This is Rheumatic Diseases Awareness Month. PatientsEngage brings together a panel of rheumatologists and patient leaders to talk about how rheumatic diseases affect women, the unique challenges women face and how their needs can be better addressed.
Are women affected by rheumatic diseases more often than men? How do these differences play out? Especially for lesser known rheumatic conditions.
We bring together a panel of doctors and patient leaders to discuss this issue and also suggest the…
The theme for World Patient Safety Day this year is Safe Maternal and New Born Health. WHO urges all stakeholders to “Act now for safe and respectful childbirth!” One of the important objectives is to advocate the adoption of best practices at the point of care to prevent avoidable risks and harm to all women and newborns during childbirth. We at PatientsEngage bring together a discussion on how women can be better informed about safety in childbirth and self advocate Our panelists are Dr.…
Join us as on 28th August 4PM IST as we speak to survivors of Gynaecological Cancers like Ovarian cancer and Uterine/ Endometrial cancer and the lessons they would like to share. Gynaecological symptoms get hushed all the time. Very few women come forward to speak about gynaecological cancers like Ovarian Cancer, Endometrial or Uterine Cancer, Cervical Cancer, Vulva and Vaginal Cancers. PatientsEngage is extremely grateful that we have three women who are breaking the silence by talking…
Navigating Care and Survivorship Issues of Sarcoma, A Rare and Forgotten Cancer Sarcoma is a rare and complex type of cancer that is often misdiagnosed or diagnosed late. It also requires a multi-disciplinary approach. There are also long term issues that survivors face. We speak with a distinguished panel of sarcoma experts and survivors who are trying to address the various diagnostic and survivorship challenges of this forgotten cancer Our panelists are Dr. Sameer Rastogi, Medical Oncologist…
How To Help Children Deal With Pandemic Stress, Anxiety And Reduced Socialisation? A two part webinar series in English and Hindi with experts from MPower The pandemic is affecting a lot of us emotionally. However the emotional wellbeing of children is often overlooked. Kids and teens have hardly played or interacted with their friends. They have spent months looking at screens for long periods of time. This is affecting their health in many different ways and creating conflicts and…
31st May is World No Tobacco Day Tobacco causes many diseases and high rates of mortality. Cigarette smoking and chewable tobacco are both harmful to us. We bring together a distinguished panel to not only talk about the risks but also practical steps on how to quit tobacco Our panelists are Dr. Anil D. Cruz, President - UICC, Director - Oncology Services, Apollo Hospitals Dr. D. Raghunadharao, Dr. B.C. Roy awardee and Chief Medical Oncologist KIMS Hospitals, Secunderabad Dr. Ashok Kumar…
Your life does change after you are diagnosed with a condition like Parkinson's Disease. It affects your day to day activities, your social engagements, your mental health. But what if you change your approach to life after Parkinson's Disease? Dr. Shanthipriya was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease at age 36; Rajeev Gupta at 51 and Pramesh Ratnakar at 54. Each of them has developed a unique approach to living life as they deal with the effects of the condition.Apart from…
When people have head and neck cancers, especially oral or lip, their facial appearances are often affected due to surgery and other treatment. What are the surgical options available to them for reconstruction? What are the psycho-social challenges they face due to altered appearances? How can they accept this change and face their family and the broader circle? To get some background of these issues, listen to a recording of our webinar with caregivers of head and neck cancer patients. Link…
Dr. Kalyani Nityanandan, 85-year-old cardiologist, has extensive knowledge and deep understanding of a gamut of health issues. Here, she delves into issues of infertility and childlessness and potential medical treatment in her breezy style. A couple who have been married for a year or two go to a family function. Till a couple of decades ago, some elderly female relative was bound to ask the wife: What, no news? Irritating, but perhaps inevitable. Today, the question hangs in the air, unvoiced…
