Sri Gayatri Hospital

31/05/2025

When you smoke, harmful chemicals enter your lungs, move into your blood stream and spread through your body. They can:

reach your brain, heart and other organs within 10 seconds of your first puff
go everywhere your blood flows, causing damage anywhere they go. smoking to***co puts you at risk for cancer, stroke, heart attack, lung disease and other health issues. The theme of World No To***co Day 2025 is “Bright products.Dark intentions. Unmasking the Appeal”

06/05/2025

Who is at the Risk of

Asthma is a (long-term) disease of the lungs that causes inflammation & narrowing (constriction) of the .

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5. Air
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8. Viral infections

Talk to our Chest specialist for more information
Dr. PULLA RAO PRATHIPATI MBBS, MD Pulmonology
Call us :- +919966928215, 08683 352093

21/08/2024

21/08/2024

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31/05/2024

The annual World No To***co Day campaign (31 May) is an opportunity to raise awareness on the harmful and deadly effects of to***co use.The theme is "Protecting Children from To***co Industry Interference.

10/11/2023

Bronchitis, pneumonia, and asthma exacerbations are just a few of the lung illnesses that air pollution can bring on. Remain aware of the air quality and take precautions to reduce your exposure.

📍 Dr PullaRao Prathipati
Consultant pulmonologist

Book an appointment: 9966928215

30/05/2023

On 31 May 2023, WHO and public health champions around the world will come together to celebrate World No To***co Day (WNTD). This year’s theme is “We need food, not to***co”. The 2023 global campaign aims to raise awareness about alternative crop production and marketing opportunities for to***co farmers and encourage them to grow sustainable, nutritious crops.

17/05/2023

World Hypertension Day is observed to highlight the importance of hypertension control and raise awareness of the causes and risks associated with high blood pressure.This year, 2023, the World Hypertension Day theme is “Measure Your Blood Pressure Accurately, Control It, Live Longer”, which focuses on the efforts to combat the low awareness rates of hypertension, especially in low to middle-income areas and to promote accurate blood pressure measurement methods.