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16/04/2026

16/04/2026

Two studies presented at the European Association of Urology (EAU) 2026 Annual Meeting suggest reusable, intermittent catheter strategies may offer a safe alternative to single-use devices for some patients with urinary retention, without worsening risk of urinary tract infection (UTI) or overall quality of life. Read more: https://mdsc.pe/4cadu7I

15/04/2026

💔 Sudan: a health crisis affecting millions

After 3 years of war, *Sudan is facing the world’s largest humanitarian crisis*.

👥 34 million people need help—including 21 million needing health care

🍽️ Over 4 million people are acutely malnourished

🏥 37% of health facilities are not working

Disease is spreading fast—malaria, measles, cholera and more. At the same time, attacks on health care continue:

⚠️ 217 attacks verified
💔 Over 2,000 deaths

👉 Families are forced to travel long, dangerous distances just to find care.

*WHO and partners are responding:*

✔️ Delivered 3,300+ tons of medical supplies
✔️ Reached 4.1 million people with care
✔️ Vaccinated 46 million people

*What’s needed now:*

🕊️ Peace
🚑 Protection of health workers
🤝 Continued humanitarian support

Health care saves lives — but it needs safety and support to reach those who need it most.

Learn more ➡️ https://bit.ly/48LIUis

13/04/2026

📢 14 April is World Chagas Disease Day

💜 It’s time to change the story: women are not the source of Chagas disease — they are among its millions of overlooked victims.

🌍 Around 2 million women (15–44 years) are living with Chagas worldwide.

👶 During pregnancy, 3–5% of babies can be infected — now the main way the disease spreads globally.

❤️ Without treatment, 1 in 3 people may develop serious heart or health problems.

*But there is hope:*

💊 Treating women before pregnancy can prevent transmission almost 100%

🩺 Treating babies early leads to over 90% cure rates

*What needs to happen now:*

✅ Screen women early
✅ Treat before pregnancy
✅ Test newborns
✅ Raise awareness in communities

💪🌸Women are key to ending Chagas — let’s support, not blame them.

Learn more about World Chagas Disease Day ➡️ https://bit.ly/41uNnSL

25/03/2026

With UNAIDS – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 22 months in a row. 🎉

23/03/2026

🫁 Tomorrow, 24 March, is World Tuberculosis (TB) Day.

💪🏾 The theme this year is “Yes! We can end TB.”

*Did you know?*

📉 Since 2015, there has been a 29% drop in TB deaths, but over 1.23 million people still died of TB in 2024.

💡 The number of TB cases and deaths can continue to drop.

*Here’s what you can do:*

✅ Educate yourself on TB causes, symptoms and prevention.
✅ If you think you have TB, get tested, get treated.
✅ Don’t believe in myths or misinformation.
✅ Stand up against TB stigma and discrimination.

Learn more about the campaign ➡️ https://bit.ly/3PF3xpX

17/03/2026

Hepatitis is inflammation of the liver, usually caused by viruses (A, B, C, D, E), alcohol abuse, or toxins, causing fatigue, jaundice, and abdominal pain. While some types clear up on their own, others can become chronic, leading to cirrhosis or cancer. Treatment varies by type, including anti-virals for chronic cases, while vaccinations exist for A and B.
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17/03/2026

Condoms remain one of the strongest and most reliable ways to prevent HIV — simple, affordable, and effective for millions of people worldwide.