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Today, 24 April 2025, marks the first-ever World Hormone Day, a global campaign to raise awareness of the vital role of h...
24/04/2025

Today, 24 April 2025, marks the first-ever World Hormone Day, a global campaign to raise awareness of the vital role of hormones in human health. After three successful years of European Hormone Day, the European Society of Endocrinology (ESE) and the European Hormone and Metabolism Foundation (ESE Foundation) have moved to a worldwide campaign this year in response to requests from the global endocrine community.

Endocrinology is the study of hormones. When they are out of balance or fail, this can lead to the development of prevalent chronic diseases such as diabetes, thyroid disorders, cancer, osteoporosis and obesity, and other health challenges such as infertility. Despite their impact, these conditions are often underdiagnosed and undertreated.

Today is Dr. Frederick Grant Banting,one of the discoverers of Insulin,the lifeline of Diabetes,was born on 14 th Novem...
14/11/2024

Today is
Dr. Frederick Grant Banting,one of the discoverers of Insulin,the lifeline of Diabetes,was born on 14 th November 1891. World Diabetes Day was created in 1991 by the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) and the World Health Organisation (WHO) in response to growing concerns about the escalating health threat posed by Diabetes.

The theme for this year is "Breaking Barriers, Bridging Gaps," highlights our commitment to reducing the risk of diabetes and making sure that everyone with the disease has access to equitable, thorough, reasonably priced, and high-quality care

In order to increase awareness of the effects of diabetes on people, families, and healthcare systems around the world, World Diabetes Day is essential. It emphasises how crucial early detection, appropriate medical treatment, and lifestyle modifications are to the management of diabetes.

WDD is more important than ever in promoting a healthier lifestyle and teaching people about preventive measures to fight the diabetes epidemic, especially in light of the significant increase in diabetes incidence.

We salute Dr.Frederick Banting.....

In today’s Telegraph Young Metro . An important read .
28/11/2022

In today’s Telegraph Young Metro . An important read .

World Diabetes Day celebration moments of Adopt Endocrine in association with Laketown Synergy. Thank you everyone for y...
15/11/2022

World Diabetes Day celebration moments of Adopt Endocrine in association with Laketown Synergy.
Thank you everyone for your active participation. May we all join hands to spread Diabetes Awareness.
Thank you all Doctors and our Guests of honour Upal Sengupta, Rhitobrata Bhattacharya and Sampa Kundu for sharing your valuable time and message with us.

# WDD2022Our clinic lit up to commemorate the Day.The blue circleThe blue circle is the universal symbol for diabetes. ...
14/11/2022

# WDD2022
Our clinic lit up to commemorate the Day.

The blue circle

The blue circle is the universal symbol for diabetes. It was introduced in 2006 to give diabetes a common identity. The symbol aims to:

Support all existing efforts to raise awareness about diabetes
Inspire new activities, bring diabetes to the attention of the general public
Brand diabetes
Provide a means to show support for the fight against diabetes
History

The blue circle icon was originally developed for the campaign that resulted in the passage of United Nations Resolution 61/225 "World Diabetes Day."

The campaign for a United Nations Resolution on diabetes was a response to the diabetes pandemic that is set to overwhelm healthcare resources everywhere. The campaign mobilised diabetes stakeholders behind the common cause of securing a United Nations Resolution on diabetes. The United Nations passed Resolution 61/225 ‘World Diabetes Day’ on December 20 2006.

Why a circle?

The circle occurs frequently in nature and has thus been widely employed since the dawn of humankind. The significance is overwhelmingly positive. Across cultures, the circle can symbolize life and health. Most significantly for the campaign, the circle symbolizes unity. Our combined strength is the key element that made this campaign so special. The global diabetes community came together to support a United Nations Resolution on diabetes and needs to remain united to make a difference. As we all know: to do nothing is no longer an option.

Why blue?

The blue border of the circle reflects the colour of the sky and the flag of the United Nations. The United Nations is in itself a symbol of unity amongst nations and is the only organization that can signal to governments everywhere that it is time to fight diabetes and reverse the global trends that will impede economic development and cause so much suffering and premature death.

14/11/2022

World Diabetes Day 2022

In The Telegraph supplementary today. An important read .We wish all of you a happy and safe puja. Beware of mosquitoes ...
01/10/2022

In The Telegraph supplementary today. An important read .
We wish all of you a happy and safe puja.
Beware of mosquitoes ! Inform your doctor if you have any sort of fever. Avoid consuming over the counter medicines.

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