Jahwins LAB

13/08/2026

☀️ Extreme heat is a serious health risk.

Heatwaves can cause dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke, and can make existing health conditions worse.

💧 Drink plenty of water.
🏠 Stay in cool or shaded places.
👕 Wear lightweight clothing.
🌞 Avoid the hottest hours of the day.
❤️ Check on children, older adults, and vulnerable people.

Know the warning signs. Act early. Stay safe.

💙 Jahwins Lab — Health Awareness & Disease Prevention

📌 Source: World Health Organization (WHO)

29/07/2026

📱👧 *The digital world is shaping our children’s health every single day.*

💙 Technology can help children learn, create, connect and access health information. But how digital platforms are designed also matters.

Research links excessive digital exposure, especially among vulnerable young people, with increased risks of:

😟 Anxiety and depression
😴 Poor sleep
📉 Less physical activity
🤝 Fewer real-life social connections

🚨 Children may also be exposed to harmful content, misinformation, online exploitation and marketing of unhealthy products.

*What can families do?*

✅ Create screen-free moments, especially during meals and before bedtime.
✅ Encourage outdoor play, hobbies and time with family and friends.
✅ Talk openly about what children see and do online.
✅ Use age-appropriate safety and privacy settings.
✅ Remember: quality of screen time matters just as much as quantity.

❤️ The goal isn’t to eliminate technology—it’s to help children enjoy its benefits while growing up healthy, safe and connected both online and offline.

Learn more ➡️ https://www.who.int/news-room/commentaries/detail/the-digital-choices-shaping-our-children-s-health

29/07/2026

🌡️ Heat can be dangerous, but a few simple steps can protect you and your loved ones.

🥵 When temperatures rise, your body has to work harder to stay cool. Too much heat can lead to heat exhaustion or even life-threatening heatstroke, especially for older adults, young children, pregnant women and people with heart, lung or kidney conditions.

*Beat the heat with these simple tips:*

✅ Drink water regularly (don’t wait until you’re thirsty!)

🧢 Wear light, loose-fitting clothes and a hat.

🌳 Stay in the shade or indoors during the hottest hours of the day.

🚿 Cool down with a cool shower or a damp towel.

🏠 Keep your home cool by closing curtains during the day and opening windows at night.

👶 Never leave children or pets in parked cars – not even for a minute!

❤️ Check on older relatives, neighbours and anyone living alone.

⚠️ Feeling dizzy, confused, nauseous or extremely hot? These could be signs of heat illness. Move to a cool place, drink water and seek medical help if symptoms are severe.

💙 Stay cool, stay hydrated and look out for one another!

Learn more ➡️ https://www.who.int/initiatives/initiative-against-extreme-heat-and-health-risks-in-workplaces-and-major-events/tips-for-keeping-cool

09/07/2026

☀️ Extreme heat can be dangerous—even deadly.
Heatwaves are becoming more frequent and intense, increasing the risk of heat exhaustion, heat stroke, dehydration, and worsening existing health conditions.
Stay safe during extreme heat: 💧 Drink plenty of water. 🏠 Stay in cool or shaded places. 👕 Wear lightweight, light-colored clothing. 🌞 Avoid outdoor activities during the hottest hours. 👨‍👩‍👧 Check on older adults, children, and people with chronic illnesses.
Recognizing the signs of heat-related illness early can save lives.
At Jahwins Lab, we are committed to promoting health awareness and helping communities stay safe during extreme weather.
❤️ Beat the Heat. Protect Your Health.
📊 Source: World Health Organization (WHO)

09/07/2026

🌍 Climate change is not just an environmental issue—it's a public health emergency.
Rising temperatures, extreme weather, poor air quality, and changing disease patterns are affecting millions of lives worldwide.
Key facts: 📊 Around 3.6 billion people live in areas highly vulnerable to climate change. 📊 Climate change is expected to cause about 250,000 additional deaths each year between 2030 and 2050 from malnutrition, malaria, diarrhea, and heat stress. 📊 Heat-related illnesses and climate-sensitive diseases are increasing around the world.
Take action today: ✅ Reduce your carbon footprint. ✅ Use clean and sustainable transportation. ✅ Plant and protect trees. ✅ Conserve water and energy. ✅ Support climate-friendly policies and communities.
Protecting the planet also protects our health.
At Jahwins Lab, we are committed to raising awareness about environmental health and disease prevention.
💚 Healthy Planet. Healthy Future.
📊 Source: World Health Organization (WHO)

04/07/2026

30/06/2026

⚡💡 *Electricity isn’t just about turning on a light.* It can save lives, improve health and create opportunities.

🌍 Today, *655 million people* around the world still live *without electricity*, while *2 billion people* cook with wood, charcoal or kerosene, filling their homes with harmful smoke.

🏠 Household air pollution from these fuels is linked to *around 3 million deaths every year*.

🌱 Renewable energy now provides *more than 30% of the world’s electricity*, and solutions like off-grid solar and mini-grids are bringing clean, affordable power to more communities.

*What can you do?*

✅ Save energy where possible.
✅ Choose energy-efficient appliances and LED bulbs.
✅ Support clean cooking and renewable energy initiatives in your community.
✅ Spread awareness that access to clean, reliable energy is about more than convenience. It’s essential for better health, cleaner air and a brighter future for everyone.

⚡ Clean energy powers healthier lives.

Find out more ➡️

Latest data show uneven progress, highlighting the critical need to focus on affordability and vulnerable communities