In this episode, we explore the science of the process of water circulation within the earth and the atmosphere and how this and various human activities affect the quantity of water that is available for agriculture, drinking, electricity, and other water needs. We also discussed sustainable approaches that we can take to ensure that urbanization does not result in water disasters in our environment.

The process by which two organisms reproduce an offspring is so detailed and essential to understanding fertility and infertility issues. Join us on this episode, as our guest uncovers the science behind this topic and shares insight into various concerns of reproduction and fertility.

Every day our bodies are exposed to millions of pathogens and micro-organisms, yet our immune system can provide support and prevent us from falling ill often. Starting from the outer skin layer to complex secretions like antibodies, the entire immune system is essential to life survival. Join us as we dissect the components of the immune system and the process by which it provides defense for the body.

Join us as Dr. Funmi Makanjuola, a Consultant Clinical Microbiologist and Senior Lecturer at the University College Hospital, Ibadan, takes  on this journey of understanding the science of the immune system.

The role that maintenance play in the longevity and accuracy of equipment both medical and home appliances is very critical. Join us as Engineer Henry Ogunmodede shares insight on different maintenance approaches to ensure optimal performance of instruments.

Is there really anything to worry about regarding fast food? Are the data about fast food health implications true?

Find out as we discuss this public health issue on the Inqaba Science Show with Mr. Perry Otamere.

Ever wondered what the greenish layer on some water bodies is? Do you have unanswered questions about how it is formed and its impact on living and non-living factors of the environment?

Join us on this episode of the Inqaba Science Show, where we discuss the science of algal bloom

The stories surrounding herbal medicine call for critical attention and we all have a role to play. Join us, as Dr. Tejumade Ujomu takes us on an expository journey of Herbal medicine, its pros, and cons.

Dr. Tejumade is a lecturer at Lead City University at the Department of Anatomy, Physiology &Pharmacology, Lead City University Ibadan.

Cancer is the second leading cause of death globally and because most people do not understand how it happens, grows, and leads to adverse conditions, they are not able to better manage the likelihood and condition.

Join us, as Dr. Juwon Olugbami, of the Department of Biochemistry, University of Ibadan, expatiate on this topic and takes us on a journey of the molecular basis, cause and effect of Cancer.

Parasites are a part of the ecosystem and for a long time, they have adversely affected the health of Man.

Join us as Professor Morenikeji Olajumoke, a professor of parasitology at the Department of Zoology, University of Ibadan, explains the various types of parasites present in the ecosystem, mode of entry, life cycle in man, health implications, and control mechanisms.

Plant disease is defined as the state of local or systemic abnormal physiological functioning of a plant, resulting from the continuous, prolonged ‘irritation’ caused by infectious or biotic disease agents. Find out more in this new episode of the Inqaba Science Show.