Bindu Med Newsletter

18/11/2021

Facts about Men's Health
Men's strength should not be underestimated. However, when it comes to health, no one is immune. Health issues must be treated seriously. Men are susceptible to health problems if they do not take care of themselves.

Some of the possible causes of major men's health disorders include but are not limited to smoking, nutrition, sedentary lifestyle, alcohol and substance misuse, and a dearth of normal healthcare.

To read more; follow link the link below
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16/11/2021

Dear Reader,
We are excited to bring you our latest Issue 5.
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https://anyflip.com/cwzmp/kmrg/

Movember serves as a reminder of Men’s Health as it is often ignored. It is vital to openly discuss the topic without stigmatisation. The moustache season is not for all fun and games in growing a beard, but is meant to raise awareness for men by creating a platform and acknowledging that men should feel free to talk about their mental health and go for health checkups.
Societal constructs such as the notion that “men don’t cry,” fuel a form of toxic masculinity. Men are then shamed and often looked down upon for showing emotions, and have been deprived of a vital outlet for taking care of their mental health. It is important now more than ever to remove the destructive stigma that illnesses such as depression and anxiety do not discriminate based on an individual’s gender identity. Physical health is equally important, especially receiving early detection of testicular cancer and prostate cancer.
In this issue BinduMed joins the movement to raise awareness for men. Explored are the risks of Prostate Cancer, going for check ups and men’s sexual wellness.
Take part in the Movement to make a difference!!

15/11/2021

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10/11/2021

Take time to raise awareness on Men's Health. Take part in the Movember movement with BinduMed
Send us a 1-2 minutes video telling us the following;

1. What Movember means to you
2. Why you participate in Movember/ or want to participate in Movember
3. Facts about men people tend to dismiss
4. What you hope this awareness brings
5. Send us a before and after picture for growing your moustache
email: bindumed4@gmail.com/ sales@bindu.co.zw

NB: This is an ongoing participation for the whole of November, be sure to be part of raising Men’s Health Awareness

Do Something Good- Changing the Face of Men’s Mental Health

08/11/2021

Munhutu Dermatology alerts us on Maskne

What is maskne?
Maskne (mask+acne) is the novel term that has been coined to describe the newfound skin problems many people are experiencing on their faces due to daily mask-wearing. It refers to the pimples, red spots, dark spots and blemishes that are developing on the lower covered half of the face due to persistent mask-wearing. When you breathe or talk, your mask tends to trap a lot of hot air. This air creates a warm, humid environment — and an ideal setting for yeast, bacteria and other flora. These bacterial imbalances and friction from your mask can promote acne resulting in pimples and pustules appearing around the nose and mouth
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03/11/2021

ACE Air & Ambulance (Pvt) Ltd is an internationally accredited air ambulance operator, with multiple bases throughout Zimbabwe, that specialises in emergency evacuation, remote rescue and recovery throughout Southern Africa and beyond.

The extensive ACE fleet consists of carefully selected and geared Beechcraft King Airs, helicopters and road ambulances. ACE is strategically positioned in the centre of sub-Saharan Africa, paired with our comprehensive and tailored fleet allows us to offer the fastest activation and ex*****on of rapid response,

with direct access to southern Africa’s most remote tourism, safari and mining destinations.

Ace Air & Ambulance

01/11/2021

Grow a Mo this Movember as we raise awareness on Men's Health

29/10/2021

Diet and lifestyle can influence the development or recurrence of breast cancer and various lifestyle factors are considered holistically including; nutrition and supplementation, exercise and weight management, estrogen exposure, cutting back on smoking or going cold turkey and moderating alcohol consumption. Whether one is newly diagnosed with breast cancer or facing breast cancer that has spread to another part of the body, the main question is often, ‘’What should I eat?’’
To read more by follow link in our bio

25/10/2021

Medical & Health Care Trade Event
On the 28th-29 October at the Harare International Conference Centre

14/10/2021

Today is World Sight Day!!
World Sight Day is celebrated every year on the second Thursday of October. This day is celebrated with an intention to raise awareness around vision impairment, which includes blindness too.

For free eye screening visit SeeClear Eye Institute at
Suite 3 Julia Court
West end clinic extension
7 Baines avenue/Cnr Harare street
Harare
Book your appointment between 9am-430 on the following number 0718957510

or visit
John McMinn Chisipite Branch
0777156033 t. 024290016
Shop 1
St Andrews Arcade
Chisipite Shopping Centre
Opening times: mon-fri 8-5 / sat 8:30-12

06/10/2021

In support of Breast Cancer Awareness, the Bindu Media Team went for Breast Screening at The Cancer Association of Zimbabwe.
Donate a dollar of more in support of Breast Cancer Awareness. Visit The Cancer Association of Zimbabwe for more info.

05/10/2021