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Bidar: Gudage Hospital Hosts Reels Contest on World Heart Day
Bidar: Gudage Hospital organized a reels competition and an awareness program on heart health as part of World Heart Day. District Police Superintendent Pradeep Gunti emphasized the complementary roles of the police and medical sectors in ensuring public safety and health. He highlighted the importance of coordination between police and doctors during emergencies such as accidents and attacks, where police provide quick response and doctors deliver life-saving treatment. He also noted the crucial role of medical reports in criminal investigations.
Dr. Nitin Gudage, a cardiologist, spoke about lifestyle factors like stress, poor diet, lack of exercise, and smoking that affect heart health, urging everyone, especially youth, to be aware of heart health. He advised immediate medical attention for symptoms such as chest pain, breathing difficulty, excessive sweating, dizziness, and irregular heartbeat, and recommended regular health check-ups, balanced diet, exercise, and stress control. Dr. Chandrakant Gudage, president of Gudage Hospital, stressed the need for continuous study, discipline, and dedication in the medical profession and encouraged students to have clear goals and understand the responsibility of safeguarding lives.
The event was attended by doctors Sachin Gudage, Prashant Alle, Sukanand, Vishwanath Patil, Anandrao, Mahesh Tondare, and A.K. Mishra from Gudage Hospital. Certificates were awarded to participants of the reels contest, which included hospital staff and social media content creators.
Dr. Nitin Gudage, a cardiologist, spoke about lifestyle factors like stress, poor diet, lack of exercise, and smoking that affect heart health, urging everyone, especially youth, to be aware of heart health. He advised immediate medical attention for symptoms such as chest pain, breathing difficulty, excessive sweating, dizziness, and irregular heartbeat, and recommended regular health check-ups, balanced diet, exercise, and stress control. Dr. Chandrakant Gudage, president of Gudage Hospital, stressed the need for continuous study, discipline, and dedication in the medical profession and encouraged students to have clear goals and understand the responsibility of safeguarding lives.
The event was attended by doctors Sachin Gudage, Prashant Alle, Sukanand, Vishwanath Patil, Anandrao, Mahesh Tondare, and A.K. Mishra from Gudage Hospital. Certificates were awarded to participants of the reels contest, which included hospital staff and social media content creators.