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Thursday, April 3, 2014
The Pains of getting Insulin by People with Diabetes In North East Nigeria( WAR ZONE)
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Insulin is a must for any body living with type 1 Diabetes and for those living with Type 2 Diabetes, it is used by physicians for control.
In Nigeria, which reflects what happens in other sub saharan African Countries, Insulin is very expensive and in most places not available.
My heart bleeds when i think about the plight of those living in North East Nigeria who require insulin for survival, with the presence of insurgents, drug delivery system has collapsed and getting insulin is a very difficult task. I urge NEMA(National Emergency Management Agency) to do all they can to make insulin readily availlable to reduce casualty from complications for those living with Diabetes.
If you are touched by this write up, share it.
sincerely,
Isaac Akogu
Diabetes Conversation MapExpert Trainer
Nigeria.
Insulin is a must for any body living with type 1 Diabetes and for those living with Type 2 Diabetes, it is used by physicians for control.
In Nigeria, which reflects what happens in other sub saharan African Countries, Insulin is very expensive and in most places not available.
My heart bleeds when i think about the plight of those living in North East Nigeria who require insulin for survival, with the presence of insurgents, drug delivery system has collapsed and getting insulin is a very difficult task. I urge NEMA(National Emergency Management Agency) to do all they can to make insulin readily availlable to reduce casualty from complications for those living with Diabetes.
If you are touched by this write up, share it.
sincerely,
Isaac Akogu
Diabetes Conversation MapExpert Trainer
Nigeria.
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
World Diabetes Day Program 2013 in Abuja, Nigeria by The Diabetic Concepts
World Diabetes Day program 2013 as celebrated by The Diabetic Concepts Ltd. Young people who are most vulnerable are encouraged to exercise and eat well to prevent Diabetes. A stich in time saves nine.
Saturday, May 18, 2013
RE: NATIONAL POLICY ON DIABETES IN NIGERIA
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It is with
profound gratitude and support, I write to commend a Honourable member of the National House of
Representative, Hon. Yomi Ogunnusi of Ifako/Ijaye Federal Constituency of Lagos
State, who moved a motion for a National Policy on Diabetes in Nigeria. It is
no longer news that Diabetes mellitus is on the increase in our community.
Those of us who work daily creating awareness to prevent this serious chronic
condition see the suffering Diabetes brings on individuals and families.
The
political declaration of UN high-level meeting on non-communicable diseases
(NCDs), held in 2011, committed member states to a comprehensive set of actions
to prevent and treat NCDs, with a specific goal to strengthen national
multisectoral plans by the end of 2013. The declaration emphasized the need for
a whole of government policy response, and recognized that to be effective,
national actions need to go beyond the health system to address the social
determinants of health and prevent exposure to NCD risk factors that are common
to the four major NCDs: Cardiovascular disease (heart disease and stroke),
cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and Diabetes. National governments
should also collaborate with other sectors in society, such as civil society,
academia, and when relevant and appropriate, the private sector. Cost effective
interventions are essential to achieve the agreed global target of a 25%
reduction in premature NCD mortality by 2025 ( The 25 by 25 goal)
I urge other
members of the National Assembly including the senate to give this motion a
speedy hearing to ensure that not just National policy for Diabetes is
instituted but use of Guidelines be enforced for standardization of treatment
and care and incorporating Diabetes into the MDGs come 2015.
Isaac Yakubu Akogu
Pharmacist/Diabetes Educator
Conversation Map Expert Trainer
www.diabetesguidenigeria.blogspot.com,
08176179496
RE: NATIONAL POLICY ON DIABETES IN NIGERIA
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It is with
profound gratitude and support, I write to commend a Honourable member of the National House of
Representative, Hon. Yomi Ogunnusi of Ifako/Ijaye Federal Constituency of Lagos
State, who moved a motion for a National Policy on Diabetes in Nigeria. It is
no longer news that Diabetes mellitus is on the increase in our community.
Those of us who work daily creating awareness to prevent this serious chronic
condition see the suffering Diabetes brings on individuals and families.
The
political declaration of UN high-level meeting on non-communicable diseases
(NCDs), held in 2011, committed member states to a comprehensive set of actions
to prevent and treat NCDs, with a specific goal to strengthen national
multisectoral plans by the end of 2013. The declaration emphasized the need for
a whole of government policy response, and recognized that to be effective,
national actions need to go beyond the health system to address the social
determinants of health and prevent exposure to NCD risk factors that are common
to the four major NCDs: Cardiovascular disease (heart disease and stroke),
cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and Diabetes. National governments
should also collaborate with other sectors in society, such as civil society,
academia, and when relevant and appropriate, the private sector. Cost effective
interventions are essential to achieve the agreed global target of a 25%
reduction in premature NCD mortality by 2025 ( The 25 by 25 goal)
I urge other
members of the National Assembly including the senate to give this motion a
speedy hearing to ensure that not just National policy for Diabetes is
instituted but use of Guidelines be enforced for standardization of treatment
and care and incorporating Diabetes into the MDGs come 2015.
Isaac Yakubu Akogu
Pharmacist/Diabetes Educator
Conversation Map Expert Trainer
www.diabetesguidenigeria.blogspot.com,
08176179496
Saturday, April 27, 2013
DIABETES AND WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
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Diabetes is a chronic metabolic disorder characterized by
persistently high glucose level in the blood. This triggers array of complex
health challenges associated with the disorder.
Diabetes disproportionately affects women in many ways.
Diabetes can be triggered by events in the womb with the children of mothers
who are under or over nourished during pregnancy at greater risk of diabetes in
later life. Diabetes in pregnancy also increases the risk of morbidity and
mortality for both the mother and infant. As caregivers, women and girls face
additional burdens and may lose educational, economic and social opportunities
when caring for family members with diabetes.
Girls of marrying age often find it difficult to get a
suitor once they declare their status as living with diabetes, a situation
which stigmatizes persons with this disorder. Some ladies who have hidden their
identity end up having a broken relationship later in life, when their partners
discover their status.
It is important to note that nobody made herself to have diabetes;
hence people should not be stigmatized, blamed for living with diabetes.
Prospective suitors should not look down on ladies because of diabetes. Current
knowledge, indicate that this condition can be effectively managed and the
individual can live a fulfilled life, have children among many other
aspirations of life. Employers should not discriminate against ladies or men
because they live with diabetes, they should be rather supported and encouraged
to bring out their best.
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
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