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#YouthLead Dialogue
HEaL hosted a #YouthLead Dialogue on health and sustainable living to support the SDGs. Young people actively participated, sharing their voices and innovative suggestions directly to the UN Youth office. The dialogue highlighted youth-driven solutions for healthier communities and sustainable lifestyles, reinforcing their vital role in shaping a better world in Nigeria.
The Impact of Plastic Pollution on Human Health
This webinar highlighted the urgent need to address the health risks posed by plastic waste. Also discussed was how our lifestyle changes and informed choices can reduce exposure and contribute to better health outcomes. The session emphasized the relevance of Sustainable Development Goals—particularly SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production)—in shaping healthier, more sustainable communities. Thank you to all who participated and contributed.
Academic Stress Webinar
The Healthy Environment and Lifestyles Initiative expresses concern over the rising mental health challenges among young people, particularly students facing academic stress. Addressing this crisis requires advancing SDG 3 (Health), SDG 4 (Education), SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities), and SDG 16 (Peace, Justice) to foster wellbeing, equal opportunities, and supportive learning environments.
Science in the Slam
Screening for antibiotic-resistant bacteria in the environmental sector is just as crucial as in the health sector, especially under the One Health approach. The environment often serves as a reservoir and transmission route for resistant organisms affecting humans and animals. By monitoring resistance in water, soil, and waste, we can detect emerging threats early, reduce cross-sector spread, and inform better public health responses. Integrated surveillance across all sectors is essential for effective antibiotic resistance control and protecting global health.
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