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02/11/2025

Your decision to shine empowers others to glow. Be a light for those in darkness, and a beacon for yourself. The universe celebrates those who dare to rise, repeatedly emerging radiant, fearless, and completely true to who they are.

28/10/2025

💡 Panel Discussion Highlight
Join us at the Doctors AI Global Summit 2025 for a deep dive into how AI is transforming the fight against non-communicable diseases (NCDs) — bringing precision, personalization, and predictive insights to diabetes and metabolic care.

🗓️ Sunday, 16th November 2025 | 11:00 AM – 11:30 AM
📍 Eric Topol Hall, Radisson Blu Atria, Bengaluru

🎙️ Topic:
DTech Symposium: AI and NCDs – Towards Precision and Personalised Diabetes and Metabolic Care

👥 Moderator:
Dr. Hitesh Saraogi (New Delhi)

💡 Panelists:
Dr. A. Shanmugan (Chennai) | Dr. Rucha Mehta (Ahmedabad) | Dr. Sanjay Dash (Bhubaneswar) | Dr. Kartik M (Bengaluru) | Dr. Jayakrishnan B (Kerala)

Register at doctorsaiglobalsummit.com

23/10/2025

17/10/2025

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16/10/2025

October 16
“ World Restart A Heart Day “

Please try to teach CPR, to as many people as possible

02/10/2025

MYTH:

Children with diabetes must avoid festive foods like mithais or fried snacks.

FACT:

Children with diabetes need insulin, but otherwise they are like any other children. Festival foods are high in sugar, fat, salt, and calories, so it is best for everyone-including children with diabetes-to enjoy them in small portions.

Adjust insulin for extra carbs and fat.

Do blood glucose checks and carb counting.

Burn extra calories by dancing or other active play.

Ask your diabetes team for advice.

Festivals are more than just Food

Focus on rituals, togetherness, and joy. Celebrate with music, games, and family traditions. Enjoy treats mindfully-not excessively.

Healthy Gifting Ideas: Millet, nuts & seeds mix, Chikkis & bars, Makhana Thoughtful, nutritious & festive

Persons with diabetes can and should celebrate festivals-just like everyone else with informed choices and loving support.

11/09/2025

Alcohol is harmful.