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Hanna Mwasomola

My name is Hanna Mwasomola. Many challenges I face affect me psychologically and sometimes make me unhappy, especially when I fail to achieve a certain task. However, I have learned that challenges can become opportunities for success if addressed and managed properly. Gratitude has motivated me to become more committed to what I do. It inspires me to excel so that I can positively influence those who support and encourage me, bringing happiness to both them and myself through my efforts.
Over time, I have come to understand that success requires appreciating what you are doing and continuously improving it. By doing so, your work can reach and inspire the world. In terms of leadership and service, I have contributed positively to my community by encouraging people to work collaboratively and live harmoniously. This fosters a spirit of togetherness and mutual respect within the community.

Birthday: 2004

Gender: Female

I Want to Be: Health information manager

Hobbies: Singing

Family: father, mother, 1 brother, 1 sister

O-Level School: Iringa Girls Secondary School

A-Level School: KAYUKI

University: UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA

Funding for first year (40) 2024:

Tuition, Exams, Uniform		$40

TOTAL		$40

Funding for Form 6 2023: $100

Funding for Form 5 2022: $150

Funding for Form 4 2021: $150

Funding for Form 3 2020: $100

Funding for form 2 2019: $100

Hanna's Journal

493 Entries

Wed, October 1 at 6:22 pm GMT

Hello everyone.
Hopefully everyone is fine. I have no much to say but remind my young brothers and sisters to study hard especially form two's and form fours who will have to sit for their national examinations soon, passing exams doesn't need lucky only, it needs effort, patience and desire of scoring higher. So guys we need to work hard so that we make those who support us happy and make them feel they have lost nothing

Wed, September 17 at 3:04 pm GMT

Genetic factors significantly influence our health and susceptibility to various diseases. These factors can be inherited from parents or occur spontaneously due to mutations. Here are some key genetic factors that affect health:

- *Inherited Genetic Mutations*
- *BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes*: mutations increase the risk of breast and ovarian cancer
- *Sickle cell disease*: a condition caused by a mutation in the HBB gene, affecting hemoglobin production

- *Genetic Variations*
- *TCF7L2 gene*: variants increase the risk of type 2 diabetes by affecting blood sugar regulation
- *PPARG gene*: variants influence insulin sensitivity and glucose metabolism

- *Mitochondrial Genetic Mutations*
- Mitochondrial diseases: caused by mutations in mitochondrial genes, affecting energy production in cells

- *Polygenic Diseases*
- *Heart disease*: influenced by multiple genetic variants affecting blood pressure, cholesterol levels, and other factors
- *Diabetes*: multiple genetic variants contribute to disease susceptibility

- *Other Genetic Factors*
- *Age and sex*: genetic factors can influence disease susceptibility and manifestation
- *Gene-environment interactions*: genetic variants can interact with environmental factors, such as diet and lifestyle, to influence disease risk ¹

Understanding genetic factors is crucial for developing personalized treatment plans, preventive strategies, and targeted therapies. Genetic testing and counseling can help individuals determine their risk for certain diseases and make informed decisions about their health ¹ ².

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