Addu Equatorial Hospital-AEH

12/06/2026

Weekly schedule of the specialist OPDs and services at Hulhumeedhoo Health Centre.
Please note that the schedule is subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances

10/06/2026

For people with diabetes, dried fruits and nuts can still be enjoyed but portion control is key.

Dried fruits contain concentrated natural sugars, which can raise blood glucose quickly if eaten in large amounts. Nuts are a better low-sugar option, but still high in calories, so moderation is important.

Choose wisely, eat small portions, and always balance them within your meal plan for better blood sugar control.

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The President's Office Ministry of Health

09/06/2026

6th camp of Cathlab

3 coronary angiograms. 2 multivessel coronary interventions.

Another successful cardiac service session at Addu Equatorial Hospital, delivered through the collaboration of the AEH and National Cardiac Centre teams.

These procedures were performed by the IGMH and AEH Cath Lab team further strengthening regional access to advanced cardiovascular care and bringing specialized cardiac services closer to communities across the Maldives.

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The President's Office Ministry of Health Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital - IGMH

09/06/2026

Myth vs Fact: Understanding Diabetes Better

Many people believe that the natural sugar found in fruits is just as harmful as added sugar. The truth is that whole fruits contain fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants that help slow sugar absorption and support overall health.

Fact: Most people with diabetes can enjoy whole fruits as part of a balanced diet. Choosing whole fruits over fruit juices and processed snacks can help maintain healthier blood glucose levels.

Small changes and informed choices can make a big difference in diabetes prevention and management.

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The President's Office Ministry of Health

07/06/2026

Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) such as heart disease, diabetes, and hypertension can often be prevented through healthy lifestyle choices.

✅ Eat a balanced diet
✅ Stay physically active
✅ Reduce salt and sugar intake
✅ Avoid smoking
✅ Manage stress
✅ Maintain a healthy weight

Small daily habits can make a big difference to your long-term health. Start today for a healthier tomorrow.

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The President's Office Ministry of Health

04/06/2026

As part of our ongoing World Patient Safety Day 2025 activities, under the theme "Safe Care for Every Newborn and Every Child" and the slogan "Patient Safety from the Start!", we successfully conducted a Refresher Training on the Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP).

This training reinforces our commitment to ensuring that every newborn receives safe, timely, and high-quality care from the very first moments of life. By strengthening the knowledge and skills of our healthcare professionals, we continue to promote a culture of safety and excellence in neonatal care.

Together, we are advancing patient safety right from the start.

04/06/2026

03/06/2026

Introducing New Occupational Therapist Abdula Basit

03/06/2026

Occupational Therapy services have resumed at SCDC. Contact 1632 for appointments and more information.

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The President's OfficeMinistry of Health