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14 sep 2023
Esteemed nephrologist Dr. Hussein Bagha was honored to present at the Afrinova Congress in Amsterdam, focusing on "The Rising Burden of Non-Communicable Diseases in Africa." With a specific emphasis on Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), Dr. Bagha delved into the challenges posed by its high prevalence, which stands at a staggering 10% in the African population.
Chronic Kidney Disease represented a significant public health concern in Africa, as it was associated with substantial morbidity and mortality rates. Dr. Bagha emphasized the urgent need for proactive measures to prevent the development of CKD among patients and to impede its progression to end-stage kidney disease.
During his presentation, Dr. Bagha addressed various strategies to tackle this pressing issue. These strategies included implementing comprehensive screening programs to identify individuals at risk, promoting lifestyle modifications such as healthy dietary habits and regular physical activity, and optimizing management protocols for patients diagnosed with CKD.
Dr. Bagha's participation in the Afrinova Congress underscored his commitment to advancing healthcare initiatives in Africa and beyond. By raising awareness of the challenges posed by non-communicable diseases, particularly Chronic Kidney Disease, Dr. Bagha aimed to foster dialogue and collaboration towards implementing effective preventive measures and improving patient outcomes across the continent.
Through collaborative efforts and innovative approaches, Dr. Bagha believed that it was possible to mitigate the burden of non-communicable diseases and enhance the overall health and well-being of African populations. His presentation at the Afrinova Congress served as a pivotal step in this collective journey towards a healthier future for all.
