Research for Equity

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[SRHIN AFRICA @SRHINAfrica]

With rising cases, staying informed is crucial for your safety.

Rely on trustworthy sources and adhere to health guidelines to protect yourself and those around you.

Promote awareness, not fear!

Share this post to help keep your community informed.

#mpox #monkeypoxvirus

[SRHIN AFRICA @SRHINAfrica]

With the recent MPox outbreak on the rise, it’s crucial to stay informed and take steps to protect yourself.

Stay vigilant, follow health guidelines, and prioritize your well-being to help curb the spread.

#mpox #mpoxoutbreak #reels #gwogwogwongwochallenge #fypgwogwogwogwo

[SRHIN AFRICA @SRHINAfrica]

Today, @AfricaCDC has officially declared #Mpox a Public Health Emergency of Continental Security.

With 2,863 confirmed cases and 517 deaths across 13 African Countries in 2024 alone.

Staying informed is key to staying safe.

Trust reliable sources for information and follow health guidelines to protect yourself and your loved ones.

Spread awareness, not panic! Share this post to keep your community informed.

#mpox #mpoxoutbreak #trendinghealthnews #staysafe #monkeypoxvirus

[SRHIN AFRICA @SRHINAfrica]

URGENT!!!

#Mpox has been declared a public health emergency in Africa by the continent’s top health bodies @AfricaCDC @WHO

Here are some things to note for your protection.

We have interpreted this information in English, Hausa, Luganda, and French to ensure everyone is informed and can take the necessary precautions.

Stay safe and help prevent the spread of mpox!

#mpox #mpoxoutbreak #trendinghealthnews #staysafe #monkeypoxvirus

[SRHIN AFRICA @SRHINAfrica]

Recently, we organized training sessions at #LeadCityUniversity to empower undergraduates in the fight against #noncommunicablediseases.

Through interactive sessions and hands-on exercises, participants learned to become NCD advocates, reaching out to secondary schools to educate students and combat NCDs effectively.

#noncommunicablediseases #ncd #trainingsession #combatncd #nongovernmentalorganization #healthequity #srhinafrica

[SRHIN AFRICA @SRHINAfrica]

Common myths and misconceptions about #Mpox

🚫Myth: MonkeyPox only affects Monkeys

✅ Truth: Contrary to its name, Mpox is a zoonotic disease, meaning it can be transmitted from animals to humans.
While monkeys can carry the virus, human-to-human transmission is also possible.

Be informed, not misinformed!

#mpox #mpoxdisease #healthequity #mythandtruth #beinformed”

[SRHIN AFRICA @SRHINAfrica]

SimbiHealth Women Leader and their group conducted an advocacy visit to Gwargwada community’s secondary school, aiming to raise awareness among students about #menstrualhygiene.

They provided sanitary pads to the students and facilitated discussions on menstrual hygiene, personal care, and managing menstrual cycles.

Additionally, they instructed students on the proper usage of sanitary pads, including reusable and disposable options.

#menstrualhealth #menstrualhygiene #menstruation #personalhygiene #personalhygienecare #srhinafrica #healthequity “

[SRHIN AFRICA @SRHINAfrica]

Recently, we organized training sessions at #LAUTECH to empower undergraduates in the fight against #noncommunicablediseases.

Through interactive sessions and hands-on exercises, participants learned to become NCD advocates, reaching out to secondary schools to educate students and combat NCDs effectively.

#noncommunicablediseases #ncd #trainingsession #combatncd #nongovernmentalorganization #healthequity #srhinafrica

[Dr Isaac Olufadewa @DrIsaacking]

Today, I am grateful for the sense of purpose that drives me.

Purpose, like a dream, is free!
I've felt alive dancing with IDPs at the launch of the #FriendshipTent by @SRHINAfrica as I advance health equity

What event has made you come alive?
#GratitudewithDrIsaac
#Gratitude

[Moving Minds Alliance @MovingMindsECD]

🌟 Meet our 2023-2024 Research Fellows!

Join us next week as we shine a spotlight on one fellow per day, giving you a sneak peek into their fascinating research projects!

#MovingMindsAllianceResearchForum #ResearchFellows

[SRHIN AFRICA @SRHINAfrica]

We are Live!!! Connect with us Now !!!
https://t.co/tI3CJYC9H6

[Research for Equity @Research4Equity]

We are Live!!! Connect with us Now !!!
https://t.co/Qd8wC2iGl8

[TDR @TDRnews]

The end of last year, @GarryAslanyan met @DrIsaacking, founder of @SRHINAfrica, at the @HygieneSymp . Isaac shared with Garry his thoughts and learnings for how we can address the complex issues surrounding #WASH.
Listen to their conversation here 👉https://t.co/F61iTfmwi3

[NCDC @NCDCgov]

Are you a doctor, nurse, laboratory scientist, or support staff with a high level of exposure to suspected or confirmed cases of #diphtheria?

#TakeResponsibility to get the anti-diphtheria vaccine to limit your risk of getting infected.

#StaySafeStayHealthy

[Sunday Akinrelere @AkinrelereSund2]

Day 1 of Health Education Campaign
- #OndoSRHIN
- #HealthEducationCampaign
- #HealthEquity
- #HealthTips
- #SRHIN
- #HealthyLiving
- #HealthMatters
- #SDG3 #HealthCampaign
- #Wellbeing

[SRHIN AFRICA @SRHINAfrica]

Slum and Rural Health Initiative (SRHIN) Team led by our Northern Regional Coordinator (Mr Yahya Dauda) conducted an advocacy visit to The Ona of Ogye chefdom in Toto Local Government Area of Nasarawa State.

[SRHIN AFRICA @SRHINAfrica]

#BreastCancerAwareness #FightForACure #TogetherWeCanMakeADifference #srhin #awareness #breastcancer
#advocacy

[SRHIN AFRICA @SRHINAfrica]

Your donation will make a huge impact. It will help us raise awareness, promote early detection, and provide vital support to the families affected.

Let's make a difference together. Donate via https://t.co/01PDuiVuFI

[SRHIN AFRICA @SRHINAfrica]

That is why we, at Slum and Rural Health Initiative, are taking action.

To mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month and World Food Day on October 12, 2023, we are organizing an outreach in Beere Community, Ibadan, Nigeria.

[SRHIN AFRICA @SRHINAfrica]

Join us in the fight against breast cancer! In 2020, 2.3 million women battled this disease, resulting in 685,000 deaths worldwide. In Nigeria, late-stage diagnoses are all too common due to a lack of awareness.