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Dr A K Jhingan invited to Global Changing Diabetes Leadership Forum

New Delhi, Mar 9(UNI) Noted diabetologist A K Jhingan has been invited to the Global Changing Diabetes Leadership Forum to be held in New York from March 12-14, aimed at redefining healthcare for diabetics and for finding new ways of changing diabetes at the national level.

Former U S President Bill Clinton will deliver the key note address to this prestigious meet supported by the International Diabetes Federation. More than 150 senior representatives of Governments, healthcare institutions, politicians, academia and patient associations have been invited.

The invitees include Prof Martin Silinik, President, International Diabetes Federation, Mr Guy Bernett, Liberal Senator for Tasmania and founding member of the Parliamentary Diabetes Support Group in Australia,and Prof David Matthews, Chairman, Oxford Centre for Diabetes.

More than 230 million people worldwide have diabetes. At the present rate, this number may grow more than 350 million people within 20 years. The United Nations adopted a resolution on December 20 last year calling for fight against diabetes.

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About 33 million Indians suffering from CKD: Expert

Bangalore, Mar 9 (UNI) An estimated 33 million people in India suffer from Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and the number is likely to go up to 70 million by 2025, noted nephrologist Urmila Anantdh has said. ''Cases of diabetes are dangerously increasing among the Indian population. It is estimated that 33 million people are affected in India and the number is likely to go up to 70 million by 2025,'' she told UNI here yesterday after inaugurating a CKD Prevention Clinic.....

Polio drops to be administered to over 82 lakh children in Guj

Ahmedabad, Mar 10 (UNI) Polio drops would be administered to more than 82 lakh children in Gujarat under the Child Polio Eradication Drive, starting tommorrow. State Health Minister Ashok Bhatt told reporters that the State administration aimed to cover 82.10 lakh children, below five years of age, under the drive in a period of five years ''There would be 34,000 booths set up by 25 districts and six corporations in the State. As many as 68,000 teams will visit every household.....

One killed as train hits car in AP

Tirupati, Mar 12(UNI) A 30-year-old man was killed and a woman received minor injuries when the car in which they were travelling was hit by the Katpadu-Tirupati passenger train at an unmanned level crossing of Kotala in Chandragiri mandal about 50 km from here today. Police said, the mishap occurred when the car proceeding to Iethepalli from Rangapet was crossing the unmanned level gate. The victim identified as Hariprasad was killed on the spot. The body was sent for post-mortem,.....
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