IT WILL SHOCK YOU TO KNOW WHAT MOST PEOPLE DON’T KNOW ABOUT THEIR HEALTH

Knowing better starts here.

If you still treat every fever as malaria, can't recognize the warning signs and symptoms of emergency health conditions or use medications without a doctor's prescription, fall in here.

It's 2025. Why are we still guessing about our health?

Too many people are clueless and in fact, nonchalant about their bodies and health. In fact, a 2024 study conducted at the outpatient department of a tertiary hospital in the UK found that only 41% of women could correctly identify the vagina.

That's how deep the gap in basic health knowledge runs.

An average young adult without a background in health-related fields does not know as much as they should about their body.

How can we take care of our bodies if we don't even know how it works?

You deserve to be informed about your health.

Healthcare professionals, public health campaigns and even school systems have made laudable efforts to simplify health information and improve its availability for everyday people through the media, well-tailored curricula and health campaigns.

However, there is still a significant gap in health literacy.

Too much information is either buried in medical jargon, locked behind hospital walls, or lost in the noise of misinformation on social media.

This is where Everyday Health comes in.

In a bid to contribute to bridging this gap, Everyday Health brings credible information about your health to your fingertips.

Why should you trust Everyday Health to provide credible information?

Behind the scenes, Everyday Health is founded and managed by a soon-to-be registered nurse (in a matter of days) with hands-on hospital experience and vetted by well-trained health personnels in various fields. We provide information from trusted sources only, to help you stay informed and proactive.

Through our weekly newsletters, we keep you informed and empowered to make lifestyle and behavioral changes that are necessary for your everyday health.

We focus on essential health education topics that every person should understand without a medical degree. Our goal is to simplify the complex, correct misinformation, and help you take charge of your well-being.

What to expect from our weekly newsletters:

1. Understanding common symptoms and how to manage them

2. Understanding emergency signs and symptoms and how to handle them

3. Sexual and reproductive health education

4. Digestive, respiratory, and nervous system explained simply

5. Healthy lifestyle habits e.g. real-life nutrition tips

6. Mental health education

7. Debunking health myths

...and so much more.

DISCLAIMER!

This newsletter is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical advice. Every individual's health is unique and is affected by an interplay of factors specific to each person. Always consult your healthcare provider for personal health concerns.

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