US-Based Nigerian Internal Medicine Specialist Speaks on Mental Health
- Across the world, there has been an increased rate of persons suffering from anxiety-related challenges and illnesses
- This led to the commencement of an educational and enlightenment programme to address such medical issues
- The programme is the brainchild of a US-based Nigerian internal medicine specialist, Dr. Ikenna Ihim
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North Carolina - A US-based Nigerian internal medicine specialist, Dr. Ikenna Ihim has kick-started an educational and enlightenment programme to address anxiety-related challenges and illnesses.
Writing on the initiative on his social media pages, Dr. Ihim stated that approximately 40 million Americans suffer from anxiety-related disorders.
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He also provided more details on reasons why the problem is prevailing, adding that most people suffer from the problems caused by anxiety but they are unaware that it is a component of depression.
He stressed that anxiety is one of the most common mental health disorders bothering humanity and especially Americans.
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Dr. Ihim vowed to continue his contributions in the areas of awareness campaigns on mental health, adding that he would continue to enlighten people on the way forward, educating them on ways to stymie anxiety and maintain good mental health.
Legit.ng gathered that the award-winning young physician is a passionate medical doctor, with a vision to ensure that his professional career creates impact and influence improvements in the life and health of persons across the world.
His works and contributions have remained indelible, commendable, and most importantly indefatigable, with a zeal to make a difference across the globe especially in the US.
Dr Ihim is best known for his work on nasogastric intubation.
Nigerian government reacts to UK's new travel advisory on vaccination
Meanwhile, the federal government has debunked claims that the government of the United Kingdom does not recognise various COVID-19 vaccines used in Nigeria.
The executive director of the National Primary Health Care Development Agency, Faisal Shuaib, said contrary to this claim, the UK government recognises all vaccines administered in Nigeria.
Faisal made the clarification in Abuja on Tuesday, September 21, at the weekly press briefings on the COVID-19 vaccination campaign which was attended by Legit.ng reporter.
Source: Legit.ng
