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Dr. Reham Ghalab, director of the National Campaign for the Detection of C and Noncommunicable Diseases, said the percentage of obese people in Egypt was alarming and that obesity was associated with other diseases such as diabetes, stress and HIV.
During his dialogue with the program "public opinion" on the channel "TeN"Lack of awareness was at the root of the neglect of diabetic patients and the importance of getting treatment." We launched a professional marketing campaign to educate our rural and rural families about the importance of treating noncommunicable diseases. "
Director of the national campaign for the detection of virus C and noncommunicable diseases, the campaign is for people who are able and unable to treat everyone.
She pointed out that the students of the General Federation of Egyptian Pharmacists were participating in the campaign at Al-Rehab, Al-Shorouq, Center Park and other places to address the upper class, adding that awareness to all classes and classes of noncommunicable diseases was developing.
She explained that most waiting lists were noncommunicable diseases and that the situation was serious. We can now know everything about the provinces and the need for treatment, noting that the campaign serves Egypt for 20 years.
She emphasized that 35% of the weight of the Egyptians exceeded the normal weight, pointing out that the Egyptian citizen had no weight culture, the relationship between weight and length and a healthy life.
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