Tag: health education

6 Major Populations at Higher Risk of Iodine Deficiency and the Health Consequences

by Catherine Shitemi, posted in men's health, nutrition, thyroid, wellness, women

A swollen thyroid gland is a sign of thyroid dysfunction. Yet many people continue with their daily life carrying the heavy weight on their necks unaware of the possible dangers. But this does not have to be the norm because iodine dysfunction is preventable. In this article, we shall explore why iodine is an important … Continue reading 6 Major Populations at Higher Risk of Iodine Deficiency and the Health Consequences

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Bridging Health Gap: HAVE YOU POSTED YOUR FEEDBACK?

by Catherine Shitemi, posted in accidents and emergencies, allergic diseases, breastfeeding, burns and scalds, child health, fever, first aid, food poisoning, health seeking habits, men's health, nosebleeds, open wounds and cuts, respiratory, sprains, strains and fractures, Uncategorized, wellness, women, women's health, youth, youth

Photo courtesy of iStockphoto.com Bridging Health Gap.com, a web page launched on 18th July 2021 at WordPress provides Public Health Literacy to equip the public with health knowledge. Drawing from my experience, I have witnessed undue suffering that is preventable. Take, for example, diarrhea, it has remained a leading cause of death in children worldwide, but … Continue reading Bridging Health Gap: HAVE YOU POSTED YOUR FEEDBACK?

Optimizing Health-Seeking Habits: The Different Perspectives

by Catherine Shitemi, posted in health seeking habits, men's health, wellness, women, women's health, youth

Courtesy if clipart-library.com I am usually fascinated whenever I listen to my friend complaining about her last experience at our local hospital. You would think she will never set her feet in that hospital again. But, every time she visits the hospital for various reasons, her list of complaints only keeps on growing.    In … Continue reading Optimizing Health-Seeking Habits: The Different Perspectives