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Not all heroes wear capes. In the US, 11th Grade teacher Bridgette Ramirez @teachwithmx.ram supports her students with hygiene supplies, such as menstruation pads, tampons, toothbrushes, toothpaste - plus some other goodies. Some of Bridgette's students used to missed school because their hygiene needs weren't being met. "If there is any way I can help my students to come to school feeling more comfortable and confident, I'm gonna do it." People like Bridgette should further inspire governments to do their part, such as by improving access to menstrual products. #WorldHealthDay #MyHealthMyRight

Did you know? 800 million people menstruate everyday yet half of them lack access to pads and tampons. Moreover in many societies, women, girls, and gender diverse people who menstruate, face 🩸-related stigma, and discrimination. But there’s hope. @Dr Siyamak Saleh talks about breaking the taboo, and championing change ahead of #WorldHealthDay, this Sunday. #MyHealthMyRight #periods #sexualhealth

"My duty is to support trauma activities throughout Palestine, with a focus on #Gaza." 👀 Dr Husam Abuolwan's story—a WHO emergency technical officer.

"It has been more than 10 years since I was cured of tuberculosis, but the pain is still there." Mildred Fernando Pancho shares how she battled multi-drug resistant #tuberculosis and the impact it had on her life. Guess what? Tuberculosis is a major contributor to #AntimicrobialResistance, which makes it harder to treat diseases. WHO is working to #EndTB suffering and deaths. #WorldTBday #tbawareness #medicaltiktok #healthcare