HEALTH VIDEOS

The theme for the World Heart Day 2023 is "Use Heart, Know Heart." In this video, Dr. Ambuj Roy, Professor of Cardiology at AIIMS, New Delhi debunks some common myths around heart disease.

Global medical reports highlight a surge in heart attacks among people in their 30s and 40s due to an unhealthy diet or lifestyle. This World Heart Day, Dr. Sameer Gupta, Sr. Interventional Cardiologists, Group Head - Cardiac Cath Lab & Director - Metro Group of Hospitals, shares tips for young people to reduce their risk of heart disease.

World Heart Day, is an annual event held on September 29th to raise awareness about heart disease and promote healthy heart habits. Watch Dr. OP Yadava, CEO and Chief Cardiac Surgeon at National Heart Institute, New Delhi as he shares some simple yet effective tips for a healthy heart.
 

On World Heart Day 2023, Dr. Praveen Chandra, Chairman at Department of Cardiology, Medanta, Gurugram shares the warning signs and symptoms of a heart attack. He also talks about the steps to be followed if someone is having a heart attack.

World Alzheimer's Day, observed on September 21 every year, is dedicated to raising awareness about Alzheimer's disease. Watch Dr Sonia Lal Gupta, Neurologist as she talks about the early sings and symptoms of this neurological disorder.

[Brand Amp] A healthy brain is the key to a healthy body. The theme for World Brain Day this year is "Brain Health and Disability: Leave no one behind" which focuses on the need to ensure that the benefits of a healthy brain are accessible to everyone in society and no one is left behind in this initiative. A distinguished group of medical experts, all renowned in Neurology, shed light on the critical topic of brain health.

World Parkinson's Day is observed on 11th of April every year. Eminent experts from across the globe discuss and share information about this disease and its management.

Diabetes in India is a growing health problem, with more than half of the population at risk of developing the condition at any given time in their lives. Diabetes mellitus is a widely diffused chronic condition that impacts several aspects of a patients' lives. If you do not manage this condition well, one can develop severe complications. Many religions practise fasting for spiritual reasons, but it can cause serious health problems for people with diabetes. The changes that occur in the body during fasting depend on the length of the continuous fast. It can affect your body adversely if you don't take proper care. A combination of lifestyle modification, regular exercise and adhering to prescribed medication is essential to manage diabetes. To understand how to effectively manage diabetes , we have with us today a panel of experts.

Medical emergencies like cardiac arrests are becoming far too common.  You can help someone in a medical emergency only when you are clear as to what is to be done in such a situation. If you are aware and informed, then you can  take steps to revive a person and Save his life.

Worldwide, millions of people die of sudden cardiac arrest every year. This is partly due to limited and sometimes ineffective bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Many adults in cardiac arrest can be revived with intact neurologic function if the bystanders provide immediate CPR. Raising public awareness and understanding of the practical applications of CPR is an essential strategy to increase CPR success in cardiac arrest cases.

It is even more important to learn about CPR if you have a loved one who has a history of cardiac disease; as research reports that the majority of cardiac arrests occur at home. Save a Life is an initiative through which people will be made aware of the early signs & symptoms of cardiac arrest so that patients can get to the hospital in time and also be trained on giving CPR if the need arises. Today, we have with us eminent cardiologists who can help you understand sudden cardiac death and the role of CPR to REVIVE and SAVE A LIFE.
Dr. Ashok Seth is among the best Interventional Cardiologists in India. He is Chairman of Fortis Escorts Heart Institute, New Delhi. The Government of India, in 2003, awarded him the civilian honour of Padma Shri and in 2005, he received IMA NDB Life Time Achievement Award. Dr. Suhas Hardas is practising as a Consultant Interventional Cardiologist at Hardas Heart Care, Pune. Dr Hardas leaves no stone unturned when it comes to raising awareness about CPR. With a vision to empower people to save lives, he came up with the idea of Vardaan, a voluntary CPR training program which is  open to all. Over the past ten years, he has been very active in raising awareness and training in CPR. Recently, he has also launched an awareness program GIVE A WAY, this is  about bringing awareness among masses regarding the appropriate manner in giving a way to an ambulance stuck in the traffic because even a few minutes can cause an impact on a life.