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June 13, 2025

Category: JNHF Health Tips

The Heartbeat of Soccer: Protecting Nigeria’s Footballers from Sudden Cardiac Death

Tuesday, 25 March 2025 by Segun Soneye

In a few hours, Nigeria’s Super Eagles will host the Zimbabwean national team, this is coming after a crucial victory against their Rwanda counterparts in a crucial World Cup qualifier. The stadium will roar, the nation will hold its breath, and every player will give their all on the pitch. But beneath the adrenaline and

  • Published in JNHF Health Tips
Tagged under: may they walk off the pitch as healthy as they stepped on, Nigeria’s Super Eagles, PROTECTING THE FUTURE

Cardiomegaly

Sunday, 16 March 2025 by Segun Soneye

Any factor that forces the heart to work harder than normal can result in an enlarged heart, a condition known as cardiomegaly. Cardiomegaly — an enlarged heart — is not a distinct disorder but a symptom of an underlying disease, most often a cardiac condition. Now, you might think that a bigger heart means a

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NATIONWIDE LEAGUE ONE: HEARTBEAT OF SOCCER INITIATIVE

Tuesday, 22 October 2024 by Segun Soneye

 We’re driven by a mission: reducing the burden of cardiovascular disease in sub-Saharan Africa. This time, we scaled upour Heartbeat of Soccer initiative!    Last week, as the Nationwide League One football competition wrapped up, Joe Nwiloh Heart Foundation (JNHF) rolled into Dipo Dina Stadium at (Ijebu Ode) Ogun state. Our medical team was on

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Tagged under: burden of cardiovascular disease, electrical activity, football, Lead Placement, Sudden Cardiac Death (SCD)
Ikorodu City FC players and staff participating in a CPR training session organized by Joe Nwiloh Heart Foundation as part of the Heartbeat of Soccer initiative.

Saving Lives with Every Kick: CPR Training Success with Ikorodu City FC

Thursday, 08 August 2024 by Obiaju Akachukwu

As part of our Heartbeat of Soccer initiative, we had the privilege of conducting a crucial CPR training session with the dedicated players and staff of Ikorodu City FC. This hands-on training was designed to enhance their lifesaving skills and ensure that they are well-prepared to handle any emergencies that may arise on and off

  • Published in Cardiovascular Health, Heart Beat of Soccer, JNHF Health Tips, JNHF News
ECG machine used to check the heart health of players during the Heartbeat of Soccer initiative by Joe Nwiloh Heart Foundation, highlighting the use of advanced technology in sports development.

LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY FOR HEALTH AND SPORTS DEVELOPMENT

Friday, 02 August 2024 by Segun Soneye

Athletes’ performance can be improved with the adoption of technology and the need to Integrate technology in training for analytics has never been at these heights from injury prevention to heart feedback monitoring all efforts to help athletes improve their skills and reduce injury risks. Joe Nwiloh Heart Foundation has been working on the integration

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Heart Beat Of Soccer Initiative

Thursday, 30 May 2024 by jnhf-admin

Making a case for sport development at grass root level in Nigeria is not enough because the instinctive nature of sporting activities is bane on survival and in line with Fifa objective on ensuring youth development attains its full potential Joe Nwiloh heart foundation (JNHF) took on the initiative to Launch a heart health campaign

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Unlocking the Silence: Why Cardiovascular Health Deserves the Spotlight

Wednesday, 31 January 2024 by jnhf-admin

In a world buzzing with health discussions, one crucial aspect often remains in the shadows—cardiovascular health. Across Africa, where vibrant cultures and rich traditions thrive, the conversation around heart health tends to take a back seat. Let’s delve into the reasons behind this phenomenon and why it’s time to bring cardiovascular health to the forefront.

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Transform Your School into a Heart-Safe Zone with CPR Certification

Thursday, 23 November 2023 by jnhf-admin

In the fast-paced world of schools, safety is non-negotiable. Imagine the power to save lives right within your classrooms! Why CPR in Schools? Cardiac emergencies strike unexpectedly. Quick response is crucial. CPR not only doubles or triples survival chances but empowers teachers, staff, and students to become instant heroes. Certification Matters! Our Certificate of Compliance

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