India is a cancer capital, diabetes every third in Delhi! Padma respected doctors warned India is capital of Oral Cancer Every Third Person is Diabetic in Delhi

Padma Awarde Doctor Warn Indians: India has become the capital of oral cancer. Only in Delhi has diabetes in Delhi. 30 percent of people are pre -diabetic and are moving towards diabetes. Even though this country performs the world’s highest cataract operation, Myopia has become the biggest problem today, which is causing rapid damage to eyesight. These things have been said not by any normal person, but by the doctors who have been awarded the highest honors of the country, Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan, expressing concern over the healthcare system in India.

In order to make the healthcare more moral, accessible and patient-centered in India, the Padma Awards who were united in Delhi warned against the deepening crisis of diseases. While discussing the topic ‘should be like Halthcare’, senior doctors stressed rural-urban inequality, prevention-based care, drug price, hospital expenses and technical solutions.

During this, the Board of Trustees and Chairman of Sir Gangaram Hospital, Padmashree Dr. D.S. Rana said that our goal should be healthcare for everyone. There has been progress in this but inequality still remains. Transparency and strict rules are necessary in the prices of medicine and treatment.

India cancer capital
Dr. Anil Kohli, Editorial Head and Padma Bhushan of Indian Journal of Dental Research, said that India has become the capital of oral cancer. Tobacco, paan and poor eating are a major reason for this. In addition to affordable dental insurance for treatment, early examination and prevention is very important to prevent this disease.

Every third person diabetic

Padmashree Dr. Anup Mishra, chairman and eminent diabetes specialist of Fortis C-DOC Hospital, warned that one in every three person in Delhi has diabetes. While 30% of people are pre-diabetic and they can be included in the list of diabetic patients anytime. This is not a matter of pride. Lifestyle changes and awareness are the real weapons. Medications like ozmpic etc. can also be helpful, but people need to understand that its real solution is a change in lifestyle.

Myopia became a challenge
Dr. A.K. Grover said that it is really an achievement that India performs the highest cataract surgery in the world but now challenges like growing myopia will have to be handled with prevention and nutrition. Myopia has become the biggest problem from children to elders today.

Golder will save Heart

In Medanta, Gurgaon, interventional cardiology expert and Padmashree Dr. Praveen Chandra said that the heart is the center of all diseases. Healthcare and angioplasty given to the patient in the golden hour can save life. Today, up to 80–90 years of patients, advanced cardiac treatment is available.

16 percent people to kidney disease
Padmashree Dr. A.K. Bhalla said that chronic kidney disease has now become like an epidemic. 13–16% adults are affected by this serious disease. Diabetes and blood pressure are the major reasons for this. Initial investigation and community education is necessary to prevent this.

Healthcare privilege should not be promised

During this, senior physician Padmashree Dr. Mohsin Wali said that trust-based, non-profit models like Sir Gangaram Hospital can show the right direction of healthcare.

At the same time, President and Co-Founder, Pacific One Health Dr. Swadip Srivastava said that healthcare should be a promise, not a privilege, but a promise. This should be not only based on morality but also innovation-operated and patient-centric promises. The path of the future is not to leave anyone behind, combining primary and high level treatment.