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Chennai: Hon'ble Minister for Backward Classes and Minorities Welfare (Govt.
of Tamil Nadu) Mr. Mohammed Jan inaugurated 'Diabetes Reach' programme
of Dr. A. Ramachandran's Diabetes Hospital and delivered his
presidential address. His Highness Nawab Mohammed Abdul Ali, Prince of Arcot, was the Guest of Honor and unveiled the plaque. He also distributed the prizes to the Dia Dish 2012 (cookery competition on diabetic-friendly dishes) winners. This was followed by his felicitation address.
The new programme, supported by World Diabetes Foundation, was launched by the hospital jointly with Department of School Education, Government of Tamil Nadu. `Diabetes Reach' is aimed at witnessing the cascading effect of diabetes prevention through 1000 teachers educating 1 lakh school children and in turn the school children creating awareness on diabetes and other lifestyle diseases to 1 lakh families / 3 lakh people.
Dr. A. Muruganathan, President Elect - Association of Physicians of India, released the recipe book titled `High Fibre Breakfast Foods and Healthy Snacks' compiled by Dept of Diet, Dr. A. Ramachandran's Diabetes Hospitals along with late Chef Jacob. The first copy of the book was received by Dr. A. Ramachandran. Further to this, prizes were distributed to winners of slogan and poster competition, conducted to create awareness among school children. Dr. Nanditha Arun and Dr. Vinitha Ramachandran, Directors of Dr. A. Ramachandran's Diabetes Hospitals were present.
The launch was a first-of-its-kind awareness campaign in Chennai by Dr. A. Ramachandran's Diabetes Hospital on the eve of World Diabetes Day. The campaign engaged all key target groups like teachers, school and college students, home makers, staff of hotels, police officials, etc, through a range of programmes through free screening and awareness camps, public campaigns, cricket match, release of videos and books on health lifestyle and interschool & inter-college slogan writing competitions on prevention of diabetes.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. A. Ramachandran,M.D.,Ph.D.,D.Sc.,FRCP.(Lond).(Edin), said, "Diabetes is a major health issue in our country. One of the important barriers in handling this issue is the change in behavior of the people and awareness on the importance of lifestyle modification. With research showing an increasing trend of Type 2 diabetes among children and adolescents, it is our endeavour to help strengthen awareness on diabetes management through a plethora of awareness initiatives on World Diabetes Day reaching out to all target groups. The 'Diabetes Reach' program is a big step to reach out to 3 lakh people including 1 lakh school children, creating awareness"
Type-2 Diabetes (T2DM), has become a serious health threat with exploding population and changing lifestyle. The prevalence of Type-2 diabetes has achieved an endemic proportion and is currently a global public health threat. The prevalence of T2DM among adults is expected to rise from 285 million in 2010 to 438 million by the year 2030. The numbers would probably be even far more disturbing if we count the number of associated lifestyle disorders like obesity, hypertension, dyslipidemia and impaired glucose tolerance.
Dr. A. Ramachandran's Diabetes Hospitals
The hospital is dedicated to developing and providing the highest quality, compassionate medical care to serve the needs of its patients. It provides the most comprehensive, efficient and effective clinical services including internationally recognized diabetes education and psychosocial counseling programmes and sessions. It undertakes continuing professional education programmes for doctors and other health care providers. Its community outreach services includes holding of diabetes health camps and appropriate interaction with governmental and non-governmental agencies to respond effectively to the diabetes health care needs of our country.
About Dr. A. Ramachandran
Dr. A. Ramachandran is an internationally acknowledged pivotal figure in the field of contemporary Diabetes Health Care and Research. His early work has been on the epidemiology of diabetes in India and he revealed out the high prevalence of Diabetes in Indians in a series of publication and identified the special features of diabetes in Indians, such as younger age, lower BMI, High Ft mass, higher abdominal obesity and familial aggregation.
He has established Dr. A. Ramachandran's Diabetes Hospitals (Dr.ARH) to provide state-of-the-art Diabetes services under one roof. He has also established the India Diabetes Research Foundation to promote research, education and training in Diabetes.
of Tamil Nadu) Mr. Mohammed Jan inaugurated 'Diabetes Reach' programme
of Dr. A. Ramachandran's Diabetes Hospital and delivered his
presidential address. His Highness Nawab Mohammed Abdul Ali, Prince of Arcot, was the Guest of Honor and unveiled the plaque. He also distributed the prizes to the Dia Dish 2012 (cookery competition on diabetic-friendly dishes) winners. This was followed by his felicitation address.
