Nigerian Association for Hepatitis and Diabetes Intervention

VACANCY! VACANCY!! VACANCY!!!

Vacancy exist at our office for:
Local Government Coordinators

We invite interested individuals on our platforms to attend a short briefing on Friday, 11th July 2025, at 11:00am prompt. Venue: Our office, opposite Bauchi Park, Gombe State.

For more information, please call 07038235992.

*Vacancy! Vacancy!! Vacancy!!!*

The Diabetes Eradication Initiative (DEI) is calling on passionate, dedicated, and enthusiastic individuals to join our mission of promoting public health and eradicating diabetes in our communities.

We are currently recruiting for the following positions:

1. Field Representatives

2. Volunteers

*Responsibilities:*

Coordinate the activities and programs of the organization.

Organize workshops and seminars for the public on health and non-health-related issues.

Ensure the smooth running of the organization's daily operations.

Uphold and promote the core policies and pillars of DEI.

Perform other duties as delegated to help achieve the organization’s vision.

*Required Skills:*

Strong communication and interpersonal abilities.

Willingness and capability to work in a dynamic and evolving environment.

Public speaking proficiency.

Basic computer literacy and efficiency.

*Qualifications:*

Candidates should possess any of the following:

B.Sc, OND, NCE, or Certificate in fields such as:

1. Community Health Work

2. Food & Nutrition

3. Science Laboratory Technology

4. Nursing (Auxiliary, Basic, or Registered)

Note: Applicants from other disciplines are also encouraged to apply, as adequate training will be provided before duties commence.

*How to Apply:*
Submit your application in person at:
Opposite Old Bauchi Park Plaza, Block B1 Gombe, Gombe State

For inquiries, please call:
08058708788, 0803 223 3545

Application Deadline: 10th May, 2025
Interview Date: 10th May, 2025

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*Hepatitis: Know Your Status, Get Tested!*
Hepatitis is a silent killer that affects millions of people worldwide. It's a viral infection that attacks the liver, causing inflammation and damage. But the good news is that Hepatitis is curable with proper medical treatment!

*Why Get Tested?*
Whether you're feeling healthy or not, it's essential to get tested for Hepatitis. Here's why:

- Hepatitis can be asymptomatic, meaning you may not show any symptoms until the disease has progressed.
- If you're infected, you can unknowingly transmit the virus to others.
- Early detection and treatment can prevent liver damage and even liver cancer.

*Get Tested, Get Treated, Get Cured!*
At our clinic, we offer confidential and accurate Hepatitis testing. Our medical team is dedicated to providing personalized care and treatment to help you manage and cure the disease.

*Visit Us Today!*
Don't wait until it's too late. Get tested for Hepatitis today and take control of your health. Visit us at:
Opposite Bauchi Pack Block B1
Gombe, Gombe State
Or contact us at:
09059828826 or 08065160167
Remember, Hepatitis is curable with proper medical treatment. Know your status, get tested, and take the first step towards a healthier you!

*FREE HEPATITIS TESTING!*

Friday, 15th - Monday, 18th November 2024
Time: 10am - 3pm (Strictly)

Opposite Bauchi Pack, Block B1, GOMBE, Gombe state

Get tested for Hepatitis FREE of charge!

Don't miss this opportunity!

Take control of your health!

Date and time are non-negotiable.

Contact: 07038709808

Organized by: Viral Hepatitis Association of Nigeria, Gombe State

*Know Your Status!*

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Tips to stay clear from Hepatitis and Malaria during seasonal changes:

*Hepatitis Prevention:*

1. Wash hands frequently with soap and water.
2. Avoid eating undercooked or raw food.
3. Drink boiled or filtered water.
4. Avoid sharing personal items (e.g., toothbrush, razor).
5. Get vaccinated against Hepatitis A and B.
6. Avoid close contact with infected individuals.
7. Practice safe s*x.
8. Avoid sharing needles or syringes.

*Malaria Prevention:*

1. Wear protective clothing (long sleeves, pants) during peak mosquito hours.
2. Use insecticide-treated bed nets.
3. Apply insect repellents (DEET, Picaridin).
4. Eliminate standing water around homes.
5. Use mosquito coils or vaporizers.
6. Stay indoors during peak mosquito hours (dawn and dusk).
7. Take antimalarial medication (if traveling to high-risk areas).
8. Use air conditioning or screened windows.

*Seasonal Change Precautions:*

1. Stay hydrated to boost immunity.
2. Avoid close contact with people showing flu-like symptoms.
3. Keep surroundings clean and dry.
4. Monitor water quality and avoid contaminated sources.
5. Be cautious with food handling and consumption.

