Beauty and brain. Na only you waka come?
I trust she will be given all the resources she needs to make this work unlike my country. This will be one of the greatest things to happen in health sector considering the increasing deaths from cancer.

quite dangerous to work wit lasers,hope all measures r intact to keep her safe

Baby i will do u..... For ur brains wow u cute..... Hit me up anytime anyday anywer

dominique:
Good one. beauty + brains, not everyone is lucky to have both.

But how can there be less than 100 black female physicists in a country that has a population of close to a billion people? I'm finding it hard to believe.

its true, most black Americans dont even go to school like us native blacks that come there. they just sit around thugging and ganging

tartar9:
she's black her research will fail

#racist's alert,beware!

mrphysics:
Good, a nice one from the female physicist.


It would be expedient to point out that at the first international conference on nano technology held at the university of Nigeria Nsukka. cancerous cells where injected into a rat and thereafter, nano particle were also injected towards the breast of the rat. it was discovered that the nano particles killed the cancerous cells. Lecture delivered by Prof.Sobeyejor.

Saying she was the first may not really be true though I don't know the date of her publication on it. The truth is that Nigerians are doing well but the government have not supported research. once again, Congrats to her.

She is the first to use nano technology to kill cancer cells exclusively. ...that's why she is a pioneer.They have been using nano tech to kill cancer cells.... but other cells were killed as well...same as chemotheraphy.

Black is beautiful
See eyes
Chaii
See teeth and round mouth
Some1 should help me I don't know what I want

sistas are doing their thing....


more positive health news .... 9ja daughter reppin strong in yankee



31 year old Dr. Foyekemi Ikyaator opens a stand alone full service emergency room



January 6, 2016


Rebecca Walton

HOUSTON, TEXAS--HPT Media--31 year old black woman ER doctor opens stand alone emergency room in northwest Houston. The ribbon cutting ceremony will take place January 15, 2016 at 4 p.m. at Life Savers Emergency Room located 17685 Tomball Parkway. The entire northwest Houston, Cypress, Tomball area is invited.

She's a young black woman; and in December 2015, Dr, Ikyaator (Dr. Foye, pronounced Foy-yay) and her husband opened up a stand alone full service emergency room in northwest Houston. Life Savers Emergency Room comes from the heart of Dr. Foye -- a graduate of University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. A Nigerian native, Dr. Foye was practically raised in the States and groomed to care for the physical well-being of people. No doubt coming from a structured support system that purported academic superiority, Dr. Foye received her education on a full academic scholarship. A self-proclaimed human rights proponent, the silver lining of Dr. Foye is simply helping people.

After completing her residency in Emergency Medicine 2012, at the Emory School of Medicine and Public Health, in Atlanta GA, Dr. Foye moved to Houston TX. to further her practice. She gained extensive experience working within the St. Luke's Health System. Within a few short years, she decided it was time to do what she wanted to do. She says, "In the emergency room you can see between 20 and 30 patients within a shift and [there] is just enough time to treat them and get them to their next point of care."

The swift response is attractive to Dr. Foye. Ultimately patients get alot of primary care which can be a very good thing if the patient has limited access to care. As an ER doctor, Dr. Foye can treat and provide life saving acute care. She can also manage blood pressure, diabetes, depression and a host of other chronic ailments. It's fast medicine which is not always a bad thing in dealing with patients who want swift and direct care.

Today, Dr. Foye directs the free-standing Life Savers Emergency Room where she can take more time with her patients and counsel them on specific needs as well as promote the kind of medicine that she believes is necessary in today's community. Life Savers ER is here for community as a whole; patients and medical professionals alike. Dr. Foye is in tune with her colleagues who wish to practice medicine under a non-restrictive bureaucracy so board certified doctors, nurses and practitioners can be flexible with the time and resources needed to care for people in need. Dr. Foye says, "The whole idea in a free-standing ER is that you can provide the care in a more relaxed environment." Since opening in December the ER service has been met with rave reviews with five stars given on Google, and other social media platforms.

Dr. Foye represents the minority in and the change that comes from of her generation. Whereas 50 years ago, the average medical director didn't look like her; and certainly there aren't many 31 year old black women today who is thriving in the kind of lane Dr. Foye has created for herself. As a young black female, mother and leader in medicine, she is pressing the bar a little higher and bridging the gap a little closer so that the next person can impress and charm the masses by representing odds defied.

