
Paediatrician | Harvard 2023 | WHO Fides Influencer | Africa Region Lead- Maternal and Newborn Health @PATHtweets #globalhealth #healthcareleadership
Nairobi, Kenya
Joined July 2012
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I was honored to represent the @AfricanNeonatal Association at WHO in Geneva, at a meeting discussing follow-up care of small and sick newborns.
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#newborns #nutrition #WHO
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Frontline health workers need training, tools, ready facilities, and ongoing support. PATH Kenya recently supported emergency care training for 36 providers in Kajiado.
What support would make the biggest difference in your community?
#MaternalHealth #NewbornHealth
Dkt Emily Njuguna: The biggest respiratory illness that we see during flooding is pneumonia, where you have an infection in the lungs.
#KiweweChaElNino
Join us this evening as we discuss how we can individually and collectively contribute to ending preventable deaths among mothers and newborns.
Replying to @MKapombe
Come listen and ask the experts how the promise can become reality
Dr @AlexandreKohe
Dr @JustMbaire Senior Technical Advisor, @PATHtweets
Dr @JanetteKarimi Head of Reproductive & Maternal, @MOH_Kenya
Dr @Dimpled_Paed Head of Newborn and Child Health, @MOH_Kenya
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PATH, @MOH_Kenya, Nairobi County & @CIFFchild have launched the Mother-Baby Friendly Initiative Plus (MBFI+) project, a commitment to optimized people-centered care for mothers and babies to ensure #HopefulFutures.
Learn more: path.org/our-impact/media-ce…
#WorldHealthDay
TFBS 2024 has been an amazing experience!
Empowering Africa, one drop at a time!
@Justmbaire taught human milk access builds healthier generations.🌍❤️
Key Takeaways:
1. Early & frequent breastfeeding
2. Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC)
3. Maternal mental health & Family-Centered care
@Pathtweets #TFBS2024
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@justMbaire 🌟 We’re thrilled to welcome Dr. Emily Njuguna as one of our speakers this year at #TFBS2024! Get ready for some inspiring insights! 🚀
The @Neonatal_Africa TFBS conference 2024 has kicked off today. The line up of topics is quite exciting and I am privileged to be one of the speakers delving into how African NICUs can increase access to mothers milk for vulnerable babies.#TFBS2024 #conference #everybreathcounts
The @Neonatal_Africa TFBS conference 2024 has kicked off today. The line up of topics is quite exciting and I am privileged to be one of the speakers delving into how African NICUs can increase access to mothers milk for vulnerable babies.#TFBS2024 #conference #everybreathcounts
Dr. Emily M. Njuguna retweeted
The wait is over! The @Neonatal_Africa TFBS Conference 2024 is NOW LIVE! Excited for the inspiring talks, innovative ideas & meaningful connections. Nurses and doctors side by side. #TFBS2024 #ConferenceTime #everybreathcounts
What a woman! So proud to know you @mdjkitulu!
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‘The Underdog’
They may never know how much their seeing me, accepting me and appreciating me poured deeply into my spirit and soul, making this moment one that is forever etched into my mind’s eye.
‘The Underdog’ is inspired by Paul in 2 Corinthians 4:16-18, who says;
“Therefore we do not lose heart. Though outwardly we are wasting away, yet inwardly we are being renewed day by day.
For our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all.
So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal.”
Moderating and speaking at the Medic East Africa conference was quite the experience.
My sessions explored the role of primary health care for securing the health of communities and particularly mothers and their babies.
#mediceastafrica2024 #maternalhealth #newbornhealth
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🎧 PATH's @JustMbaire & @kimamundson are @nicupodcast guests! They discuss challenges faced by mothers in LMICs & the 3-pronged approach of #KangarooMotherCare, lactation support & human milk banks to improve newborn nutrition.🦘🍼 #WorldBreastfeedingWeek bit.ly/4dxp4Yj
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🚨JOIN US TODAY!
🔎 “"Why Does Breast Milk Matter Even More for the Most Vulnerable Babies?"
💭 with live French translation!
📆 6th Aug 2024 1pm BST| 2pm EAT | 8am EDT
Learn more: buff.ly/3WNwkdd
We look forward to seeing many of you there!
Dr. Emily M. Njuguna retweeted
Kenya is one of the top five countries in Africa with the highest number of pregnant women who die as a result of complications from pregnancy or childbirth.
#HealthyNation
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Protect Yourself and Others from Mpox
☑️Know the symptoms: Fever, rash, swollen lymph nodes
☑️Practice good hygiene: Wash hands frequently
☑️Avoid close contact with infected individuals
For more information, contact the Ministry of Health hotline: 719, 0729 471414, or 0732 353535
#MpoxAwareness #StaySafe #Kenya
Join @CiruCiera and I tomorrow on @KTNNewsKE as we discuss breastfeeding in celebration of world breastfeeding week!
#WorldBreastfeedingWeek2024
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Skin to Skin Statement out in Paediatrics & Child Health - here
@CanPaedSociety @SocCanPediatrie
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This is big. Congratulations!
Exciting news! Enda is officially sponsoring the National Olympic Committees of Comoros, Gabon and the Judo Federation of Djibouti for Paris 2024!
As Africa’s premier sportswear brand, we're proud to bring the spirit of African excellence to the global stage.
#Paris2024
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Let every person stand by the courage of their convictions #AlutaContinua






































