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Regular Liver Check-ups are crucial for your Liver's health. Consult your Doctor, plan for a #Fibroscan and avoid risk-behaviours/factors.

Always at the heart of #Healthcare. #NursesDay #InternationalNursesDay.

🎉 Rinda Inseko "Protect the Smile" campaign is officially LIVE! 7 days. Daily tips. Healthier smiles for us and our little ones. Whether you're a parent, health worker, student or community champion,this campaign is for YOU. Send your message!👉 forms.gle/jYtebaRthLchPc…

Tuberculosis is still claiming lives—but it doesn’t have to. 💪 Early testing and full treatment save families, protect communities, and build a healthier Rwanda. Let’s stop TB together—get tested, get treated, and spread awareness, not infection! 🇷🇼

🗓️ Save the date: Friday, 4 September 2026. Join us in Kinigi, @MusanzeDistrict for the 21st @KwitaIzina, Rwanda’s annual baby gorilla naming ceremony, celebrating community-centred conservation and the collective responsibility to protect mountain gorillas and their habitat at @VolcanoesPark. #VisitRwanda | #KwitaIzina

@urphsa @RPHA_Official @RBCRwanda @Uni_Rwanda @rambahealth @RwandaHealth @Gasabo_District @SectorRusororo @RwandaNCDA @rbarwanda Health is wealth

Day 2 of the NCDs Mass Screening is currently underway at Kabuga Bus Park. We are providing free services to support early detection and prevention of non-communicable diseases: • Blood Pressure Screening • Diabetes Testing • Body Mass Index (BMI) Assessment If you have not yet been screened, we encourage you to visit today and take a proactive step toward protecting your health. Early diagnosis plays a critical role in effective management and improved outcomes. 📍 Kabuga Bus Park 🕒 Ongoing today Join us and be part of the movement toward a healthier community. #URPHSA #NCDs #MassScreening #PublicHealth #KabugaBusPark #HealthForAll

Great start at Kabuga Bus Park! Day 1 delivered vital screenings with strong teamwork. Media coverage was present, and the IHI CEO shared an important message on NCDs prevention. Join us tomorrow: 🕗 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 📍 Kabuga Bus Park #SolutionsForImpact #IgisubizoHealth

Rwanda’s security story is not ordinary, it was rebuilt from ashes in 1994 into a system designed to NEVER allow national collapse again. At the center stands President #PaulKagame, not just as a leader, but as the strategic force behind a tightly organized security architecture built on discipline, unity, and absolute state stability. It is a miracle of order after chaos. Rwanda’s security identity today is deeply tied to President Paul Kagame’s leadership.

Today, we celebrate the hands that build our nation from the labs to the fields. As we honor the hard work and dedication of every worker, let’s continue striving for excellence and innovation in everything we do. Wishing everyone a restful and rewarding day #HappyLabourDay 🇷🇼

During today's observance of the World Day for Safety and Health at Work, we reflected on the importance of mental health. Stress, exhaustion, and pressure are not just feelings, they increase the risk of accidents. Whether riding a motorbike, handling tools, or working under tight deadlines, an exhausted mind is a safety risk for yourself and others. Rest is not laziness, it is safety. #OSHDay #SafetyAtWork #MentalHealth #PsychosocialWellbeing

Early diagnosis saves lives 🧪✅Protect your family and those around you 💙Visit us today for timely testing!#EarlyDiagnosis #HealthFirst #PreventiveCare #CerbaLancetRwanda

@CLRwanda #EndMalaria

Malaria doesn’t wait,neither should you 🦟⚠️ Early testing means faster treatment, fewer complications, and protects your loved ones. Test early. Stay safe. 💙 #MalariaAwareness #testearly #staysafe #PreventMalaria #cerbalancetrwanda

As part of the 12th JPC between Rwanda & Uganda in Kampala, Rwanda’s Minister of Health, @nsanzimanasabin , signed an MoU with his Ugandan counterpart on epidemic preparedness, workforce training & shared priorities, advancing collaboration on key health priorities.

Serivisi n’ibikorwaremezo by’ubuvuzi mu #Rwanda birarushaho gutera imbere. Servisi z’ubutabazi bwihuse zihabwa abantu mbere yo kugera kwa muganga (pre-hospital emergency medical services) nazo ntizasigaye inyuma. Minisiteri y’Ubuzima, RBC n’abafatanyabikorwa, bakomeje ibikorwa byo kongera umubare n'ubushobozi by’abatanga izi servisi bya kinyamwuga. Uyu munsi, kuri @Kigali_College , itsinda ry’abazahugura abandi ryerekanye ubumenyi bafite mu gutanga serivisi z’ubutabazi bwihuse ahabereye impanuka. Ni ibikorwa bizakomeza hagamijwe kurushaho kunoza serivisi no kurengera ubuzima bw'abaturarwanda.

Abanyeshuri biga iby’ubuvuzi muri Kaminuza y’u Rwanda (UR), University of Global Health Equity (UGHE) na INES Ruhengeri bagiye kujya bahererekanywa na Kaminuza ya Aarhus yo muri Danemark mu rwego rwo gukarishya ubumenyi, gukora ubushakashatsi no kuzamura ireme ry’uburezi mu by’ubuzima. Inkuru irambuye ⤵️🔗 igihe.com/amakuru/rwanda…

Minister @nsanzimanasabin welcomed @GillesCerutti, the new Swiss Ambassador based in Kigali 🇨🇭🇷🇼. Discussions reaffirmed strong health cooperation and explored new opportunities in local pharmaceutical manufacturing and digital health.

Mu guhangana n'ubwiyongere bwa Malariya, hashyizweho ingamba zishingiye ku mwihariko wa buri murenge harimo: 1⃣Gupima no Kuvura abarwaye mu mirenge yose. 2⃣Gutera umuti wica imibu mu mirenge yose yagaragayemo abarwayi barenga 100 ku baturage 1000. 3⃣⁠Gutanga inzitiramibu zikoranye umuti mu mirenge yagaragayemo abarwayi hagati ya 30-99 ku baturage 1000. 4⃣Gutanga inzitiramubu zikoranye umuti ku bagore batwite n'abana bari munsi y'umwaka umwe mu mirenge yose. 5⃣Gupima no kuvura abagize umuryango w'urwaye malariya mu mirenge yagaragayemo abarwayi bari munsi ya 50 ku baturage 1000. 6⃣Hakorwa ubukangurambaga n’ubushakashatsi bwo kureba impamvu nyamukuru zitera Malariya ndetse no kuzihashya mu gihugu hose.

More action needed to meet 2030 hepatitis elimination targets: WHO report. Read more⤵️ en.igihe.com/health/article…

Malaria is a preventable and treatable disease, yet it continues to affect millions of people, especially in tropical regions like Sub-Saharan Africa. ⚠️ Common symptoms include: 1.Fever and chills 2. Headache 3.Fatigue 4;Sweating 5.Nausea or vomiting @harerimana_tito