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Some infections in Ghana no longer respond to common antibiotics.
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is already here.
This affects all of us, not just doctors.
Here’s what you need to know and how you can help.
#AMRAwarenessWeek #AMR #GhanaHealth
Dr Stephanie Chiaky Otuteye retweeted
Patriarchy is believing the name a woman was born with is her father's name but the name a man was born with is his own.
Dr Stephanie Chiaky Otuteye retweeted
Ángela Karime Venegas Hernández. Remember the name. Girls who invent things deserve better than “a 16-year-old student”.
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my reason for doing things:
1. spite
2. the aesthetic
3. a deadline i invented
Dr Stephanie Chiaky Otuteye retweeted
Beauty never fades, only youth does.
And that’s a distinction I think is very important to make.
Dr Stephanie Chiaky Otuteye retweeted
I love women who decided their life was going to be beautiful and then just went and made it that way.
Dr Stephanie Chiaky Otuteye retweeted
people don’t know what to do with you when you’re open and still a mystery
Dr Stephanie Chiaky Otuteye retweeted
Hope I’m not the only one who isn’t a fan of dinner date as a first date. Let’s go to the park instead or maybe take a walk just something really minimal and nice
Dr Stephanie Chiaky Otuteye retweeted
" بدلاً من أن أجد شخصًا يشاركني ذوقي، أفضّل أن أجد شخصًا يُعلّمني أشياء لم أكن أعلم أنني أحبّها "
- فريدريك نيتشه
Meanwhile, I am so happy I studied medicine because I think we learn A LOT of transferrable skills. Depends on how you use them.
Dr Stephanie Chiaky Otuteye retweeted
Imagine your child growing up believing big dreams are NORMAL because they watched you pursue yours!!!!
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Getting better at identifying when it’s clear someone is looking for *something* and less about looking for *me*
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Colonial respectability produces this brand of elitism.
Brought to you by the same channel that teaches girls how to walk by balancing books on their heads, that requires high school students to eat kenkey with a fork & knife.
We are living in a stasis of colonial hangover.
Dr Stephanie Chiaky Otuteye retweeted
not being religious yet still not letting go of some habits that came from my religious upbringing






































