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16/01/2026

16/01/2026

Your Heart ❤️, Our Hands 🤲🏻

The National Heart Hospital medical team, in partnership with the Muchinga and Northern Provincial Health Offices, is bringing free cardiac screening services closer to you, for both children and adults.

This outreach is part of our commitment to early detection, prevention, and care, because a healthy heart means a healthier life.

Where & When:
• Michael Chilufya Sata Hospital, Mpika – 19th January 2026
• Chilonga Mission Hospital, Mpika – 19th January 2026
• Chinsali General Hospital, Chinsali – 20th January 2026
• Kasama General Hospital, Kasama – 21st–22nd January 2026

Services include:
• Community sensitization on heart health
• Free heart screening
• Doctor consultations

If you or your loved ones need a heart check, please visit the listed facilities on the scheduled dates. Early detection saves lives. A Nation of Healthy and Productive People.

Your Health Matter 🇿🇲
Ministry of Health Zambia
National Heart Hospital - Zambia

16/01/2026

Vaccine of the Month: Hepatitis A 🦠
A few of the most common symptoms include pain or tenderness in the upper right abdomen, jaundice (yellowing of the skin or eyes), and flu-like symptoms. This liver disease is contagious and can cause severe illness. You can protect yourself and others from Hepatitis A by getting vaccinated. Learn more: https://www.healthychildren.org/English/health-issues/vaccine-preventable-diseases/Pages/Hepatitis-A.aspx

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas 🎄🎄to all our followers

06/12/2025

💔 44 million lives lost — and HIV is still not over.

HIV remains one of the world’s biggest health challenges.

*Here’s what you should know:*

🦠 HIV is a virus that attacks the body’s immune system and is spread from body fluids of an infected person.

🤒 Symptoms of HIV vary, some may have flu-like illness including fever, headache, rash and sore throat.

⚠️ AIDS occurs at the most advanced stage of HIV infection.

🌍 About 40.8 million people worldwide are living with HIV.

⚕️ While there’s no cure, HIV can be prevented and treated.

*Reduce the risk of HIV by:*

🛡️ Using condoms

🩸 Testing for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections

✂️ Choosing medical male circumcision

💉 Getting safe help if you inject and use drugs

💊 Taking pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) medicine as an additional prevention option

This World AIDS Day, let’s raise awareness of HIV and support access to prevention, treatment, and care for all.

Learn more about HIV and AIDS ➡️ bit.ly/43LX1SB

06/12/2025

06/12/2025

📢 *New WHO guideline on infertility care*

💔 Infertility affects *1 in 6 people* worldwide — yet in many places, treatment is too expensive, unsafe, or hard to access. In some countries, just *one IVF cycle can cost more than a family earns in a year*.

🌱 WHO is calling on all countries to make fertility care safer, fairer and more affordable. The new guideline includes *40 recommendations* to improve prevention, diagnosis and treatment — from simple fertility advice to IVF — all based on science and respectful care.

*What you can do:*

👉 Learn about fertility early: age, lifestyle, and untreated STIs all matter

👉 Seek care in trusted, accredited facilities

👉 Support policies that make fertility services part of national health coverage

👉 Share this message to help others understand they’re not alone

Everyone deserves the chance to build a family — without stigma or financial hardship.

Learn more ➡️ https://bit.ly/4pCOf1L

26/11/2025

In 2025, sudden US funding cuts and reductions from key donors shocked the global AIDS response.​

This , UNAIDS releases a new report showing how these disruptions unfolded—and the resilience of communities and countries protecting progress.​

Download the report ➡️ https://www.unaids.org/en/2025-world-aids-day

26/11/2025

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25/11/2025

Keep health is wealth