Venkaiah Naidu on Wednesday underlined the need to ensure affordable and accessible healthcare for all.New Delhi, November 17, 2017 : .Vice President M.Venkaiah Naidu stressed Wednesday the importance of affordable healthcare that is accessible to all.He suggested that the modern multi-specialty hospitals should also start satellite centres in rural areas.He recommended that modern multi-specialty hospitals also establish satellite centers in rural areas. Talking about ongoing Covid pandemic, he said that the pandemic has taught us many hard lessons including the importance of ventilation in our homes and offices and the need to adopt a healthy traditional diet to boost our immunity.He spoke out about the ongoing Covid pandemic and said that it had taught him many lessons, including how important ventilation is in homes and offices.
Also, the necessity to eat a traditional healthy diet to increase immunity.Lauding the efforts of scientists and researchers for Covid vaccine in record time, he urged everyone to come forward and get vaccinated.
He praised the record-breaking efforts of researchers and scientists to develop the Covid vaccine and urged people to get vaccinated.He advised people to not let their guard down and to follow Covid appropriate behaviour.
He encouraged people not to let down their guard and to adopt the appropriate Covid behavior.
The Vice President expressed concern over the growing instances of non-communicable diseases in India and advised the youngsters to adopt a healthy and disciplined lifestyle.He expressed concern about the increasing incidence of non-communicable disease in India, and recommended that the children adopt a disciplined and healthy lifestyle.”Avoid sedentary habits, unhealthy diet and undertake regular physical activity like yoga or cycling”, he said.He advised that he avoid unhealthy eating habits and eat a healthy diet, as well as engage in regular exercise like cycling or yoga.
He also underlined the need for observing ethical behaviour in the medical field.
He stressed the importance of observing ethical behavior in medicine.Stating that a few black sheep bring bad name to this noble profession, he called for avoiding prescribing unnecessary diagnostic tests.
He stated that there are too many black sheep in this profession and urged people to avoid prescribing unnecessary tests.
Inaugurating Yoda Life Line Diagnostics Pvt Ltd in Hyderabad, the Vice President lauded centre’s decision to set up at least one medical college in each district.
The Vice President inaugurated Yoda Life Line Diagnostics Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad.He praised the decision of centre to establish at least one college per district.
In this regard, he further suggested the governments to envision one medical college in each revenue sub-division.He suggested that the government create one college for each revenue division.
“This would not only address the shortage of trained manpower in the medical profession but also increase people’s access to quality healthcare”, he said.He stated that this would address not only the shortage in trained medical professionals but also improve people’s accessibility to high-quality healthcare.
He appreciated the Governments’ efforts in making healthcare accessible to all and further called for redoubling the efforts in providing infrastructure support for medical centres across the country.He expressed appreciation for the government’s efforts to make healthcare affordable for all, and called on the government to increase infrastructure support for hospitals across the country.
Talasani Srinivas Yadav, Telangana Minister of State for Animal Husbandry, Fisheries and Cinematography, Mohammad Azharuddin, Former Member of Lok Sabha & former Cricketer, Film actor Chiranjeevi and others were present on the occasion.Talasani Shrinivas Yadav was Telangana’s Minister of State for Animal Husbandry and Fisheries.
Mohammad Azharuddin (former Member of Lok Sabha, former Cricketer), Film actor Chiranjeevi and other guests were also present at the event.
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