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The woman in the picture above is A Nigerian woman named Mama Esifiho. She was discovered some few days back as the oldest oldest person. She is now 191 years old, as stated... "Esifiho lives in Ellu,(Edhemoko, Akaluba Street, Ellu in INLG) Delta state." Mr. Avuefeyen, ( great great grandson ) According to Mr. Avuefeyen, Esifiho witnessed the birth of his grandfather. If his claims are true then, Efisho is not only Nigeria’s oldest woman alive, she will be the oldest woman alive in the whole world.

Study Says that Pregnancy in young women may increase the risk of stroke as compared to the older pregnant women of childbearing age. The study analysis: Stroke risk is more than doubled in women aged 12 to 24 years and increased significantly by 60% in women within 25 to 34 years during pregnancy or post partum period up to six weeks after delivery. Eliza C. Miller from Columbia University Medical Centre (CUMC) in New York, US, the lead author says: "We have been warning older women that pregnancy may increase their risk of stroke, but this study shows that their stroke risk appears similar to women of the same age who are not pregnant," "But in women under 35, pregnancy significantly increased the risk of stroke. In fact, one in five strokes in women from that age group were related to pregnancy," Miller added. Previous studies suggested that the risk of pregnancy-associated stroke is higher in older women than in younger women. Joshua Z. Willey, Assis...

She weighs half a tonne. This Egyptian woman, tipping the scales at about 500 kg, is thought to be the fattest woman alive, media reports said on Sunday. Only 36year, Iman Ahmad Abdulati has not left her home in Alexandria for 25 years and she is unable to move from her bed or even roll over because of her enormous size, according to report from Daily Mail.

A woman was found dead under mysterious circumstances at a wealthy Indian-origin family's home in an upscale area in London, prompting the British police to launch a murder probe into the incident. Harcharanjit Matharu, 58, his wife Baldev, 60, and daughters Ranjeeta, 26, and Rupinder, 33, are believed to reside in the one-million-pound home in the upmarket neighbourhood of Gerrards Cross in Buckinghamshire. Emergency services rushed there after screams were heard from the home. The woman, in her 30s, was found dead in the property earlier this week. Police refused to reveal the identity of the woman and details of the autopsy. Police launched a murder inquiry on Thursday after a post- mortem was conducted and a man was arrested on suspicion of murder, according to The Sun. "At around 5.50 PM on Monday, officers attended a property following a report that a woman in her thirties had died. A Home Office post-mortem examination was carried out and following this, the ...

Mom of 4, Amber Hughes went into labor at 30 weeks. She had been warned she would go into early labor by doctors after losing her mucus plug at 24 weeks. The young mum endured 36 hours of hard labor and when it became apparent the baby had an infection, they rushed her in to have a C-section. It wasn't long before Hughes knew something was very wrong. The doctors were moving about frantically and there was no crying heard for at least two minutes. Remarkably, Hughes was delivering her baby naturally at the exact moment the doctors were performing the C- section. All of a sudden, cries from baby Olly were heard, and he was found under the sheet. Hughes said: "For two minutes they had lost my baby. That is just ludicrous...My body was telling me it was ready and I should have listened to it. I now wear a scar that wasn't needed, across my tummy. I'm thankful my baby is okay, but we'll never be able to forget the day the doctors lost our baby....

A 33-year-old woman identified as Oluwabunmi Ogidan was delivered of a baby on Wednesday, January 27 after reportedly being pregnant for four years. The town of Ikugbomire in Obafemi Owode local government area, Ogun state became a sort of Mecca as people trooped to Alayo Vantage Hospital from far and near for a glimpse of the miracle baby, The Nation reports. She had gotten married to her husband, Bankole Ogidan on August 27, 2011 and in 2013, there were signs that she was pregnant. Woman delivers baby from four-year-old pregnancy in Ogun Narrating what happened, her husband said: “ We went for pregnancy test and it was confirmed positive. A few days after, my wife complained that she was feeling pains in her womb. We went to a midwife who told us that the pain was not a problem; that the pregnancy was intact. I was not satisfied, so I took her to another hospital (name withheld) where we did a scan but the doctor said he didn’t see any pregnancy. The doctor said there had been a ...