Outreeach! Outreach! Outreach! Daughters of Charity Rehabilitation Centre, Ossiomo-Ogan will be having an eye care outreach at St Michael’s Catholic Church, Ubulu-Uku, Delta State. There will be health talks, consultations, eye examinations, eye glasses test, sugar/pressure tests, eye treatment and management.Date: Wednesday, 6th of August 2025Time: 8:AM Share this information to your loved ones living …
Taking a siesta, or a short afternoon nap, can be very beneficial for both your physical and mental well-being. Here’s why it’s a good practice, especially when done correctly: Cognitive Benefits: Emotional and Mental Health Benefits: Physical Health Benefits: Tips for an Effective Siesta: In many cultures, the siesta is a cherished tradition, recognizing the …
Daughters of Charity Rehabilitation Centre Ossiomo-Ogan did a wonderful project in Ossiomo community, building a wash that helped the indigenes to have access to steady water supply. Watch below
Face masks are important because they help prevent the spread of infectious diseases, especially those that are transmitted through respiratory droplets, such as COVID-19, influenza, and the common cold. Here are the key reasons why face masks are important: 1. Protects Others From You 2. Protects You From Others 3. Reduces Community Spread 4. Helpful …
The kidneys are vital, bean-shaped organs that perform a wide range of critical functions to keep the body healthy and balanced. Their main roles include: In essence, the kidneys are meticulously working to maintain homeostasis, ensuring a stable internal environment that allows all the body’s cells and systems to function correctly.
does glaucoma have a cure Unfortunately, the answer is no, glaucoma does not have a cure. Here’s what the research consistently indicates: How Glaucoma is Treated (to prevent further vision loss): Treatments focus on lowering the pressure inside the eye (intraocular pressure), which is the main risk factor for most types of glaucoma. Options include: …
The staffs of all Daughters of Charity Rehabilitation Centre, Ossiomo-Ogan, had a successful annual birthday celebration which took place on the 5th of July, 2025. The event began with a eucharistic mass by Rev Fr Benedict Okolo CM.
The optic nerve, also known as Cranial Nerve II (CN II), is a vital component of the visual system. It’s often described as the “cable” or “messenger” that transmits visual information from your eye to your brain. Here’s a breakdown of what the optic nerve is and how it functions: What it is: How it …
