What are the treatment options for breast cancer?
#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
#HealthForAll
Partnerships are at the heart of WHO Syria’s work. By working together with @SyrMOfH, partners and health experts, we help connect knowledge, resources and experience to advance shared health priorities across the Eastern Mediterranean Region.
#EMRC73
#Partners4Health
What health issues matter most to Member States of the @WHOEMRO Region and what are we doing about them? The answers to these questions go to the heart of the #EMRC73.
Watch the sessions live to witness the discussions and decisions as they happen👇
emro.who.int/about-who/rc72/…
On #WMHD, Dr Wael Alrass, Director of Mental Health and Substance Use Directorate at the Ministry of Health, highlights the importance of putting people at the centre of mental health care, because protecting mental health is essential to protecting health, dignity, and recovery.
On #WMHD, Dr Caroline Clarinval, reminds us that listening is an essential part of MH support. Creating space for people to speak &be heard helps us understand their needs &shape care that responds to them, especially in times of crisis.
Mental health care starts with listening.
October is #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
When breast cancer is detected and treated early, survival chances are significantly higher.
Each woman should seek medical attention if she has any of these symptoms:
With support from @Korea_Leb_Syr, @WHO, in collaboration with @SyrMOfH, has delivered five C-arm X-ray machines to national hospitals in Damascus, Aleppo, Tartous & Ar-Raqqa, providing real-time imaging during surgery and helping ensure timely surgical care when it matters most.
In Hama, rising demand is putting pressure on health services as more people return.The only referral hospital has 10 ICU beds,while health worker shortages add to challenges.@WHO is working with health authorities to address priorities& advocate for partner support where needed.
In #Raqqa, WHO joined the Directorate of Health for #WorldPatientSafetyDay on safe care for NCDs.
“During my visit, I saw safe care from another perspective: a patient, a team, a health directorate and health workers coming together when care was needed.” Dr Caroline Clarinval.
Today is #WorldPatientSafetyDay.
People living with noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) often navigate years of medications, tests, and appointments,
If you're dealing with a chronic illness,
knowledge = health .



























