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World Thalassemia Day | May 8

Today, we stand with patients, caregivers & medical professionals fighting Thalassemia every day.

Early diagnosis, regular care & awareness can save lives.

Together, let’s spread hope—not just blood. www.narang.com | www.ortho.in

[drpriyankasingh]

On World Health Day, let’s celebrate the gift of good health and remember to take care of ourselves and each other. Sending you warm wishes on World Health Day! May you be blessed with strength, vitality, and well-being today and always, and enjoy a healthy and hearty life!

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On World Health Day, let’s celebrate the gift of good health and remember to take care of ourselves and each other. Sending you warm wishes on World Health Day! May you be blessed with strength, vitality, and well-being today and always, and enjoy a healthy and hearty life!

On World Health Day, let’s celebrate the gift of good health and remember to take care of ourselves and each other. Sending you warm wishes on World Health Day! May you be blessed with strength, vitality, and well-being today and always, and enjoy a healthy and hearty life!

[trainambulancepatnadelhi]

Happy World Health Day

Health is a fundamental human right and a key element of social and economic development and World Health Day is an effort meant to address global health challenges. A very warm and Happy World Health Day from the team of Panchmukhi Air and Train Ambulance!

Website: - https://www.panchmukhiairambulance.com/

[weblogdigi]

🌍💙 World Health Day 2025 💙🌍

 Let’s stand together for equal access to healthcare for all! This World Health Day, let’s raise awareness, bridge the health gap, and work towards a healthier, fairer world. 💉🩺🌿

✅ Advocate. ✅ Educate. ✅ Take action.

[anditsohappened-blog]

Save Baby Ridhay: A Race Against Time to Fund Life-Saving SMA Treatment

A Parent’s Plea: Help Us Save Our Baby Imagine watching your baby struggle to move, breathe or even lift their tiny arms—knowing that each passing day brings irreversible damage. This is the heartbreaking reality for baby Ridhay and his family. Ridhay is the son of my close college friend, and I personally know this wonderful family. They reside in Vasai, where Ridhay is cared for by his loving…

[indianhealthadviser]

🩸 Today is World Sickle Cell Awareness Day 2025 🩸 Let's raise our voices for those fighting silent battles every day. Early detection, better treatment, and more awareness can save lives. Together, we can make a difference. 💪❤️

[loocafesocials]

LooCafè: Toilets save lives, really.

When we think about lifesaving innovations, we often imagine vaccines, antibiotics, or cutting-edge medical technologies. But one of humanity’s most significant health advancements is something we often take for granted: the humble toilet.

The Power of Sanitation

Every year, millions of people around the world suffer from diseases caused by poor sanitation. Cholera, dysentery, and typhoid are just a few of the deadly illnesses spread through contaminated water and improper waste disposal. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), inadequate sanitation contributes to the deaths of over 500,000 children annually due to diarrheal diseases.

The toilet is a quiet hero in this fight. Proper sanitation systems separate human waste from drinking water, significantly reducing the spread of these diseases. This simple act of containment creates a ripple effect of health benefits, saving countless lives.

Beyond Health: Toilets Empower Communities

The benefits of toilets go far beyond preventing disease. They contribute to social equity, education, and dignity.

Empowering Women and Girls: In many parts of the world, the lack of private and safe toilets in schools discourages girls from attending, especially during menstruation. Access to sanitation improves school attendance and helps break cycles of poverty. Boosting Productivity: In communities with inadequate sanitation, adults often miss work due to illness. Better health equals more productivity, fueling economic growth. Restoring Dignity: A toilet is more than just a utility; it’s a safeguard of personal dignity. Having a private space for sanitation is fundamental to human rights.

Loocafè: Making a Difference

Organizations like Loocafè are revolutionizing the way we think about public sanitation. Loocafè offers hygienic, accessible, and sustainable toilet solutions in public spaces, addressing both convenience and dignity for users. Their mission goes beyond providing clean restrooms; they aim to create inclusive spaces that cater to everyone, including women, children, and people with disabilities.

Loocafè facilities are often integrated with community spaces, offering additional amenities like Wi-Fi, seating areas, and refreshment options. This model not only encourages people to use the facilities but also transforms public restrooms into vibrant hubs of interaction and convenience.