*General Health Tips:*

1. Maintain good hygiene.
2. Exercise regularly.
3. Eat a balanced diet.
4. Get enough sleep.
5. Manage stress.

*Vaccination Reminders:*

1. Hepatitis A and B vaccines
2. Malaria vaccine (for travelers to high-risk areas)
3. Flu vaccine (seasonal)

*Consult a Healthcare Professional:*

If you experience symptoms like:

- Fever
- Jaundice
- Fatigue
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea

Or if you have concerns about Hepatitis or Malaria.

Stay safe and healthy!
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Hepatitis is a viral infection that can be transmitted through various routes, often without the infected person's knowledge. Here are some common ways people may contract hepatitis without realizing it:

Hepatitis A:

1. Contaminated food and water: Consuming food or water contaminated with the hepatitis A virus (HAV), especially in areas with poor sanitation.
2. Close contact: Through physical contact with an infected person, such as shaking hands, sharing utensils, or having s*x.
3. Unhygienic food handling: Eating food prepared by someone with hepatitis A or consuming raw/undercooked shellfish.

Hepatitis B:

1. Unprotected s*x: Engaging in unprotected s*x with an infected partner.
2. Shared needles: Sharing needles or syringes contaminated with the hepatitis B virus (HBV).
3. Mother-to-child transmission: Infants born to infected mothers can contract HBV during delivery.
4. Tattooing/piercing: Getting tattoos or piercings with unsterilized equipment.
5. Blood transfusions: Receiving contaminated blood transfusions in areas with inadequate screening.

Hepatitis C:

1. Shared needles: Sharing needles or syringes contaminated with the hepatitis C virus (HCV).
2. Unsterilized medical equipment: Receiving medical or dental care with unsterilized equipment.
3. Blood transfusions: Receiving contaminated blood transfusions before widespread screening began in 1992.
4. Unregulated tattoos/piercings: Getting tattoos or piercings with unsterilized equipment.

Hepatitis D:

1. Co-infection with HBV: Contracting hepatitis D virus (HDV) simultaneously with HBV.
2. Shared needles: Sharing needles or syringes contaminated with HDV.

Prevention measures:

1. Vaccination (HAV, HBV)
2. Practice safe s*x
3. Avoid sharing needles/syringes
4. Ensure proper sterilization of medical/tattoo equipment
5. Maintain good hygiene
6. Avoid consuming contaminated food/water
7. Get tested for hepatitis if exposed or at risk

Invitation: I believe you enjoyed last week's session! Join us again tomorrow, September 16th, 2024, at 7 pm for another interesting epistle with Dr. James Oluseyi as he takes us on a journey to understand hepatitis. Don't forget to mark your calendars! Tell a friend to tell a friend - nobody should miss this great and impactful opportunity. See you there!

Join our FREE Health Talk LIVE on WhatsApp!
Topic: Hepatitis and Diabetes - Know the Facts!
Date: 9th September, 2024
Guest Expert: Dr. James
Join us for an informative session on Hepatitis and Diabetes, including:
- Understanding the causes and symptoms
- Latest treatment options and management strategies
- Q&A session - ask Dr. James your questions!
To participate:
1. Save our WhatsApp number: 09059828826
2. Send "JOIN" to register
3. Click this link to also join (https://chat.whatsapp.com/FWm5bgVA8mz6tQL92y31TF)
Don't miss this opportunity to learn from Dr. James and get your questions answered!
Also Treatment will be offer for those who may be effected with this diseases.
Invite friends and family who may benefit from this session.
See you there!"

Idan ka yi fama da Hepatitis, zuwa ga ka shawarwari don ka tsaya lafiya:

1. _Bi dokar magani_: Bi maganin da likita yayi muku.

2. _Kula da abinci mai gina jiki_: Mai daidaita abinci mai gina jiki, kamar kayan fruits, kayan leafy, hatsi, kifi, da sauran abinci mai gina jiki.

3. _Rinka shan ruwa_: Rinka shan ruwa da kuma rage shan kayan sha mai sukari.

4. _Yi wasa sau da yawa_: Yi wasa sau da yawa, kamar tafiya, keke, ko iyo, tare da izinin likita.

5. _Sarrafawa da matsalar hali_: Sarrafawa da matsalar hali ta hanyar yin meditation, yoga, ko da sauran hanyoyin da zai taimaka wajen sarrafawa da matsalar hali.

6. _Rinka barin ido_: Rinka barin ido sau da yawa, kamar sau 7 zuwa 8 a kowace rana.

7. _Kaucewa shan giya da shan taba_: Kaucewa shan giya da shan taba saboda suna iya karfafa matsalar koda.

8. _Kaucewa yin amfani da abubuwa masu rarrabawa_: Kaucewa yin amfani da abubuwa masu rarrabawa kamar mashi, katon zane, ko brush.

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