception. People with down syndrome are learners, creators, workers, friends, and dreamers who are capable of living full, meaningful lives when given the right support, inclusion, and love.  -Dr. Esther Omowunmi Olutola  Paediatrician, Massey Street Children’s Hospital Lagos. -Adetola Makinde Socia...

Send us Fan Mail HIV is not a death sentence; testing, treatment, and education save lives every day. But stigma, misinformation, and gaps in care still hold many back. Listen to be enlightened by: -Prof. Akanmu Alani Suliaman  Professor of Haematology and Blood Transfusion, LUTH. Do not forget to join us for our primetime broadcast every Wednesday at 08:00 am (WAT) on Classic FM 97.3  You can wat...

Send us Fan Mail Most colon cancers begin as small, harmless growths called polyps, which are easy to remove if they’re found early. Regular screening saves lives by catching these polyps before they turn into cancer. Don’t wait for symptoms. Don’t take chances. -Dr. Adeleke Adekoya General Surgeon, Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu. -Tobiloba Oluwashina Colorectal Canc...

Send us Fan Mail This week, we shine a spotlight on the silent struggles and overlooked health needs of men. From prostate health to emotional well-being, men deserve support, knowledge, and a safe space to take charge of their health. Dr. Leye Ajayi Consultant Urologist, London. -Dr. Obipehin Wasiu Family Physician, Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Ogun State. Do not forget to join...

Send us Fan Mail Epilepsy is more than seizures and it’s time we talked about it. Millions live with epilepsy, yet stigma and fear still keep too many people silent. Dr. Fisayo Ajayi Paediatric Neurologist, Babcock University Teaching Hospital, Ilishan Remo. Ambila Pearl Jaja The Epilepsy Advocate/Survivor/Author/Dance Educator  & Founder of Purple Light Network. Do not forget to join us for o...

Send us Fan Mail That burning pain might not be “just a rash.” It could be Shingles; a painful viral infection caused by the same virus that gives you chickenpox. If you’ve ever had chickenpox, the virus can wake up years later and strike again as shingles, often with burning pain, blisters, and tingling on one side of the body. -Dr Olanike Odeniyi  MBBS, FWACP (Neurol.) Consultant Physician and N...

Send us Fan Mail Our youths are facing a growing storm; pressure, pain, and the pull of drugs. Behind every “trend” or “escape” is a silent cry for help. It’s time to talk, listen, and act. The future depends on how we care for the minds of today’s generation. Listen on Doctors on Air as we uncover the truth about youth, drugs, and the mental health crisis threatening our tomorrow with: -Dr. Dokun...

Send us Fan Mail Join Dr. Adedeji as he delves deeper on the mental health crisis threatening our youths. Behind every “trend” or “escape” is a silent cry for help. It’s time to talk, listen, and act. The future depends on how we care for the minds of today’s generation: -Dr. Dokun Adedeji CEO, Compassionate Care Recovery Initiative. Do not forget to join us for our primetime broadcast every Wedne...

Send us Fan Mail It’s not just what you eat… it’s when you eat! Your body runs on a clock and your meals should too. Listen as we explore the science of Chrononutrition, how timing your meals can boost metabolism, improve sleep, and keep your health in rhythm. -Dr. Evaristus Sunday Chukwudike  Consultant Gastroenterologist, Hepatologist, and Director of Endoscopic Services at the Redus Centre for...

Send us Fan Mail Listen to live experiences on meningitis. Every year, meningitis threatens lives, especially those of children and young adults. It strikes fast and can lead to death or disability within hours if not treated urgently.  -Dr Ndidi Nwosu   Public Health Consultant/MD, St. Kizito Clinics Loving Gaze. -Mrs Ajoke Braithwaite MD, HSF Wellness Centre/Founder, Boot Out Meningitis for Good...

Send us Fan Mail Your eyes deserve love, care, and attention. Regular eye checks can detect problems early and prevent blindness. Whether you’re young or old, spend hours on screens or in the sun, it’s time to prioritize your eye health. Listen to this unique episode with: -Dr Abiola Oyeleye  Consultant Ophthalmologist, The Eye Doctors, Lagos. Past President, Ophthalmological Society of Nigeria. -...

Send us Fan Mail Every year, meningitis threatens lives, especially those of children and young adults. It strikes fast and can lead to death or disability within hours if not treated urgently. But meningitis is preventable. With good hygiene, vaccination, awareness, and prompt action, we can save lives and move closer to achieving the global goal of Defeating Meningitis by 2030. -Dr Ndidi Nwosu  ...

Send us Fan Mail The International Day of the Girl Child is held on the 11th of October and we’re shining the spotlight on HER health, HER dreams, and HER power! Join us on Doctors on Air as we speak with inspiring women leaders and advocates shaping a brighter future for girls everywhere. -Dr Laura Chioma Odimegwu  Paediatrician, UNTH &  President Medical Women's Association, Enugu State...

Send us Fan Mail This week, we'll be discussing one of the most important yet often overlooked health topics, congenital birth defects. From understanding the causes and early detection to treatment options and support for families, our expert guests will shed light on how we can improve outcomes and raise awareness.  -Dr Michael Sanusi, FACS  Cardiac Surgeon  Delaware,  USA. -Dr. Victor Ayod...

Send us Fan Mail Infertility isn’t just a medical journey — it’s an emotional one. The stress, anxiety, and silent struggles can weigh heavily on couples. This week on Doctors on Air, we’re unpacking “Understanding the Emotional Impact of Infertility” with a fertility doctor, a psychiatrist, and a counsellor. -Dr Maymunah Yusuf Kadiri MD/CEO Pinnacle Medical Services -Dr Babatunde Ogunniran  Consu...

Send us Fan Mail This Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we’re shining a light on the bravery, resilience, and triumphs of children living with cancer. Join us on Doctors on Air as we share powerful stories, medical insights, and messages of hope — because every child’s victory deserves to be celebrated.  -Prof. Edamisan Temiye Paediatric Transplant Surgeon and Oncologist. -Dr Nneka Nwobbi Founder,...

Send us Fan Mail We’re shedding light on Muscular Dystrophy — a genetic condition that slowly robs children of their muscle strength. Join us as experts break down what it is, how it affects families, and the latest in care and support. Knowledge saves lives, and awareness brings hope.  -Dr Fisayo Ajayi Paediatric Neurologist, Babcock University Teaching Hospital, Ilishan Remo. -Dr Oladosu M.A. MB...