7. By 2030, NCDs are projected to become the leading cause of death in sub-Saharan Africa, surpassing deaths from communicable, maternal, neonatal, and nutritional diseases combined.

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3. Behavioural factors include tobacco smoking, unhealthy diets, harmful use of alcohol, physical inactivity, and stress.

Should we present ourselves like we know it all? May be NO Unfortunately that's how the doctor often presents himself/herself. And also some patients sometimes. This often hinders collaborative care delivery

Some people are capable of doing more than others, but that is not important. What is important is doing your best. Something that gives you a feeling of fulfillment.

Why are we here? Trying to understand fundamental truths about life, existence, knowledge, ethics, and reality. 🤔🤔

To teach is to learn twice - Joseph Joubert

I appreciate the people who have always helped me clarify my vague ideologies with real world experience.

Innovation arises from synthesis, the deeper your understanding of how systems are interconnected, the more capable you become of applying ideas across domains in novel and impactful ways. Simply put; staying at the intersection of things. Stay hungry, Stay foolish.

The doctors are worreid of antimicrobial resistance, but they are not thinking of new ways to combat it other than creating awareness on antibiotic misuse. Doctors, may be we should think different.

What you can do is infinite, it's only limited by the boundaries of one's imagination.

If you don't invest in acquiring new skills and capabilities, opportunities will continually pass you by, as their demands will always exceed your qualifications.

It's a strange paradox of progress; the more we grow, the more we must walk away from opportunities that once felt like dreams.