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Hyderabad: Prestigious award for Dr Nageshwar Reddy
Gastroenterologist D Nageshwar Reddy, Chairman of AIG Hospitals
The American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) conferred distinguished educator award on the eminent gastroenterologist D Nageshwar Reddy, the chairman of AIG Hospitals
Hyderabad: The American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) has conferred the distinguished educator award on eminent gastroenterologist D Nageshwar Reddy, who is the chairman of AIG Hospitals.
He has now become the first clinician scientist from an Indian hospital to receive the award from the world's topmost gastroenterology association.
Founded in 1897, AGA with more than 16,000 members from around the globe, involved in the advancement of gastroenterology, is the world's most reputed scientific body for digestive diseases.
Every year, AGA acknowledges eminent scientists and clinicians across the world for their outstanding contributions and achievements in gastroenterology and hepatology as part of the annual recognition prizes.
This year they chose Nageshwar Reddy for the award, testament of his lifelong career in endoscopic education in India as well as in underserved communities throughout the world, said a statement.
Under Reddy's leadership, the Asian Institute of Gastroenterology and AIG Hospitals are now a global hub for endoscopy training and research in digestive diseases.
"Over the last three decades, we have trained over 1,000 gastroenterologists coming from various parts of the world in advanced endoscopy procedures ensuring that they translate the knowledge gained into better patient care," he added.
"This award from AGA is humbling and encourages me to take up more such educational and academic initiatives especially in developing, low-income countries, Reddy added. This award is also an acknowledgment for the scientific education temperament in India as this is the first time a doctor from an Indian hospital has been selected for this esteemed award.