On January 15th 2016 the Life Savers ER is holding their ribbon cutting ceremony. The entire community is invited to come take part in the festivities that will begin at 4 p.m. The event will be catered by Texas Land and Cattle. There will be appearances by the Cy-Fair Chamber of Commerce, and other prominent medical practices that will be giving the public free screenings.

To learn more about Life Savers Emergency Room or about the ribbon cutting ceremony please call Rebecca Walton 713.878.7882 or log on to www.lifesaverser.com


http://www.houstonprofilemagazine.com/#!31-year-old-Dr-Foyekemi-Ikyaator-opens-a-stand-alone-full-service-emergency-room/c1u59/568c46720cf276c4b01f6d28

3rdlegxxx:
I have a feeling they meant 1000, having 100 is like saying 2 or 3 per state, while physics as a course is offered in almost all US universities, that figure is false but kudos to her tho, wish her good luck in solidifying a permanent treatment to kill cancer cells.

Not those STUDYING physics, but those practicing it as a career. Generally there are only a few of them about these days.

tartar9:
she's black her research will fail

That's not an appropriate statement! She has come this far,and will still go far and wide to attain her objective.

Niceman4u:
Very encouraging! Keep it my fellow Physicist! Given a conducive environment we can do more. Bravo!

Ur fellow what? Come mr. Man' don't provoke me oh.... Wat have u been able to develop? Even the malaria drugs u sell u still make mistakes.

Last time i check almost all the hospital in my area close up when they hear ebola.

Very!
Dats a good development,cancer kills by the hour,cause unknown treatment palliative

jaytee01:
Interesting

People shld pls do a periodic detox,do more exercise, drink loads of water,avoid processed foods,take garlic, lemon zap,in a nutshell mind what goes into your mouth,try to burn fat,I'm doing that too though,this prevents likelihood of having cancer to a large extent

dominique:
Good one. beauty + brains, not everyone is lucky to have both.

But how can there be less than 100 black female physicists in a country that has a population of close to a billion people? I'm finding it hard to believe.

My sister, I believe it should be stated that not everyone attempts to develop both

[/b][b] “Young black girls don’t
see those role models (scientists) as often as
they see Beyonce or Nicki Minaj,” says Green.
“It’s important to know that our brains are
capable of more.” God bless u the more. Young generation should learn from this

OMG, this is the beautiful. The best news I've heard so far this year.

dominique:
But how can there be less than 100 black female physicists in a country that has a population of close to.....

Are you a physicist?

seromezy:


Ur fellow what? Come mr. Man' don't provoke me oh.... Wat have u been able to develop? Even the malaria drugs u sell u still make mistakes.

Last time i check almost all the hospital in my area close up when they hear
ebola.

My guy! We r doing well. I nd my team of great minds r coming up wit our earth-shaking inventions. Just keep arms crossed.

Originalsly:
She is the first to use nano technology to kill cancer cells exclusively. ...that's why she is a pioneer.They have been using nano tech to kill cancer cells.... but other cells were killed as well...same as chemotheraphy.

the one I talked about killed cancerous cells exclusively. it's the same nano technology. Are you into nano science??

Holy crap,mehn she gorgeous.

dominique:
Good one. beauty + brains, not everyone is lucky to have both.

But how can there be less than 100 black female physicists in a country that has a population of close to a billion people? I'm finding it hard to believe.

Check the entertainment section. That's the blacks cubicle. Sad to say. Only a few blacks aspire high educational wise

She is making the black female Americans proud, not all these stripper, nd baby mama hoes giving them a bad name.

AfroBlue:
sistas are doing their thing....


more positive health news .... 9ja daughter reppin strong in yankee



31 year old Dr. Foyekemi Ikyaator opens a stand alone full service emergency room



January 6, 2016


Rebecca Walton

HOUSTON, TEXAS--HPT Media--31 year old black woman ER doctor opens stand alone emergency room in northwest Houston. The ribbon cutting ceremony will take place January 15, 2016 at 4 p.m. at Life Savers Emergency Room located 17685 Tomball Parkway. The entire northwest Houston, Cypress, Tomball area is invited.

