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Beating non-communicable diseases to safeguard African children

Beating non-communicable diseases to safeguard African children
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WHO warns of impending NCD crisis in Africa by 2030

WHO warns of impending NCD crisis in Africa by 2030
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Beating non-communicable diseases to safeguard African children

By Vivian Ihechu, News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) Emeka Ahanonu and Ugo Alilionwu are from the same family. Following frequent hospital admissions in early childhood, they were later diagnosed with sickle cell disease. Their family, living in a village in the eastern part of Nigeria, did as much as they could to manage their condition.

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Expert reveals how neuroscience practical tools helps build mentally strong kids / Public News Service

As Children s Mental Health Awareness Week kicks off in Arkansas, an expert said parents can help their children have a healthy brain to thrive. Charles Fay, child psychologist and president of the Love and Logic Institute, said national data show roughly 42% of adolescents aged 12-17 in Arkansas, mirroring national trends, receive services for severe depression. He argued a healthy brain is the foundation of good parenting and Arkansas parents could foster children s ability to become mentally strong, responsible and successful. .

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Zero Suicide Institute aims to expand access to SC suicide care prevention / Public News Service

Studies show suicide is a serious public health problem, claiming more than 48,000 lives each year in the nation. A new initiative from the Zero Suicide Institute aims to change it and demonstrate how a diverse group of hospitals in South Carolina and elsewhere can improve their suicide prevention practices. Allyson Sipes, director of clinical initiatives at G. .

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