Christ the King College - Health Services

15/02/2026

What you need to know about cancer.

15/02/2026

The Debit Credit principle in Life..
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14/02/2026

The art of ART
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HIV is officially no longer a death sentence — it is a survivable illness.

Modern medicine now treats the virus like diabetes or heart disease.

The medical landscape of HIV has undergone a historic transformation, shifting from a once-terminal illness to a manageable chronic condition. In the mid-1990s, the life expectancy for an individual diagnosed with HIV was just 39 years.

Today, thanks to advancements in antiretroviral therapy (ART), those with access to treatment can expect to live as long as their peers without the virus. By reducing the viral load to undetectable levels, modern medicine not only preserves the health of the patient but also effectively eliminates the risk of sexual transmission, marking a monumental victory for global public health.

Despite these scientific triumphs, the focus of the fight against HIV has shifted from the laboratory to the halls of government. While the medical community has successfully developed the tools to stop the virus's worst ravages, social and political barriers continue to hinder universal access to life-saving care. Experts emphasize that the challenge is no longer a lack of medical knowledge but a need for equitable distribution. Ensuring that every individual can benefit from these breakthroughs is the final frontier in ending the epidemic once and for all.

source: World Health Organization. “HIV and AIDS.”

12/02/2026

Gallstone flushing tips from Dr. Atoei

12/02/2026

Pathopysiology of PCOS: https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1AabKF844Z/

10/02/2026

Know your antiseptic..

Nursing Interventions

• Assess wound/site and choose the correct antiseptic as per procedure
• Use Savlon for routine wound cleaning and minor cuts
• Use Povidone-Iodine for surgical prep and infected wounds; allow to dry
• Use Chlorhexidine (CHG) for central lines, injections, and ICU care
• Check for allergies (iodine/CHG sensitivity) before application
• Maintain strict aseptic technique during procedures
• Monitor skin for irritation, redness, or reactions
• Educate patient on purpose and after-care of antiseptic use

🩺 Right antiseptic + right technique = reduced infection risk

10/02/2026

Watch out!
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08/02/2026

Prevention is better than cure.
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04/02/2026

JUST IN- Headline: Safety First! ✅
​After thorough treatment and professional testing( quarterly done), our drinking water has officially passed all safety standards. We’re committed to keeping our campus healthy, hydrated, and ready to learn!

03/02/2026

We are healthcare worker dreaming of a system where quality care is a right for the marginalized, fully supported and funded by the state.