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Àwùj Wa (Our Society)Author: Adejumo Barakat
We need to give our society the attention needed. Things are turning upside down and decaying as a result of negativities and atrocities. Shouldn't we be more concerned about solving societal issues, knowing so well that the future of these young kids is important to the development of our society. We need to take positive action in tackling societal issues! Be it family matters, education, economy, health, security and more. All these are the target of this podcast. We discuss all these issues & proffer recommendations. I'm Barakat Adejumo I'm on a journey to make the world a better place. Language: en Genres: Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Tuberculosis
Saturday, 16 November, 2024
Tuberculosis a disease that affects millions worldwide. I know this topic can be tough to discuss, but it's crucial we understand the symptoms, prevention, and treatment options. What is Tuberculosis? Tuberculosis, or TB, is a bacterial infection caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis that primarily affects the lungs but can also impact other organs. There are three stages: primary infection, latent TB infection, and active TB disease. Have you or someone you know experienced: - Chest Pain: Persistent pain that worsens when coughing or breathing deeply - Frequent Breathing: Shortness of breath or rapid breathing - Night Sweats: Recurring sweating at night - Coughing with Blood: Coughing up blood or sputum All these are some symptoms of tuberculosis. If you're experiencing symptoms or have been exposed to TB, get tested! Visit your nearest health clinic or hospital the test is free. Tuberculosis is preventable With Vaccination: The Bacillus Calmette-Guerin (BCG) vaccine is effective in preventing severe forms of TB, especially in children. And we can save lives with- 1. Early Diagnosis: Identifying TB early can save lives. 2. Consistent Treatment: Completing the full treatment course is crucial. 3. Isolation: Separating infected individuals till the person gets better to prevent transmission. It's essential to understand that TB is treatable, and early diagnosis is key. Let's work together to raise awareness and combat this deadly disease. By sharing personal stories and experiences, we can create a supportive community that encourages open discussion and seeks solutions. I was glad when the first caller called in to share his experience about tuberculosis he had, he confirmed the test is free and treatment was done without a dime. Lastly, we urge our Ministry of Health and National Orientation Agency to increase in campaigns and awareness in different languages for people to know more about tuberculosis. It was a great time with my guest on ÀwùjoWa show today. You can listen to the records session via Spotify. Barakat Adejumo
