Lagos Executive Cardiovascular Centre

09/11/2026

06/11/2026

Suspecting a Stroke? 5 Things You Should Do Immediately.

A stroke can happen suddenly, and knowing what to do in those critical moments can make a difference between life, disability and recovery.

When a parent, family member or loved one suddenly develops difficulty speaking, facial drooping, weakness on one side of the body or sudden confusion, don’t dismiss it or assume they will get better.

In this video, Nurse Precious walks us through 5 important things to do when you suspect someone is having a stroke.

Remember:

• Act quickly. A stroke is a medical emergency.
• Note the time the symptoms started or when the person was last seen well.
• Seek emergency medical attention immediately.
• Do not give the person food, water or medication unless directed by a medical professional.
• Stay with them and monitor their condition while help is being arranged.

Every minute matters when it comes to stroke. Early medical attention can significantly influence the outcome.

Share this video with your family and friends. It could help someone recognise a stroke and respond appropriately when it matters most.

At Lagos Executive Cardiovascular Centre, we are committed to providing expert neurological and specialist care.

📞 08173651737
🌐 www.thelecc.com
📍 3/5 Adetola Ayeni St, off Freedom Way, Lekki Phase I, Lagos.

International & Local HMOs Accepted.

You’re in safe hands. 💙

04/11/2026

Heart Disease in Women: What Every Woman Should Know

Q&A Session with Dr. Alli, Chief Cardiologist, LECC

Heart disease is often associated with men, but it remains a significant health concern for women too. What’s more, some symptoms and risk factors can differ, making awareness particularly important.

In this edition of our Expert Interview Series, Dr. Alli discusses important aspects of heart disease in women, addressing questions around:

• Why women face specific cardiovascular risks.
• How hormonal changes and underlying health conditions influence heart health.
• Symptoms women should look out for.
• The impact of lifestyle choices on cardiovascular health.
• Preventive measures and the importance of regular screening.

From unexplained fatigue and shortness of breath to dizziness and unusual discomfort, knowing the warning signs can make a difference.

As Dr. Alli explains, heart disease can often be prevented or better managed through the right knowledge, healthy lifestyle choices and regular medical care.

Ladies, don’t leave your heart health to chance. Take the time to understand your risks and prioritise regular cardiovascular check-ups.

At Lagos Executive Cardiovascular Centre, our team is committed to supporting your heart health through specialist care, assessment and prevention.

📞 +234 1 279 9700
🌐 www.thelecc.com
📍 3/5 Adetola Ayeni St, off Freedom Way, Lekki Phase I, Lagos.

International & Local HMOs Accepted.

You’re in safe hands. 💙

02/11/2026

Your health deserves more attention than you think. 💙

Frequent headaches, unexplained weight changes, persistent fatigue, poor sleep, high blood sugar or difficulty breathing are not symptoms you should keep pushing aside.

Sometimes, your body is asking for attention, and knowing where to turn makes all the difference.

At Lagos Executive Cardiovascular Centre, we bring specialist care closer to you through our:

🧠 Neurology Clinic
🦋 Endocrinology Clinic
🩸 Diabetes Clinic
🌙 Sleep Medicine Clinic
🫁 Pulmonology Clinic

From proper assessment and diagnosis to treatment and ongoing management, our specialists are here to help you take better care of your health.

Don’t wait until a minor concern becomes a major health problem. Give your health the attention it deserves.

Book a consultation today.

📞 08173651737 | 08188385863
🌐 www.thelecc.com
📍 3/5 Adetola Ayeni St, off Freedom Way, Lekki Phase I, Lagos.

International & Local HMOs Accepted.

You’re in safe hands. 💙

02/11/2026

Your health deserves more attention than you think.

Frequent headaches, unexplained weight changes, persistent fatigue, poor sleep, high blood sugar or difficulty breathing are not symptoms you should keep pushing aside.

Sometimes, your body is asking for attention, and knowing where to turn makes all the difference.

