"World Braille Day is celebrated on the 4th of January every year to commemorate the importance of the Braille system of writing. Invented by Louis Braille in the 19th century, this writing system has enabled the visually impaired to read, write and communicate with the world. In the Braille writing code, six dots represent a letter, number, and musical and mathematical symbols as well. Why is World Braille Day celebrated? To increase awareness about Braille Visually impaired people face several difficulties in their lives. Restaurants, banks, public transport systems, and other"

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Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) Awareness Day

"Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a mental health disorder, initiated after a traumatic event, has profound effect on the lives of those impacted by it. These traumatic event could be a real or perceived threat of injury or death: including medical event, military combat, physical or sexual assault, an accident, a natural disaster etc. Most people who experience one of these events have no problems afterward, but a small percentage develop PTSD. These individuals need support and understanding. However, most of them don’t seek treatment fearing the stigma associated with the disorder."

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World Sickle Cell Day

"Sickle cell disorder (SCD) affects millions around the world. “World Sickle Cell Day”, raises awareness of sickle cell disease and its treatment methods to help those living with sickle cell achieve their full potential. SCD is an inherited genetic abnormality of hemoglobin. Sickle cell disorder causes normally flexible, round, and easily moving blood cells to become rigid, sticky, and sickle shaped. This causes slowing of the blood flow and thus oxygen reaching to various parts of the body is diminished. This can cause episodes of pain which are generally referred to as a"

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World Blood Donor Day

"Millions of lives around the world are saved each year by safe blood transfusion and blood products. Since 2005, the world celebrates “World Blood Donor Day” (WBDD) to raise awareness for regular blood donations to keep the healthcare industry maintain a stable supply, to celebrate the hard work of medical professionals, and to thank donors for the valuable gift of life. This day marks the birth anniversary of Karl Landsteiner (received Nobel Prize for his discovery of the ABO blood group system). Blood is an important esource, both for planned complex medical and surgical procedures,"

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World Preeclampsia Day

"Preeclampsia is a leading cause of maternal mortality. It is a serious complication of high blood pressure causing signs of damage to organs such as the liver and kidneys, usually developing after 20 weeks of pregnancy up to six weeks after delivery. Preeclampsia affects about one in 12 pregnancies. Preeclampsia is caused due to defect in the maternal blood vessels feeding into placenta, a connection which nourishes the growing fetus throughout pregnancy. These blood vessels develop and evolve early in pregnancy. In women with preeclampsia, the development or function of these"

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Dr. Elizabeth Gitau Maina - CEO, Kenya Medical Association

The MLH platform helped connect and train our healthcare providers spread across the country through timely webinars on topics of interest and through online certified courses. We continue to use MLH to train and record outcomes for our >1,50,000 Doctors, Nurses, Hospital Administrators and Community Health Workers.

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The Medical Learning Hub (MLH) is an e-learning platform that enables healthcare professionals (HCPs) to train and interact with leading medical experts globally. It provides professionals with current medical knowledge and opportunity to engage with peers and colleagues from across the globe in live webinars, on-demand online courses as well as on-site training opportunities.

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