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On maternal health and infant care
Two books describing about the care for pregnant women and ailments in infants- treatments by the former national president of the Indian Medical Association Dr G Samaram were released on Wednesday.
Two books describing about the care for pregnant women and ailments in infants- treatments by the former national president of the Indian Medical Association Dr G Samaram were released on Wednesday. The books were published by Navaratna Book House.
Former journalist Turlapati Kutumbarao released the book titled ‘Measures to be followed for healthy child and mother (Thalli Bidda Challaga Undalante)’ and the other book titled ‘Pillala Arogya Samasyalu-Chikitsa’ was released by former president of Indian Psychiatric Society Dr Indla Ramasubba Reddy.
Author of the books, Dr Samaram spoke about the content how it can benefit the readers. ‘’The book enables the pregnant women on the steps they need to follow in order to stay healthy and give birth to a baby without complications.
Physical activity, diet, mental peace and other factors were discussed in the book’’, he said. Station director of All India Radio M Krishna Kumari, Dr P M C Naidu, former MP Chennupati Vidya and others spoke on the occasion.
