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Improving the quality of life through proper health education and the provision of health care and support services.

Champion global health by implementing community-based initiatives to improve health care access and outcomes in underserved regions.

22/09/2025

Every child's life is important

20/09/2025

Plastic surrounds us
Plastic has found its way to every corner of the Earth, from the highest altitudes and the poles to the deepest oceans. The global consumption of plastic is still increasing, and even set to accelerate. Half of the plastic that currently exist has been produced since year 2000, and by 2050 this is set to double.
It is estimated that only 9 percent of the plastic that has ever been produced has been recycled and 12 percent has been incinerated. The UN Environment Programme has estimated that between 19 to 23 tonnes of plastic is released into the ocean each year.

Plastic particles
Plastic particles can be found in the digestive tract of seabirds, marine mammals, turtles, fish, and spineless animals. When the plastic enters their intestines and stomach, it can cause a false feeling of being full and block their systems from taking up the nutrition that they need to survive.

Chemicals
When the plastic is small enough, so called nano plastic, scientists believe that the plastic can enter the blood circulation and be stored in bodily tissue of both animals and humans. Several types of chemicals that is added to plastic to make it either hard or soft can also affects both animals and humans' health negatively.

This is why we needed World Cleanup Day to become an official UN-day. We need to be reminded every year that this is a man-made problem, and for man-made problems we need to have man-made solutions. We need platforms where awareness can be raised on these solutions and knowledge shared between countries.

G.R.I.D
Arendal

09/09/2025

Denmark is close to wiping out two of the deadliest HPV strains.

HPV types 16 and 18 cause most cervical cancers and since Denmark introduced the HPV vaccine in 2008, infection rates in vaccinated women have plummeted to under 1%. Even unvaccinated women are seeing fewer infections, thanks to population-level immunity.

Denmark’s story is proof: with consistent vaccination, we can rewrite the statistics on cancer.

This is proof that Nigeria can!!!
Albert Suanu

09/08/2025

May the health of all indigenous people Surge even as we celebrate the world's indigenous people day.

01/08/2025

August to make our people and communities better informed to live a healthy life.
Happy new month.

25/07/2025

A healthy community for a healthy world...

23/07/2025

Every day is a call for celebration
And even today we are proud to say God has been faithful,
We celebrate our own Albert Suanu and we pray the lord bless and increase you.

11/07/2025

Good health is priceless
❤️

01/07/2025

It's a beautiful month, prioritise your health to stay alive.

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