Eclampsia is a medical condition that requires prompt diagnosis and treatment to prevent morbidity and mortality in pregnant women. Eclamptic seizures can occur antepartum, 20 weeks after gestation, intrapartum, and postpartum. In India, reported incidence of eclampsia varies from 0.179 to 3.7 %  and maternal mortality varies from 2.2 to 23 % of all eclamptic women which is a very significant number. In this session, Top Obstetrician, Dr. Sharda Jain will provide us with a Roadmap to manage and eliminate Eclampsia from India.

The Roadmap to an Eclampsia - Free India

Cervical cancer accounts for one-tenth of all cancers in Indian women. While rates of cervical cancer are declining in India, there is a long road ahead to elimination. The country records one new case of cervical cancer every four months, and one death every seven minutes. Health experts are optimistic about the prospective impact of a national HPV vaccination programme and believe that the inclusion of HPV vaccine into the national immunisation schedule will undoubtedly boost the fight against cervical cancer. Tune in to learn from Award-winning Gynaecologist, Dr. Sharda Jain who will take us through the roadmap of preventing and eradicating Cervical Cancer.

Can we eradicate Cervical cancer? : Crucial Insights about HPV Vaccine

Founder Chairperson, Life Care Centre, New Delhi and Founder Chairperson, Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pushpanjali Crosslay – Hospital and Max super specialty hospital Vaishali

Anemia, characterized by low red blood cell count or hemoglobin, poses significant risks to pregnant women, including preterm births, low birth weight, and maternal morbidity. In India, anemia affects millions, compromising maternal and child health. Join us with Renowned Obstetrician Dr. Sharda Jain as we explore the impact of anemia on pregnancy and discuss strategies to achieve Anemia-Free India, a vision for a healthier future, empowering a healthier India

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