On the occasion of World Heart Day, Gleneagles Hospital, Parel, Mumbai, rolled out a powerful community campaign—‘Mumbai Ka Dil Humara Bharosa’—to raise awareness about heart health among Mumbaikars of all ages.The campaign touched multiple corners of the city with creative, interactive, and educational initiatives:Heart
The Hospital organized lectures across Navi Mumbai’s two colleges, reaching over 400 plus students. The sessions focused on causes, symptoms, and lifestyle changes to prevent heart disease and encourage healthier living among youthOn the occasion of World Heart Day, Medicover Hospital conducted a series of interactive lectures in YMT College,
The Superintendent of Police (SP) of Kurnool District, Mr. G. Bindu Madhav, emphasized the importance of taking special care of one’s health. Speaking as the chief guest at the 2K Walk organized by KIMS Hospital, Kurnool, on the occasion of World Heart Day, he stressed
Wockhardt Hospitals, Mira Road successfully organized Cyclothon Season 3, with over 1,200 participants! Wockhardt Cyclothon Season 3, powered by Wockhardt Hospitals, Mira Road, was amongst the largest cycling event in the region! With over 1200+ enthusiastic cyclists from across MumbaiWockhardt Cyclothon Season 3 organised by
Wockhardt Hospitals Mira Road had organized an awareness Cyclothon to remind people to keep their Heart HealthyWockhardt Hospitals, Mira Road organized the second season of Wockhardt Cyclothon, aimed at promoting the significance of a healthy heart and overall fitness in individuals. The Cyclothon garnered an
To Create Awareness of Heart Care and Heart-Healthy LifestyleNavi Mumbai – In a bid to create awareness and promote a healthy heart among the masses and to educate the common man to fight against cardiovascular disease (CVD), Medicover Hospitals of Navi Mumbai held a mini
Redcliffe Labs, India's fastest-growing diagnostic service provider, launched the "DilKiSuno" campaign for World Heart Day to raise awareness on how adopting a healthy lifestyle at any age can reduce your chance of developing heart disease and having a heart attack or stroke.The "DilKiSuno" campaign highlights
