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Every year, an estimated 300,000 people die from to***co related diseases in Africa.
These are very preventable deaths.
Stop it before it kills you.

Pan-African Health initiative Celebrate with Nurses and Midwives all over the World.

International Nurses Day falls on 12th May each year, the anniversary of the founding mother of nursing, Florence Nightingale's birth. It also serves as a reminder of the crucial role of nurses, who are the backbone of the healthcare system. This year’s theme is “Our Nurses Our Future; the Economic Power of Care.

This year’s theme emphasizes the critical importance of nursing in shaping the future of healthcare and acknowledges the economic impact of their work. The economic power of care which creates healthy people and societies and drives healthy economies. It aims to reshape perceptions, demonstrating how strategic investment in nursing can bring considerable economic and societal benefits. The theme calls for more investment in this very important profession that continues to contribute immensely to the overall health service delivery in Nigeria and Africa at large.

It is with great pleasure and humility that I on behalf of Pan-African Health initiative extend warm Celebration to all our Nurses and Midwifery wishing you a Bless Day.

According to , at present there are 29 million nurses worldwide.

However the world requires 4.5 million more nurses by 2030 to keep up.

This goes to show just how much nurses do.

On this , salutes Nigerian nurses for their tireless dedication and compassion.

Wishing you superheroes the happiest of day in the middle of your busy days!

Signed

OSAGIEDE ABRAHAM
Country Director
Nigeria.

It is with great pleasure and humility that I on behalf of Pan-African Health initiative extend warm Celebration to all our Nurses and which you a happy international Nurses Day.

According to , at present there are 29 million nurses worldwide.

However the world requires 4.5 million more nurses by 2030 to keep up.

This goes to show just how much nurses do.

On this , salutes Nigerian nurses for their tireless dedication and compassion.

Wishing you superheroes the happiest of day in the middle of your busy days!

OSAGIEDE ABRAHAM
Country Director
Nigeria.

Today is
We are putting important information and tips to continuously empower people with asthma, their families and the society in general.

Asthma is a chronic lung disease affecting people of all ages. It is caused by inflammation and muscle tightening around the airways, which makes it harder to breathe.
Symptoms can include coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath and chest tightness. These symptoms can be mild or severe and can come and go over time.

Although asthma can be a serious condition, it can be managed with the right treatment. People with symptoms of asthma should speak to a health professional.
Asthma cannot be cured but there are several treatments available. The most common treatment is to use an inhaler, which delivers medication directly to the lungs.

Inhalers can help control the disease and enable people with asthma to enjoy a normal, active life.

There are two main types of inhaler:

-> bronchodilators (such as salbutamol), that open the air passages and relieve symptoms; and
-> steroids (such as beclometasone) that reduce inflammation in the air passages, which improves asthma symptoms and reduces the risk of severe asthma attacks and death.

People with asthma may need to use their inhaler every day. Their treatment will depend on the frequency of symptoms and the types of inhalers available.

CALL TO ACTION

It is an heartbreak and disappointment for the death of a Nollywood actor junior Pope.
An actor got drowned. Instead of taking him to the hospital, they took him to a mortuary.

No CPR, no ambulance, no emergency services, no first aid, no oxygen..."

On this note call the Nigeria film industry to immediately withdraw the license of the film director or producer for the failure of providing medical supply and personnel on a movie scene or location

The Country Director Pan-African Health initiative OSAGIEDE ABRAHAM further call on all is State Coordinator and relevant stickholders in Nigeria to engage in crucial CPR and emergency trainings.
And Urge citizens to remain calm for further investigation.

Signed

OSAGIEDE ABRAHAM
Country Director
Pan-Afhi Nigeria.

If you are yet to get your participation ticket to the *Pan-Africa Health Conference , then now is the time. the event just got listed on the International Association of Hospice and Palliative Care IAHPC calendar of events* Each year, PAHCON comes with an innovation package for the entire African community.

This year, discussions will center around strategies to improve Palliative Care service availability and consumption in the continent. We will also be providing some care services to communities around Buea SWR Cameroon.

Registration through them link below https://forms.gle/2Lg14UieMtsPDXg28

We can't wait to meet you all at .

1. Coconut and groundnut are

sexual drive enhancers.

2. Carrot and cucumbers are s***m

boosters!

3. Swimming enhances your

memory.

4. Dancing reduces stress, S€x is

also good but do not abuse it.

5. Exercise is a life extending

therapy.

6. Frequent talking with enthusiasm

is an anti-aging.

7. Ma********on can cause eye

defect, weakness of p***s and

reduces your libido from 50yrs

8. Congested bucal cavity is

potentially hazardous, brush your

teeth morning and night.

9.Beans is an anti-cancer, you can

remove the skin if it gives you

trouble after eating.

10.Eating smoked fish is suicidal

because it is double monoxide

and could elicit cancerous cells.

11.Beef is very dangerous to those

above 40yrs.

12.Milk is not really ideal for those

who experience noisy and

stomach upset after drinking it.

Such indicates milk fermentation

in the system.

13.Soft drinks and juices shouldn't be

abused. You can prepare your

own juice with fruits. Dont

accumulate synthetic sugar in

your body.

14.Make watermelon your

companion as it cleanses your

liver and kidney, and also

enhances their functions.

15.Eat apples, carrot, onion and other

vegetables everyday.

16.Cease your breathe for at least

one minute when people cough or

sneeze, especially in an enclosure

or in a public transit.

17.Washing of hands regularly is a

major way of preventing some

infections.

18 garlic is antibiotics and antiviral plant

19 Garlic clears the throat

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Kindness costs nothing But Knowledge is power...

As part of activities to making the 2023 World Malaria day, Pan-African Health Initiative Nigeria, a non-governmental organisation engaged on a one-day sensitization outreach within Benin city, informing the masses on the dangers of malaria.

The Executive Director Mr. Abraham Osagiede in his speech gave an overview of the program stating that World Malaria Day is observed world-wide on April 25 every year with the aims to raising awareness of the global effort to control, prevent and eventually eradicate malaria.

He added that Malaria is a life-threatening disease spread to humans by the Anopheles mosquitoes which is mostly found in tropical countries. It is preventable and curable.
Symptoms can be mild or life-threatening. Mild symptoms are fever, chills and headache. Severe symptoms include fatigue, confusion, seizures, and difficulty breathing.
Infants, children under 5 years, pregnant women, travellers and people with HIV or AIDS are at higher risk of severe infection.
Malaria is preventable and can be treated.

Malaria mostly spreads to people through the bites of some infected female Anopheles mosquitoes. During blood transfusion and use of contaminated needles may also transmit malaria parasite. The first symptoms may be mild, similar to many febrile illnesses, and difficulty to recognize as malaria. If left untreated, the Plasmodium falciparum malaria can progress to severe illness and death within 24 hours.

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Pan-African Health initiative mark the World Earth day in collaboration with Nigeria Green Earth initiative and Oredo LGA Health department.