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Health awareness lecture on heart attack, kidney stone in Ramagundam
Dhanwantari Hospital of NTPC Ramagundam organised health awareness lecture on Heart Attack and Kidney Stone at Kakatiya Function hall here wherein specialist doctors from Apollo Reach, Karimnagar spoke in detail on the subject.
Ramagundam: Dhanwantari Hospital of NTPC Ramagundam organised health awareness lecture on Heart Attack and Kidney Stone at Kakatiya Function hall here wherein specialist doctors from Apollo Reach, Karimnagar spoke in detail on the subject.
Cardiologist Dr Bhavanadhar P spoke on heart attack and Dr S Suresh Goud, Urologist spoke on kidney stone. Township residents participated in large numbers and raised queries on the topic which was promptly replied by the specialists.
Speaking on the occasion, ED-Ramagundam & Telangana Dr PP Kulkarni highlighted the importance of awareness and added that it is better to prevent diseases like heart attack and kidney stone rather than to try to find cures. He further appreciated hospital management to create awareness on deadly diseases.
Echoing similar view, CMO Dr Sasmita Dash spoke on the global trends in heart attack and kidney stone as well as the efforts taken from Dhanwantari Hospital to tackle such diseases.
Earlier, Dhanwantari Hospital staff and visiting specialists planted trees near the Hospital areas.