The new programme, supported by World Diabetes Foundation, was launched by the hospital jointly with Department of School Education, Government of Tamil Nadu. `Diabetes Reach' is aimed at witnessing the cascading effect of diabetes prevention through 1000 teachers educating 1 lakh school children and in turn the school children creating awareness on diabetes and other lifestyle diseases to 1 lakh families / 3 lakh people.
Dr. A. Muruganathan, President Elect - Association of Physicians of India, released the recipe book titled `High Fibre Breakfast Foods and Healthy Snacks' compiled by Dept of Diet, Dr. A. Ramachandran's Diabetes Hospitals along with late Chef Jacob. The first copy of the book was received by Dr. A. Ramachandran. Further to this, prizes were distributed to winners of slogan and poster competition, conducted to create awareness among school children. Dr. Nanditha Arun and Dr. Vinitha Ramachandran, Directors of Dr. A. Ramachandran's Diabetes Hospitals were present.
The launch was a first-of-its-kind awareness campaign in Chennai by Dr. A. Ramachandran's Diabetes Hospital on the eve of World Diabetes Day. The campaign engaged all key target groups like teachers, school and college students, home makers, staff of hotels, police officials, etc, through a range of programmes through free screening and awareness camps, public campaigns, cricket match, release of videos and books on health lifestyle and interschool & inter-college slogan writing competitions on prevention of diabetes.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. A. Ramachandran,M.D.,Ph.D.,D.Sc.,FRCP.(Lond).(Edin), said, "Diabetes is a major health issue in our country. One of the important barriers in handling this issue is the change in behavior of the people and awareness on the importance of lifestyle modification. With research showing an increasing trend of Type 2 diabetes among children and adolescents, it is our endeavour to help strengthen awareness on diabetes management through a plethora of awareness initiatives on World Diabetes Day reaching out to all target groups. The 'Diabetes Reach' program is a big step to reach out to 3 lakh people including 1 lakh school children, creating awareness"
Type-2 Diabetes (T2DM), has become a serious health threat with exploding population and changing lifestyle. The prevalence of Type-2 diabetes has achieved an endemic proportion and is currently a global public health threat. The prevalence of T2DM among adults is expected to rise from 285 million in 2010 to 438 million by the year 2030. The numbers would probably be even far more disturbing if we count the number of associated lifestyle disorders like obesity, hypertension, dyslipidemia and impaired glucose tolerance.
Dr. A. Ramachandran's Diabetes Hospitals
The hospital is dedicated to developing and providing the highest quality, compassionate medical care to serve the needs of its patients. It provides the most comprehensive, efficient and effective clinical services including internationally recognized diabetes education and psychosocial counseling programmes and sessions. It undertakes continuing professional education programmes for doctors and other health care providers. Its community outreach services includes holding of diabetes health camps and appropriate interaction with governmental and non-governmental agencies to respond effectively to the diabetes health care needs of our country.
About Dr. A. Ramachandran
Dr. A. Ramachandran is an internationally acknowledged pivotal figure in the field of contemporary Diabetes Health Care and Research. His early work has been on the epidemiology of diabetes in India and he revealed out the high prevalence of Diabetes in Indians in a series of publication and identified the special features of diabetes in Indians, such as younger age, lower BMI, High Ft mass, higher abdominal obesity and familial aggregation.
He has established Dr. A. Ramachandran's Diabetes Hospitals (Dr.ARH) to provide state-of-the-art Diabetes services under one roof. He has also established the India Diabetes Research Foundation to promote research, education and training in Diabetes.
Source: http://www.indiahealthandwellness.com/2012/11/dr-ramachandrans-diabetes-hospitals-in.html
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Global fury against Ireland's killer Catholic law; MEA summons ...