She's a young black woman; and in December 2015, Dr, Ikyaator (Dr. Foye, pronounced Foy-yay) and her husband opened up a stand alone full service emergency room in northwest Houston. Life Savers Emergency Room comes from the heart of Dr. Foye -- a graduate of University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. A Nigerian native, Dr. Foye was practically raised in the States and groomed to care for the physical well-being of people. No doubt coming from a structured support system that purported academic superiority, Dr. Foye received her education on a full academic scholarship. A self-proclaimed human rights proponent, the silver lining of Dr. Foye is simply helping people.

After completing her residency in Emergency Medicine 2012, at the Emory School of Medicine and Public Health, in Atlanta GA, Dr. Foye moved to Houston TX. to further her practice. She gained extensive experience working within the St. Luke's Health System. Within a few short years, she decided it was time to do what she wanted to do. She says, "In the emergency room you can see between 20 and 30 patients within a shift and [there] is just enough time to treat them and get them to their next point of care."

The swift response is attractive to Dr. Foye. Ultimately patients get alot of primary care which can be a very good thing if the patient has limited access to care. As an ER doctor, Dr. Foye can treat and provide life saving acute care. She can also manage blood pressure, diabetes, depression and a host of other chronic ailments. It's fast medicine which is not always a bad thing in dealing with patients who want swift and direct care.

Today, Dr. Foye directs the free-standing Life Savers Emergency Room where she can take more time with her patients and counsel them on specific needs as well as promote the kind of medicine that she believes is necessary in today's community. Life Savers ER is here for community as a whole; patients and medical professionals alike. Dr. Foye is in tune with her colleagues who wish to practice medicine under a non-restrictive bureaucracy so board certified doctors, nurses and practitioners can be flexible with the time and resources needed to care for people in need. Dr. Foye says, "The whole idea in a free-standing ER is that you can provide the care in a more relaxed environment." Since opening in December the ER service has been met with rave reviews with five stars given on Google, and other social media platforms.

Dr. Foye represents the minority in and the change that comes from of her generation. Whereas 50 years ago, the average medical director didn't look like her; and certainly there aren't many 31 year old black women today who is thriving in the kind of lane Dr. Foye has created for herself. As a young black female, mother and leader in medicine, she is pressing the bar a little higher and bridging the gap a little closer so that the next person can impress and charm the masses by representing odds defied.

On January 15th 2016 the Life Savers ER is holding their ribbon cutting ceremony. The entire community is invited to come take part in the festivities that will begin at 4 p.m. The event will be catered by Texas Land and Cattle. There will be appearances by the Cy-Fair Chamber of Commerce, and other prominent medical practices that will be giving the public free screenings.

To learn more about Life Savers Emergency Room or about the ribbon cutting ceremony please call Rebecca Walton 713.878.7882 or log on to www.lifesaverser.com


http://www.houstonprofilemagazine.com/#!31-year-old-Dr-Foyekemi-Ikyaator-opens-a-stand-alone-full-service-emergency-room/c1u59/568c46720cf276c4b01f6d28

You can open a thread on this high-achieving Nigerian woman. Or I can

mrphysics:


the one I talked about killed cancerous cells exclusively. it's the same nano technology. Are you into nano science??

Lol... no... not into any science!.... just curious and pick up basic info along the way!

Originalsly:
Lol... no... not into any science!.... just curious and pick up basic info along the way!

Then back off

winkmart:
Is she NIGERIAN

YES, Igbo indeed.

Proud of her. This is what our African American sisters and brothers should be doing in America. Not wearing hair-hats, featuring in World Star Hip Hop; baby mama drama; spending most of their lives in jail; and all manner of fvckery. God bless African-Americans.

CFCman:

You can open a thread on this high-achieving Nigerian woman. Or I can

feel free cousin cfc

Niceman4u:


My guy! We r doing well. I nd my team of great minds r coming up wit our earth-shaking inventions. Just keep arms crossed.

Hmmm. ..... coming up soon by NL physicist..... earth shaking inventions!.... a bomb?

mrphysics:


Then back off

Oga... is it we must comment only if we into nano science?

We are proud of you.