When Kindness Meets Vision — A New Dawn for NIMSA NINCD
With hearts full of hope , the Director, Muhammad Usman Kawu,and Regional Assistant Nura Yusuf of NIMSA NINCD visited the Rufai Hanga Foundationand found open arms and shared dreams.
✨ Happy New Year from NIMSA_NINCD! ✨
Wishing you a year of good health, renewed hope, and meaningful impact. Together, we’ll continue to raise awareness and build healthier communities.
🎉 Cheers to a purposeful new year!
*Superbugs are rising.*
*Antibiotics are failing.*
*But we can change the story* .
*NIMSA NINCD* calls on students, families, and communities to use antibiotics only when prescribed and to prevent infections through proper hygiene, clean environments, and vaccination.
Day 11: Breast Cancer Awareness
Checking your breasts regularly helps you know what’s normal for you — so you can notice any changes early.
Take a few minutes each month to feel, look, and know your breasts. Early detection makes all the difference.
#BreastCancerAwareness
*World Mental Health Day 2025*
Today, we join the world to emphasize that mental health is not a privilege, it’s a right. Every individual, regardless of age, background, or circumstance, deserves access to quality mental health care, support, and understanding.
Support one another with empathy and understanding
●Advocate for accessible, affordable, and quality mental health care for all
Remember, seeking help is strength, not weakness.
Together, we can build a world where mental well-being is prioritized and protected.
Day 9
Myth: Finding a lump always means cancer.
Fact: Many breast lumps are benign (non-cancerous), such as cysts or fibroadenomas. However, it’s important to get every lump checked by a healthcare professional to rule out cancer and ensure early detection
Day 8: Myth vs Fact 💡
Myth: Mammograms cause breast cancer.
Fact: Mammograms use safe, low-dose X-rays that do not cause cancer. In fact, they help detect breast cancer early, when it’s most treatable. 💖
#BreastCancerAwareness#MythVsFact#EarlyDetectionSavesLives
Regular exercise, maintaining a healthy weight, limiting alcohol, eating more fruits and vegetables, and avoiding smoking all contribute to better breast health.
Small choices today can make a big difference tomorrow. 💪💗
#BreastCancerAwareness#Day6Challenge#MythVsFact
Myth: Small breasts mean a lower risk of breast cancer.
Fact: Breast size has no effect on your risk of developing breast cancer.
Cancer can develop in any breast tissue, large or small. What truly matters is regular self-examination, screening, and awareness. 💗
Happy New Month and Happy Independence Day from all of us at NIMSA NINCD! 🇳🇬✨
May this month bring renewed hope, strength, and progress as we continue to champion healthier communities across Nigeria.
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💡 “Truly a silent thief! 🦴 Many people don’t realize how fragile their bones can become until it’s too late. Let's raise awareness — prevention through diet, vitamin D, and exercise is key! 🙌 #BoneHealthMatters”