Dr. Gerald Musa MD, PhD

12/10/2025

Reflect.
Appreciate where you have come from and what you have become over the years.
We have a tendency of always focusing on the next big goal and forgetting that we once prayed for where we are today.
The goal post is always moving. It's your responsibility to slow down once in a while and clap for yourself.
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10/10/2025

When things go wrong, that's an opportunity to practice your problem solving skills and emotional growth.
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09/10/2025

It's going to be an awesome day.
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07/10/2025

Ndola Teaching Hospital Official neurosurgery Team💯. The vanguard. Brick by brick we are buidling💪🏾.
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07/10/2025

Allow people outside your circles to audit you and your systems. Sometimes, staying in the same place for a long time blinds you to the faults.
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05/10/2025

Stand long enough in the sewer and eventually you stop smelling it. Step away from your environment once in a while and see clearly.
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04/10/2025

A long time ago, weekends were for chills and drinks but now, they are for family, personal development and planning.

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04/10/2025

You don't have to fail to learn but when you fail, please learn.
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03/10/2025

Sometimes we fail because we are doing too many things. Sit down. Identify what you want the most and remove the noise.
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03/10/2025

We end the week strong. 💪🏿
Don't leave for Monday what should be done on friday.
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01/10/2025

This is very concerning. Let's take care of ourselves.
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KITWE Teaching Hospital on the Copperbelt has recorded an increase in the number of cases of stroke, with 43 percent of the 500 patients attended to from January to August this year being young people.

Hospital urologist Bwalya Mulenga said in an interview that the health facility is attending to a rising number of stroke cases among people aged between 25 and 50 coming from different provinces.

Dr Mulenga attributed the surge in stroke cases among young people to HIV, syphilis, hypertension, renal problems, the use of contraceptives, and untreated sore throats.

“There is a serious rise in stroke cases among young people, who are representing 43 percent of the 500 people that have been attended to this year,” he said.

Dr Mulenga said the hospital initially used to attend to stroke among people aged 60 and above, unlike the current situation where people as young as 25 years old are having stroke.

She said adults aged over 60 are more likely to have stroke resulting from high blood pressure, which causes blood vessels to be stiff and makes the heart to work harder.

01/10/2025

I hope you find this video helpful.
Be unstoppable.
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