Dr. Moro Morgan

12/09/2026

greatness for fittest

10/09/2026

youth leadership bootcamp.
come ready to learn

THE 3RD YOUTH LEADERSHIP BOOTCAMP IS HERE!

Are you a young person ready to build your confidence, strengthen your leadership skills, and discover your purpose? This is your opportunity to learn, connect, and grow!

Youth Empowerment Organization, in partnership with Africa Zeal University (AZU) and AfriYAN South Sudan, is excited to announce the 3rd Edition of the Youth Leadership Bootcamp.

15th–18th October 2026
Africa Zeal University, Lobonok

What You Will Explore:

✅ Leadership, Confidence & Personal Growth
✅ Communication, Public Speaking & Teamwork
✅ Purpose, Digital Leadership & Action

This bootcamp is designed to equip young people with the knowledge, confidence, communication skills and leadership mindset needed to become positive change-makers in their communities and South Sudan.

Come ready to learn. Come ready to lead. Come ready to make a difference.

Empowering a Brighter South Sudan

09/09/2026

ACUTE DISSEMINATED ENCEPHALOMYELITIS (ADEM)
ADEM is an acute inflammatory demyelinating disease of the brain and spinal cord characterized by widespread perivascular inflammation and demyelination and caused by an autoimmune attack on the brain.
Early studies emphasized the importance of activated autoreactive T cells that recognize myelin-specific proteins; more recently, the role of antibodies to myelin–oligodendrocyte glycoprotein (MOG) has come to the fore.
The disease is one of immunoregulatory failure rather than immunosuppression.

Clinical features
1. Preceding upper respiratory tract or gastrointestinal tract infection is common.

2. Latent interval between the acute viral illness and the neurologic onset from a few days to 2–3 weeks.

3. Acute/subacute onset – onset to peak is 2–5 days.

4. Classic triad of encephalitis syndrome:
a. Fever.
b. Headache.
c. Impaired conscious level.
d. Malaise.
e. Meningismus.
f. Seizures.

5. Progressive focal neurologic signs:
a. Hemiparesis or paraparesis.
b. Sensory defects, depending on location of lesions in brain and spinal cord.
c. Ataxia.
d. Optic neuritis (often bilateral; unilateral is uncommon).
e. Other cranial nerve palsies.

6. Raised intracranial pressure:
a. Headache.
b. Vomiting.
c. Papilledema.
d. Obtundation

06/09/2026

in the stressful world full of gastritis, be someone's PPI. (protein pump Inhibitor)
From cyanosis to epiglottitis😀 one page at a time

04/09/2026

congratulation Eng. philip Marcello

04/09/2026

Every birth should be a moment of joy. Yet in Burkina Faso, postpartum hemorrhage remains a leading cause of maternal death.

Through the Safer Births in Crises project, four health professionals completed intensive training in the E-MOTIVE approach for preventing, detecting and managing postpartum hemorrhage.

Using Low Dose High Frequency (LDHF) training, they built practical skills through simulation, hands-on practice and supervised clinical rotations.

Now, they bring their knowledge to more than 90 health care providers across seven facilities in the Fada N’Gourma health district helping ensure lifesaving skills reach more providers and more mothers.

01/09/2026

fluid in the cul-de-sac, the space between the uterus and re**um, can be a normal finding or indicate a potential problem. A small amount of clear fluid is often physiological, especially after ovulation or with normal menstruation. However, excessive or abnormal fluid (pus, blood) can signify conditions like ectopic pregnancy, pelvic inflammatory disease, or ruptured ovarian cysts.

01/09/2026

9 Signs of UTI

A urinary tract infection (UTI) is usually caused by bacteria entering the urinary system. It most commonly affects the bladder, but infection can sometimes spread to the kidneys.

🟣 1. Burning Urination

➟ Pain, burning, or stinging while passing urine

➟ This is one of the most common symptoms of a bladder infection

🟣 2. Frequent Urination

➟ Needing to urinate more often than usual

➟ Only a small amount of urine may come out each time

🟣 3. Sudden Urgency

➟ A strong, sudden urge to urinate

➟ It may be difficult to delay going to the toilet

🟣 4. Lower Abdominal Pain

➟ Pressure, discomfort, or pain may occur just above the p***c bone

➟ This is common with bladder inflammation

🟣 5. Cloudy Urine

➟ Urine may look unusually cloudy

➟ Cloudiness alone does not confirm infection, but it can occur with UTI

🟣 6. Blood in Urine

➟ Urine may look pink, red, or blood-streaked

➟ Blood in urine should be medically evaluated, especially if it persists

🟣 7. Strong-Smelling Urine

➟ Urine odor may become unusually strong or unpleasant

➟ Odor alone can also occur with dehydration or certain foods, so it is not specific for UTI

🟣 8. Fever or Chills

➟ Fever and chills can suggest the infection has spread beyond the bladder

➟ High fever with nausea or vomiting may indicate a kidney infection

🟣 9. Flank or Back Pain

➟ Pain below the ribs, usually on one side, can suggest kidney involvement

➟ This is more concerning when combined with fever, chills, or vomiting

🟣 Diagnosis & Management

➟ A urine test may be used to look for infection

➟ Antibiotics are commonly needed for confirmed bacterial UTI

➟ Drink adequate fluids unless a doctor has advised fluid restriction

➟ Pain-relieving medicines may help discomfort

➟ Recurrent UTIs may need further evaluation to identify an underlying cause

🟣 Seek Urgent Medical Help If

➟ Fever or chills occur with back or flank pain

➟ Vomiting prevents you from keeping fluids down

29/08/2026

It's mild coating and a suckling blister that disappears on it own caused by friction during sucking