Abqaala Ma/Xi/Qaafiyat Ku/Buxa

20/09/2026

Soonibiini Uddur Qaafiyat Fanteenal Aban Kattat Iná Kee Baxah Inkih Meqem Kinnuuk Qaafiyat Fanteenal Kattat Aba.

14/09/2026

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women globally and represents approximately a quarter of all cancers that occur in women every year.

With 1 in 6 cancer deaths among women worldwide, breast cancer is also the leading cause of cancer deaths among women globally.

Breast cancer is highly curable if detected in its early stages and adequate treatment is provided.

10/09/2026

👁️ MYOPIA AWARENESS SERIES — DAY 2

Why Does Myopia Develop?

Myopia doesn’t develop from a single cause. It is usually influenced by a combination of eye growth, genetics, and environmental or lifestyle factors.

🔬 Main optical factors:
• Axial length: Excessive elongation of the eyeball is the major structural factor associated with myopia.
• Corneal power: A steeper/stronger cornea can contribute to refractive myopia.
• Lens power: Changes in crystalline lens power can also influence refractive development.

🧬 Important risk factors:
• Family history of myopia
• Prolonged near work
• High visual demands
• Limited outdoor exposure
• Environmental and educational factors

🌿 Key message:
Genes matter, but the environment also plays an important role—particularly during childhood. Increasing healthy outdoor time is one practical habit associated with a lower risk of developing myopia.

📚 DAY 3 COMING NEXT:
Types of Myopia — Understanding the Different Classifications

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10/09/2026

It’s okay not to be okay.

If you are having thoughts about ***de, remember that you are not alone.

Starting a conversation about how you’re feeling can be hard, but it’s a brave and important step.

Help is available:

➡️Reach out to a professional, counsellor, or social worker.
➡️Join a support group.
➡️If you need immediate help, contact emergency services or a crisis hotline.

08/09/2026

ጳጉሜን 3
የጽናት ቀን!

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08/09/2026

ጳጉሜ 3 የፅናት ቀን

#ጳጉሜ

08/09/2026

Health workers are moving across borders more than ever, reshaping how countries plan and retain their workforce. Health emergencies and funding constraints are adding further pressure on health systems already grappling with workforce mobility.

This WHO Western Pacific webinar will explore global and regional trends in health workforce mobility, along with the latest updates to the WHO Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel.

It will also feature country experiences on workforce planning in the Pacific islands context, and how health workers are supported through return and reintegration.

Health workforce policymakers and planners are encouraged to register.

📅 16 September 2026
🕥 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM (Manila time, GMT+8)
💻 Virtual

28/06/2026

Talaalak Daqaarih Caddol Qaafiyat Ayfaafih Mexxatih Maysaasah Uguugusuk Inki Sanatih Gexsok Kusaq Gudgud Gexsite.

Ta Project Elle Taamita Talaalak Daqaarak Tewqe Qaafiyat Mihratleelah Qaafyat Ayfaafih Mexxatih Maysaasak Quality Management Barisak Sugeenih Mamaxxag Yaceenimih Taddiira Gexsitte.

Ta Taddiira Rakaakayak Qaafiyat Biiro Kee Amref Health Africa Sitta Luk Cattiimak Bicissem Kee Talaalak Daqaarih Caddol Sittat 23 Takke Mihratleela Barisak Sugeenih Mamaxxaga Yaceenim Tekke.

Ta Taddiira Ayyunti Tû Mabulih Mattacoh Siiratih Caddol Qaafiyat Xisoosal Ugutta Faxe Qaynatih Esseroy Uguttah Raddi Elle Yaceenim Duudan Gurra Wagsiisa Hangisso Takke Taddiira Kinnim Tamixxige.

Ta Mihratleela Inki Sanatih Gexso Kusaqisak, Abak Raag Sittat Akah Tabaatabissan innah Abak, Geenih Yanin Abak Raag Abinal Akah Asisan Innah Afkan Yaceenim Tekke.

28/06/2026

23/02/2026

Stress can cause:

❤️‍🩹 headaches
❤️‍🩹 neck and shoulder pain
❤️‍🩹 lack of appetite
❤️‍🩹 back pain
❤️‍🩹 a heavy chest
❤️‍🩹 tight muscles
❤️‍🩹 an upset stomach

Pausing, breathing, and reflecting through slow breathing techniques can help to reduce stress