At Lagos Executive Cardiovascular Centre, we bring specialist care closer to you through our:

🧠 Neurology Clinic
🦋 Endocrinology Clinic
🩸 Diabetes Clinic
🌙 Sleep Medicine Clinic
🫁 Pulmonology Clinic

From proper assessment and diagnosis to treatment and ongoing management, our specialists are here to help you take better care of your health.

Don’t wait until a minor concern becomes a major health problem. Give your health the attention it deserves.

Book a consultation today.

📞 08173651737 | 08188385863
🌐 www.thelecc.com
📍 3/5 Adetola Ayeni St, off Freedom Way, Lekki Phase I, Lagos.

International & Local HMOs Accepted.

You’re in safe hands 💙

29/10/2026

World Stroke Day - October 29

A stroke can happen suddenly, but recognising the warning signs early can make all the difference.

Sudden facial drooping, weakness in an arm, difficulty speaking or sudden changes in vision or balance should never be ignored. If you suspect a stroke, seek emergency medical care immediately.

At Lagos Executive Cardiovascular Centre (LECC), we encourage you to take your brain health seriously, manage your risk factors and seek medical attention when something doesn’t feel right.

Your health deserves attention.

LECC

28/10/2026

The wait is almost over! Join us today for the From Nigeria to Global Cardiovascular Research Webinar, an insightful conversation on bridging local expertise with global impact in cardiovascular research and care.

🎙️ Meet our speakers:

Dr. Marvelous Adeoye, MBChB, MSc
Cardiovascular Epidemiologist, GMC-Registered Doctor and World Heart Federation Researcher.

Dr. Chike Aduba, MD, MSc
Clinical Research Coordinator, Cardiovascular Trials Research Unit, University of Galway, Ireland.

Together, we’ll explore research opportunities, international collaboration and how Nigerian healthcare professionals can contribute to advancing cardiovascular research globally.

📅 Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2026
⏰ Time: 7:00 PM WAT
💻 Venue: Zoom

Haven’t registered yet? There’s still time!

Register here: https://bitly/47bRHcx

We look forward to having you join us this evening!

Presented by Apline Care Academy, in collaboration with the Medical Association of Doctors, UNILAG; National Association of Nursing Students (NUNSA); and Lagos Executive Cardiovascular Centre (LECC).

27/10/2026

1 DAY TO GO!

What does it take to move from local expertise to global impact in cardiovascular research?

Join us tomorrow for From Nigeria to Global Cardiovascular Research, an insightful webinar exploring research opportunities, global collaborations and how Nigerian healthcare professionals can contribute to advancing cardiovascular science and improving patient outcomes.

Here’s what you can look forward to:
🔹 Understanding the global burden of cardiovascular disease
🔹 Exploring career pathways and opportunities in cardiovascular research
🔹 Building collaborations that connect Nigerian expertise with the global research community
🔹 Discovering how research can translate into better cardiovascular care

📅 Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2026
⏰ Time: 7:00 PM WAT
🔗 Register here: https://bit.ly/47bRHcx

Whether you’re a medical student, healthcare professional or aspiring researcher, this is an opportunity to broaden your perspective and explore what’s possible.

One conversation could open up new possibilities for your career. Don’t miss it.

26/10/2026

FROM NIGERIA TO GLOBAL CARDIOVASCULAR RESEARCH WEBINAR

Meet Our Speaker: Dr. Marvelous Adeoye, MBChB, MSc

Dr. Marvelous Adeoye is a Cardiovascular Epidemiologist, GMC-Registered Doctor and World Heart Federation Researcher. His expertise highlights the importance of cardiovascular research in understanding disease patterns, informing prevention strategies and improving health outcomes.

Join us as we explore how Nigerian expertise can contribute to global cardiovascular research and create opportunities for collaboration, innovation and improved cardiovascular care.

Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM WAT
Venue: Zoom

Register here: https://bitly/47bRHcx

Presented by Apline Care Academy in collaboration with the Medical Association of Doctors, UNILAG, National Association of Nursing Students (NUNSA) and Lagos Executive Cardiovascular Centre (LECC).