WebLog Journal of Emergency Medicine

The oral cavity harbours a complex community of bacteria that may affect oral and systemic health. Poor oral hygiene favours bacteria growth, responsible for oral disorders such as halitosis, dental caries and periodontal infections. Tooth brushing still is one of the most efficient ways of lowering oral bacteria load.The study was carried out to examine the microorganisms associated with the oral cavities of students before and after teeth brushing among students of Imo State University,…

Hypoglycemia is an important metabolic emergency that must be recognized rapidly and treated without delay in the emergency department, with a clinical spectrum ranging from mild autonomic symptoms to seizures, coma, and permanent neurologic injury. In adults without diabetes, Whipple's triad remains a practical guide in diagnostic evaluation; it consists of symptoms compatible with hypoglycemia, documentation of low plasma glucose, and resolution of symptoms after correction of the glucose…

Objectives: To synthesise and critically examine the most urgent global challenges facing Emergency Medicine (EM), including system pressures, workforce vulnerabilities, climate‑related threats, conflict‑driven emergencies, infectious disease risks, inequities in access, and gaps in digital and research capacity. The review aims to identify cross‑cutting determinants and propose system‑level strategies to strengthen resilience and equity in emergency care…