Health Camp at Nava Sheva

The mandate of this health camp was to give information and raise awareness among the employees on certain health problems along with some primary basic physical screening. This camp offered consultation on Physical Examination for all the workers at site in Nava Sheva with basic medicines and treatment.

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Health Camp at Rasal Pali Village

To meet the growing demands of the competitive world, most of us tend to ignore our health until we are compelled to confront a medical complication. To cope up with a rising risk of the medical disorders, health monitors have become mandatory. After all, most health problems can be managed more effectively if detected early. This becomes more of a problem in rural areas and village due to weak infrastructure. Keeping this in mind, the health awareness and check-up program of United Association for Public Health & Education (UAPHE) was conducted at Rasal Pali Village on the request of Green Health Foundation on Sunday, 15th March 2015 with the aims to preserve and promote good health, to prevent disease and disability and to facilitate early diagnosis and treatment of illness.

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Reaching the Unreached

It has been rightly said that health is wealth. A good health enables individual to live life comfortable and at peace. But sadly, handful of people enjoys the benefits of health. There has been a huge health disparity between urban vs. rural population and also urban poor population. Furthermore the affordiality and accessibility to healthcare compromises the health of such population. Without significant intervention, India is headed for a major public health calamity in future decades from cancer, cardiovascular disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and other tobacco-related diseases.
The Julian T. Hart inverse care law does apply to our country. The principle which states that, availability of good medical or social care tends to vary inversely with the need of the population. Even though we at 21st Century promote medical tourism and state of art Health care facilities but a major segment of our society still look for basic primary health care services.

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Rajasthan, Rani Village Health Camps

A mega health camp was organized at Rani (Rajasthan) in association with Bramakumaris Organization, a local NGO and CPA for two consecutive years i.e. in 2012 (January) and 2013 (March) respectively.  The areas covered were oral health, ear, nose and throat and de-addiction. The main focus of the camp was early detection and prevention of cancer, oral diseases, ear nose and throat problem and de-addiction from tobacco and alcohol. Panel doctors from Global hospital comprising of Dr. Sharad Mehta (ENT) specialist , Dr. Rupal Shah (Deaddiction) specialist  along with Dr. Kunal Oswal (Dentist & Director of UAPHE) participated in the event. There were also several other doctors from CPAA who joined in the camps.

Lalbaug Health Camp

Dental diseases especially dental caries and periodontal disease has become a global burden. The irony is both the diseases are preventable. In India, there has been a constant neglect         towards the oral health. Furthermore addiction to tobacco, supari and alcohol has become a root cause for a significant number of ailments and illness among the people.Be it addiction to tobacco in its various forms like gutkha, paan, cigarettes, khaini, zarda or addiction to alcohol, It has resulted in death and disability.  Hence, in order to create awareness among the people and to guide them correctly, an oral health check-up camp had been organized in association with the Brahmakumaris Iswariya Vishwa Vidhalaya in the local area of lalbaug Mumbai on the eve of Mahashivratri.

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Gujarat Ladol Village Health Camp

It has been rightly said that health is wealth. A good health enables individual to live life comfortable and at peace.  But sadly, handful of people enjoys the benefits of health. There has been a huge health disparity between urban vs. rural population. In order to address this issue of disparity in a small way a health camp was organized at Ladol Village, Gujarat in collaboration with Brahmakumaris.

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