Introduction Mental health is a critical yet often neglected aspect of overall well-being in many rural African communities. Despite the high prevalence of mental health disorders, stigma, lack of awareness, and limited access to services contribute to a silent epidemic that affects individuals, families, and entire communities. Addressing this pressing
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The Technological Fusion of Wheat and Taro Composite Flour
Introduction: In Africa’s kaleidoscope of flavours, each ingredient tells a story, carrying with it the essence of a rich tradition. Today, our exploration takes us to the heart of a culinary revolution, where technological innovation meets local simplicity. The bold fusion of wheat flour and taro promises an economical pastry
SHOULD SPEECH THERAPY OFFER ADDITIONAL LANGUAGES BESIDES ENGLISH AS A FORM OF LEARNING?
Speech Therapy You might already be aware that speech therapists can aid with communication. They do everything, but that’s only a small portion of communication. To communicate, one must first get the thoughts into one’s mind before getting theirs into their own. The language it uses and how words are combined to create messages make up a significant
Comparison and its effect on our mental health
Introduction One piece of advice that we come across a lot throughout our lives is “Do not compare yourself to other people”. This article explains why we compare ourselves to other people and what effects it has on our mental health. Why we do it Comparing ourselves to other
Who is the most vulnerable group to Cholera Attack?
Introduction Cholera, caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae, is an acute watery diarrheal syndrome. Descriptions of clinical illness consistent with cholera date back to antiquity. During the 19th and 20th centuries, the disease spread globally beyond Asia seven times, referred to as cholera pandemics. The first started in 1817 and
THE SPREAD OF DENGUE IN MALI
INTRODUCTION: Also known as “tropical flu”, Dengue fever is a viral disease transmitted to humans by mosquitoes of the Aedes genus. The incidence of dengue is currently increasing very significantly, and today it is among the ranks of so-called “re-emerging” diseases. 50 MILLION CASES OF DENGUE ESTIMATED PER YEAR
Advancements in Health and Medicine: Pioneering Inventions Changing Lives
Introduction In the fast-paced world of health and medicine, innovation knows no bounds. Recent years have witnessed remarkable breakthroughs that have the potential to transform patient care, enhance medical outcomes, and redefine the healthcare sector. From cutting-edge technologies to novel treatments, the sector is experiencing a paradigm shift that promises
CAN I GET PREGNANT AGAIN IF I AM BREASTFEEDING?
Introduction If you just recently had a baby, your mind is probably overflowing with a myriad of questions about your new mom’s life. It ranges from how to know whether your baby is getting enough milk to when you’ll ever score a full night’s sleep again. It’s a common question
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT KELOIDS
KELOIDS An improper connective tissue reaction in some sensitive individuals brings on the fibrous growths known as keloids. Black people develop keloids more frequently than white people. However, it is unknown why this is the case. Much of the keloid disease (KD) understanding is based on anecdotes rather than objective
Covid-19 : mRNA Vaccine and the Future of Vaccinology
Messenger Ribonucleic Acid (mRNA) is a vaccine that helps the body fight infections mostly caused by viruses, bacteria, fungi and other microbes. Lately, the vaccine works by carrying killed or sterile pathogens to induce the formation of antibodies by the body’s dependent cells against infections. However, scientists have discovered another