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PrintTags: Savita Halappanavar, Indian woman in Ireland, Indian woman dies in Ireland, abortion law, anti-abortion law, no-abortion law, Catholic country, Catholic law, MEA, Ministry of External Affairs, Salman Khurshid, ireland, abortion, archaic abortion laws
People hold pictures of Savita Halappanavar during a candlelight vigil outside Belfast City Hall, Northern Ireland, on Thursday for Savita Halappanavar, the 31-year old Indian woman who was 17-weeks pregnant when she died of blood poisoning after suffering a miscarriage in Galway, Ireland, on October 28. ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? (AP Photo by Peter Morrison)
Even as the Ministry of External Affairs on Friday summoned Irish Ambassador Feilim McLaughlin over an Indian woman dying of blood poisoning in an Irish hospital after being denied abortion, global uproar and massive protests grew by the minute.
Savita Halappanavar, a dentist by profession, was denied termination of her pregnancy as per Ireland?s anti-abortion law, in spite of the doctors at the University Hospital Galway in the west of Ireland being well aware of her poor physical health. She died of blood poisoning on October 28, though the matter came to public attention much later. Her husband went public with the situation this week after taking his wife?s body back home to India for cremation.
According to reports, despite the increasing pain, doctors refused to terminate the pregnancy for three days because the foetus had a heartbeat. She died in the hospital from blood poisoning three days after the foetus died and was surgically removed. During the period between the child and the mother?s death, Savita was kept in high dependency unit and then later moved to the intensive care unit, where she died of septicaemia on October 28.
While her family blamed the country?s ?archaic abortion laws? for her death, massive protests broke out across Ireland, India as well as parts of the UK.
Protests began in Dublin on Wednesday. Thousands rallied outside Ireland?s Parliament, demanding that the stringent abortion rules be eased in view of the death of Savita?s death.
At least 2,000 people gathered for a candle-lit vigil to demand that the government legislate to close a legal loophole that leaves it unclear when the threat to the life of a pregnant woman provides legal justification for an abortion.
?My reaction was outrage. Shame that this happened in my country,? protester Emer McNally, 33, and six months pregnant, said. ?It?s scary to think that medical treatment was denied.?
The news of Halappanavar?s death overnight sparked a wave of anger on Irish social media, with more than 50,000 people sharing the Irish Times?s lead story on the issue on Wednesday.
The organisers of the Dublin protest said they expected a much larger crowd at a weekend demonstration and called on people to protest at Irish embassies around the world.
Prime Minister Enda Kenny?s Government now faces much criticism and pressure to introduce a legislation to redefine the abortion law. However, the PM refused to make any comment until the investigations into the death are completed.
?What happened to this woman was nothing short of medieval,? independent socialist MP Clare Daly said. ?We can?t let political cowardice kill another woman.?
The Irish Government has maintained that it is waiting for the recommendations of an expert panel, before it goes ahead with the European Court of Human Rights? demand for clarification. The panel?s report was delivered to the Government on Tuesday.
In the absence of legislation, Irish women are forced to leave their country to terminate their pregnancies, an option which Savita obviously did not have given her condition.
?It?s very frightening. It makes me feel it?s not a safe country in which to have a baby,? said Sinead O?Brien a 41-year-old holding a placard saying ?Never Again?.
With a global outrage over the incident and political parties terming it as a violation of human rights, Savita?s parents called for an international probe.
Meanwhile in India, the Delhi Catholic Archdiocese said the mother?s life should not have been risked even though abortion was a complete no for the ?Catholic? country.
Massive protests were also witnessed in New Delhi, with people taking out rallies with placards, shouting slogans against ?the murder? by ?Irish laws?.
While activists protested across Belfast on Thursday night, a day after thousands rallied in London, Dublin, Cork and Galway in memory of Savita, Irish gynecologists also pushed for a proper legislation in this connection, so that they won?t have to fear prosecution if they aborted a foetus to protect a mother?s life. Ironically,
?We would like to be able to practice medicine in a safe environment legally. The current situation is like a sword of Damocles hanging over us,? Dr Peter Boylan of the Irish Institute of Obstetricians and Gynecologists said Thursday. ?If we do something with a good intention, but it turns out to be illegal, the consequences are extremely serious for medical practitioners.?
However, anti-abortion activists and writers have argued that the case was an aberration from Irish law, not an example of it.
