Live
- National Conference holds upper hand in J&K alliance as Congress performance below par
- BJP won nearly 2/3 seats it contested in J&K: Assam CM
- Shanghai Masters: Djokovic remains on course for100th tour-level title with win over Cobolli
- PM Modi compliments NC for its victory in J&K polls
- Fan murder case: Hearing on Kannada superstar Darshan's bail plea adjourned to Oct 9
- Kolkata CBI court denies bail to Kuntal Ghosh in teacher recruitment scam
- Congress did Haryana Exit Poll scam: Assam minister mocks Oppn
- Stop Naga human remains auction in UK: Nagaland CM urges EAM Jaishankar
- National Tennis C'ship: Vinayagamurthy stuns Sangram; Samarth keeps on winning in Fenesta Open
- 'Big achievement for AAP': Gopal Rai on AAP's maiden victory in J&K's Doda
Women prone to diseases, says Samaram
‘Andariki Arogyam – Arogya Raksha Bima’ was organised by Inner Wheel Club of Vijayawada to mark ‘World Health Day’ here on Thursday.Participating as a chief guest, former president of Indian Medical Association Dr G Samaram said illness had become a nightmare for many these days.
Vijayawada: ‘Andariki Arogyam – Arogya Raksha Bima’ was organised by Inner Wheel Club of Vijayawada to mark ‘World Health Day’ here on Thursday.Participating as a chief guest, former president of Indian Medical Association Dr G Samaram said illness had become a nightmare for many these days.
Quoting World Health Organisation (WHO) report, Dr Samaram informed that 10 crore people were facing acute financial problems for treatment of various health problems in India. As per the WHO slogan 'Health for All' many health plans were suggested by the World Health Organisation. He said that in the 21st century, no one should suffer for the reason of not getting treatment.
He briefed on the WHO plan to provide health insurance scheme. Women had been facing various health issues like physical and mental illness. He said that hormone imbalance problem would depress them a lot. Everyone should be conscious about their health and diseases, he added.
Inner Wheel Club of Vijayawada chairman V Sridevi, president G Rashmi and secretary Mani Prabha and members were present.