By addressing sanitation in a practical and innovative way, Loocafè is helping to close the gap for millions of people who lack access to safe public toilets, particularly in urban and semi-urban areas.

[minikart]

World Health Day!

Let's celebrate the importance of good health and well-being for all. Let's commit to making healthier choices and supporting each other in living our best lives.

[codingbit]

Welcome to Appin Medical Centre – Quality Care, Multiple Languages, and a Dedicated Team You Can Trust.

Looking for a local GP clinic that really understands your needs?  If its not just for health, if it's also for language and even culture, we are your destination for all that primary healthcare entails, with compassion and skill. 

We're located at 1/74 Appin Road, Appin NSW. We have a multidisciplinary team, with female GPs, podiatrists, physiotherapists, chiropractors, dietitians, psychologists, and exercise physiologists.  Most importantly, each member in our team speaks a different number of languages, which are mostly English, Bangla, Urdu, Assyrian, Arabic, Hindi, Punjabi, Russian and African languages.  We don't want ANY of our patients feeling misrepresented or misunderstood.

We are a part of your community and are led by respected professionals like Dr. Maggie Wisniewska, Dr. Fayiz Saleem Qureshi, Dr. Joshua James Tuxford, and Dr. Atifa. We are working to provide a personalised and accessible experience delivered by medical experts in a culturally sensitive way.

Open 7 Days

Call: 02 4488 1090 

Email: info@appinmedical.com.au

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[drraghunagaraj]

Arthomed clinic Bangalore

On this Republic Day, I stand proud to celebrate the spirit of our great nation—a land of unity, diversity, and endless possibilities. As we honor the visionaries who gave us our Constitution, let’s pledge to contribute toward a healthier and stronger India. Together, we can achieve greatness, one step at a time. Jai Hind! 🌟

[findurfuture]

In today’s digital age, keeping our ears healthy is more important than ever. From the constant streaming on YouTube to receiving voice notifications from ChatGPT, our ears are under pressure like never before. Enter Zeneara, a natural supplement formulated to support ear wellness and reduce bothersome ringing.

[svsaqua123]

India’s Historic Achievement: WHO Declares the Country Trachoma-Free!

For decades, trachoma—a painful, blinding eye disease—haunted millions in India, particularly in rural and underserved regions. But today, we celebrate a monumental victory: India has been officially declared trachoma-free by the World Health Organization (WHO)! This remarkable achievement is the result of years of relentless efforts by healthcare workers, policymakers, and community-driven initiatives.

What is Trachoma?

Trachoma is a neglected tropical disease caused by the bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis. It spreads through direct contact with infected eye secretions or flies that carry the infection. Repeated infections cause the eyelid to turn inward, making eyelashes scratch the cornea—leading to irreversible blindness.

How Did India Eliminate Trachoma?

National Trachoma Surveillance Programme (NTSP) – Launched in 2003, this program mapped high-risk areas and conducted mass antibiotic distributions.

Swachh Bharat Mission (Clean India Campaign) – Improved sanitation reduced fly breeding, a key transmission factor.

Awareness & Early Intervention – ASHA workers and local NGOs educated communities on facial cleanliness and early treatment.

Surgical Camps – Free corrective surgeries were provided for advanced cases.

A Moment of Pride

Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted this achievement in his #MannKiBaat address, calling it a "testament to India’s collective willpower." Leaders like Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore (former Minister of State for Health) also played a crucial role in pushing for policy changes and health campaigns.

What’s Next?

While trachoma is gone, India must remain vigilant against other preventable diseases. Continued focus on hygiene, vaccination, and rural healthcare will ensure such victories keep coming.

[weblogdigi]

World Health Day!

Good health is not something we can buy. However, it can be an extremely valuable savings account.

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[the365scriptcare]

🔍 What does U = U mean? 🧬

It means Undetectable = Untransmittable.

People living with HIV who take their meds and reach an undetectable viral load cannot pass the virus through sex.

It’s a game-changer in the fight against HIV! ❤️💊

[orthoclinic]

🩸 World Blood Donor Day 🩸 Your one donation can save 3 lives! 💉❤️ Let’s honor the heroes who give selflessly and inspire more to do the same.

👉 Be a lifesaver. Be a donor. 💪 Healthy bones, stronger community – together we care!

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