EcoHealth Global

Global health security begins with awareness.

The reported imported case of Ebola in Abuja is a reminder that vigilance, early detection, and public health preparedness remain essential.

🦠 Do you know the symptoms of Ebola?
🌡️ Fever, severe headache, muscle pain, vomiting, and diarrhoea are some warning signs.

⚠️ Your safety matters:
• Practise regular handwashing.
• Avoid contact with bodily fluids of suspected cases.
• Do not handle the bodies of suspected Ebola victims.
• Seek immediate medical attention after a possible exposure.

📢 Don't panic. Stay informed. Stay vigilant. Stay safe.

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Can you have high blood pressure and feel perfectly fine? Yes, and that's what makes it so dangerous. 💚

Many people have no headache, no dizziness and no warning signs at all. Over time, though, uncontrolled high blood pressure can quietly harm the heart, brain, kidneys and eyes.

The only way to know your numbers is to check them. Visit your nearest clinic or screening, and do it regularly, not just once a year.

Swipe through to learn more, then share this with someone you love. 👨‍👩‍👧

✨ HAPPY NEW MONTH! 💚

Welcome to November! A new month, a fresh beginning, and another opportunity to grow, make meaningful choices, and embrace new possibilities.

May this month bring good health, peace, renewed strength, and countless reasons to be grateful.

Here's to a healthier, happier November! 🌿

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You work hard for your money, but nothing replaces your health. Many serious conditions, like high blood pressure, give no warning signs until they're advanced.
Five checks to put on your list: blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, weight & waist, and cancer screening.
Tag someone who needs this reminder, and book your check-up this week. 💛
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Beyond the headlines, the WHO is also flagging:

🔹 A new global framework to track the health risks of extreme heat for pregnant women, newborns and children
🔹 A roadmap to tackle high blood pressure in pregnancy, including pre-eclampsia
🔹 People are living longer, but heart disease is still the leading health burden
🔹 A call for mental health care to move closer to communities
🔹 A warning that about one in four doctors is nearing retirement age

Your health matters every day, not only during outbreaks. Check your blood pressure, attend your antenatal visits if you are pregnant, stay hydrated in the heat, and look after your mind.

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Small habits, big health.

Guilty or Not Guilty? ⚖️

Be honest. You said "I'll sleep by 10," and now it's 3 a.m. and you're still scrolling. And that water was "too dirty" for your face, but your legs walked right into it. Your legs are still part of your body!

Watch and then tell us in the comments: GUILTY or NOT GUILTY? Which case caught you?

Tag a friend who is guilty 👇

Small habits, big health.

Could your kitchen habits be making your family sick? 🍽️
Food poisoning is often caused by simple mistakes we don't notice. Swipe through to see 5 common ones and what to do instead:
✅ Scrub your hands with soap for 20 seconds
✅ Use separate knives and chopping boards for raw and cooked food
✅ Cook until piping hot all the way through
✅ Refrigerate leftovers within 2 hours
✅ Wash produce in safe water, and boil water if unsure
Share this with someone who loves to cook, and tell us in the comments: which of these do you see most often? 👇
Your Community, Your Health. 💚

☀️ Extreme Heat: Protecting Mothers and Babies

Rising temperatures are more than an environmental concern they are a public health issue.

Pregnant women, newborns and young children need extra protection during periods of extreme heat.

💧 Stay hydrated.
🌳 Seek shade and cooler spaces.
👶 Keep babies cool and monitor them for signs of heat-related illness.
🏥 Seek medical care when symptoms are concerning.

Climate action is also health protection.

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A step forward in the fight against tuberculosis!

The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced new target regimen profiles to guide the development of long-acting injectable treatments for tuberculosis (TB).

This development highlights the importance of advancing treatment options and improving access to effective TB care.

💚 Our public health reminder:
🔹 Get tested early.
🔹 Follow your prescribed treatment.
🔹 Support TB research and awareness.

Together, we can strengthen the fight against TB and work towards healthier communities.

EcoHealth Global Empowering Health, Sustaining Tomorrow. 🌱

Two friends. One choice.
Ada checks herself every month. Bisi says "later." But later can be too late.
Know your body. Know your normal. And if you notice any change, don't wait:
✅ A new lump or thickening
✅ A change in size or shape
✅ Dimpling or redness of the skin
✅ Ni**le changes or discharge
✅ Pain that does not go away
Most lumps are not cancer, but always get checked. Early detection gives you more treatment options, and it saves lives. 🎀
👉 Check yourself monthly
👉 Get screened
👉 Act early
Tag a woman you love and send her this reminder today. 💗