Free Webinar on Anaemia Set for July 26 by The Hindu

The Hindu will host a free health webinar titled ‘Anaemia: Understanding Causes and Effects’ this Sunday, July 26, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The session aims to shed light on anaemia, a widespread public health issue affecting diverse age groups, including children, women, and older adults.

Expert Insights on Causes, Symptoms, and Management
The webinar will delve into the various types and causes of anaemia, ranging from iron deficiency to inherited blood disorders, chronic diseases, and infections. Discussions will cover symptoms, diagnostic methods, treatment options, and the risks of delayed detection. Experts will also address nutritional interventions, the importance of timely screening, and practical strategies for prevention and management, while dispelling common misconceptions about the condition.

Renowned Specialists to Lead Discussions
The panel features leading medical professionals with expertise in haematology. Dr. Ramya Uppuluri, Consultant Paediatric Haematologist at Apollo Hospitals, will discuss anaemia in children, inherited blood disorders, and the significance of early diagnosis and effective management. Dr. Divya M., Consultant Hematologist and BMT Physician at Rela Hospital, will focus on the causes of anaemia, diagnostic approaches, treatment options, and the impact of nutritional deficiencies and chronic illnesses.

Dr. Subham Bhattacharya, Consultant in Hematology at CK Birla Hospitals, will provide insights into identifying high-risk groups, recognising critical symptoms, and implementing prevention and long-term management strategies. The session will be moderated by Athira Elssa Johnson, Senior Reporter at The Hindu.

Why It Matters
Anaemia is a major health concern in India, with significant implications for physical and mental well-being. Timely diagnosis and intervention can prevent complications and improve quality of life for those affected. This webinar offers an opportunity for the public to gain valuable knowledge directly from experts and learn how to address this pervasive condition effectively.

Interested participants can register online or scan the QR code provided by The Hindu.

Source: The Hindu