Author: Maryam Titilope Abdulkareem

FAJIM Medicare Foundation commemorated #WorldHypertensionDay2025 with a successful free medical outreach on Saturday, May 17th, 2025, at LUTH Community Mosque, Idi-Araba, Lagos. Over 200 beneficiaries received free health screenings, consultations, and medications.Some individuals were also referred to general and teaching hospitals for specialist care. FAJIM Scholar Abidemi Samson, a 600-level MBBS student at UNILAG, delivered a health talk to raise …

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As part of our #worldcancerday Day awareness activities, FAJIM Medicare Foundation organized an outreach at Irawo Owuro CDA, Mowe, Ogun State on Saturday, 1st February, 2025. A total of 201 individuals registered and were screened by our medical team for obesity, hypertension, diabetes, and hepatitis B viral infection. Additionally, men above 40 years underwent prostate cancer screening, while a few others were tested for malaria. The most …

The FAJIM Medicare Foundation team, in collaboration with the Olohuntoki Masjid Community, Ikosi-Ketu, conducted a free medical screening on Sunday, January 26, 2025. Over 100 individuals underwent screening for hypertension, diabetes, and hepatitis B. Men over 40 were also screened for prostate cancer, while several participants were tested for malaria. Participants with serious health conditions were referred to the general …

FAJIM Medicare Foundation, in collaboration with The Criterion Lagos District, successfully conducted a free medical screening today, 12th January 2025, during their annual seminar. A total of 137 individuals were attended to, with screenings for hypertension, diabetes, obesity, prostate cancer, hepatitis B virus infection, and malaria. Patients with serious conditions were referred to the General Hospital for appropriate care. We …