?Normal medical practice in Ireland was not followed after a grossly misplaced application to her case ? of a heretical misreading of Catholic moral law,? William Oddie wrote in UK-based Catholic Herald. ?These tragic deaths cannot justify the replacement of the world?s most civilized abortion law by the pro-death laws now almost universal throughout Europe.?
Apart from the MEA summoning the Irish Ambassador, the Indian Government has also taken up the issue directly to the Irish Government with the Indian ambassador meeting authorities in Dublin. Meanwhile, ?the National Commission for Women on Friday said it would take up with the External Affairs Ministry the death of the Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar in Ireland after doctors allegedly refused to terminate her 17-week pregnancy on the ground that it was a ?Catholic country?.
?The Indian Government should take action and I will take it up with the External Affairs Ministry on Monday that the Irish Government eases the strict abortion rules on humanitarian grounds,? NCW chairperson Mamata Sharma said in Shillong.
Ireland had ordered two probes into the incident, one by the hospital itself, while the other was by the Government.
The grief-stricken parents of the 31-year old dentist,. Andaneppa Yalagi and Mahadevi Yalagi, have appealed the Indian Government to push for an amendment of Irish law banning abortions. ?The Irish law on abortion should be amended to prevent incidents such as my daughter?s death from occurring in future,? they said.
?In an attempt to save a 4-month-old foetus they killed my 31-year-old daughter. How is that fair, you tell me?? her mother, A Mahadevi, asked while speaking to the media in India.
Savita?s father said if hospital authorities had heeded to his daughter?s request to terminate the pregnancy she would have survived. He claimed Savita?s kidney and liver was damaged due to inadequate care taken by hospital authorities. Andaneppa said having been told she was miscarrying, and after one day in severe pain, Savita asked for a medical termination. This was refused, he said, because the foetal heartbeat was still present and my relatives were told (by doctors) ?this is a Catholic country?.
Abortion remains an extremely divisive issue in Ireland, an overwhelmingly Roman Catholic country which has some of the world?s most restrictive laws on medical terminations.
Despite a dramatic waning of the influence of the Catholic Church, which dominated politics in the country until the 1980s, successive governments have been loathe to legislate on an issue they fear could alienate conservative voters.
After several challenges, the European Court of Human Rights ruled in 2010 that Ireland must clarify its position.
In a report published The Telegraph, a suicidal 14-year-old Irish girl, identified only as ?X?, had sued the Irish Government after she was denied termination of her pregnancy in 1992, after being raped by a neighbour. Then the Ireland?s Supreme Court had stated that abortion was permissible in cases of a ?real and substantive risk? to the mother?s life.
However, the earlier constitutional amendment, banning abortion still remains in place, leaving medical professionals to navigate a legal minefield when treating pregnant women.
Admitting that he is aware of the Irish law against abortion, External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid on Friday said, ?The issue is very complex. The law is there in the constitution, but how the constitution is interpreted is a matter of concern. When the health of a mother is in danger, how the law should be interpreted is what we will be talking about,? he added while talking to the media.
Incidentally, an autopsy, carried out two days after her death, revealed that she died of septicaemia ?documented ante-mortem? and E. coli ESBL. Irish authorities have launched a probe into the death of Savita.
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England boosted by recovery against India
England did their best to put a "shocker" of a first innings behind them as they followed on 330 runs behind against India at the Sardar Patel Stadium.
It was hard to make much sense of a day of two halves in which the tourists lurched from 41 for three to 191 all out by teatime to the spin of Pragyan Ojha (five for 45) and Ravichandran Ashwin (three for 80), yet then moved serenely to stumps on 111 without loss.
Captain Alastair Cook tried to lead from the front both times, getting as far as 41 first time round and then an unbeaten 74 at the second attempt in an unbroken century stand with debutant Nick Compton.
With two days remaining in the first Test, it is tough to work out which England will turn up tomorrow.
Wicketkeeper Matt Prior is struggling to make sense of events fo far, but is pinning his hopes on the belief that England have learned the errors of their ways.
"We all know our first innings was a bit of a shocker," said Prior, whose battling 48 from number eight was England's best first-innings score.
"As a professional sportsman, you have to look forward - and the way Compo and Cookie went about their business was absolutely fantastic.
"To end up none down at close of play, we'll take a huge amount from that."
Click here for the match scorecard from the BBC
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