Health Care for the Prevention and Control of Noncommunicable Diseases!
Heart disease, diabetes, cancer, and chronic respiratory diseases are among the major noncommunicable diseases that often require long-term care and regular health monitoring.
Protecting people living with these conditions goes beyond a single stage of treatment. Safe, high quality health services are needed at every stage of care—from prevention, early diagnosis, and treatment to long-term care and follow-up.
People living with these conditions should:
- Share relevant health information with their healthcare provider.
- Ask questions about how to take their medicines.
- Never change the dose or timing of their medicines without consulting a healthcare provider.
- Attend regular check-ups and follow their treatment plan as advised.
- Ask their healthcare provider if they have any concerns or are unclear about any aspect of their treatment.
Safe care for a healthier life!
Ministry of Public Health
Spokesperson, Information and Public Relations Directorate!
