Antimicrobial Resistance (Set 6 in English): Understanding AMR
Podcasts by SANGYAN for Public Health FAQs and Education
Release Date: 11/23/2024
Public Health Day (Hindi): Global Family Day
Podcasts by SANGYAN for Public Health FAQs and Education
एक दुनिया, एक परिवार: पीढ़ियों के बीच सेतु निर्माण A (रितिका): नमस्कार सभी को, और स्वागत है आपका संग्यान पॉडकास्ट में — जो कि फाउंडेशन ऑफ हेल्थकेयर टेक्नोलॉजीज़ सोसाइटी की एक पहल है। नए साल की शुरुआत में आज का यह एपिसोड बेहद खास है,...
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Public Health Day (English): Global Family Day
Podcasts by SANGYAN for Public Health FAQs and Education
One World, One Family — Building Bridges Across Generations A (Ritika): Hello everyone, and welcome back to the Sangyan Podcast. As we begin a new year, today’s episode is especially meaningful because we’re marking Global Family Day. Our theme is “One World, One Family: Building Bridges Across Generations.” It’s a phrase that sounds simple, but it carries a lot of depth when we really think about it. B (Dr. Nikita): Hi everyone, I’m Dr. Nikita. And I love that this theme asks us to slow down and reflect. Families today look very different than they did even a few decades...
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Public Health Day (Hindi): Universal Health Coverage Day
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Sangyaan Podcast – Universal Health Coverage | Hindi Conversational Version Ritika: नमस्कार दोस्तों, और आपका स्वागत है Sangyaan Podcast में — यह Foundation of Healthcare Technologies Society की एक पहल है। मैं हूँ रितिका, और आज हम बात करने वाले हैं एक ऐसे विषय पर जिसे हम अक्सर सुनते हैं, लेकिन कई लोग अभी भी सोचते हैं कि इसका...
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Public Health Day (English): Universal Health Coverage Day
Podcasts by SANGYAN for Public Health FAQs and Education
Sangyaan Podcast – Universal Health Coverage | English Conversational Version Dr. Nikita: Hello everyone, and welcome back to the Sangyaan Podcast — an initiative by the Foundation of Healthcare Technologies Society. I’m Dr. Nikita, and today we’re discussing a term we hear very often but don’t always fully understand — Universal Health Coverage, or UHC. It sounds big and technical, but what does it actually mean for people like you and me? Ritika: Hi everyone, I’m Ritika. And that’s so true, Nikita — UHC is a buzzword in the health sector. But at its core, it’s actually...
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Public Health Day (Hindi): World AIDS Day
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Sangyan Podcast – World AIDS Day | Hindi Conversational Version Ritika: नमस्ते, मैं रितिका हूँ। आप सुन रहे हैं Sangyaan Podcast, Foundation of Healthcare Technologies Society की ओर से वर्ल्ड एड्स डे पर एक खास बातचीत। हर साल 1 दिसंबर को दुनिया HIV और AIDS पर जागरूकता के लिए एकजुट होती है। शुरुआत करने से पहले, जानते हैं — HIV...
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Public Health Day (English): World AIDS Day
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Sangyan Podcast – World AIDS Day | English Conversational Version Ritika: Hi everyone, I’m Ritika, and welcome to a special World AIDS Day episode of the Sangyaan Podcast by the Foundation of Healthcare Technologies Society. December 1st is a day when the world comes together to talk about HIV and AIDS — and today, we’re doing exactly that. And with me is Dr. Nikita. Dr. Nikita: Hi Ritika, and hello to everyone listening. Yes, today’s conversation is really important. So before we go further, let’s clear up the basics — because many people still get confused between HIV and AIDS....
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Nutritional Anemia (Set 6 in English): India’s Initiatives to Fight Anemia
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India’s Initiatives to Fight Anemia Hello and welcome to the final episode of our series on nutritional anemia. We’ve talked about causes, symptoms, effects, and prevention. Now, let’s look at how the Indian government is tackling this issue. The Anemia Mukt Bharat (Anemia-Free India) initiative focuses on: Iron and folic acid supplementation for children, pregnant women, and adolescents Bi-annual deworming programs to prevent parasitic infections that contribute to anemia Fortification of staple foods like rice and wheat with iron and other nutrients Behavioral change campaigns to...
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Nutritional Anemia (Set 5 in English): Preventing Nutritional Anemia
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Preventing Nutritional Anemia Hello and welcome to today’s episode of Sangyan! Now that we understand the risks, let’s talk about how we can prevent anemia through a nutritious diet. Eating iron-rich foods and following a balanced diet are key steps in preventing anemia. Let’s look at important nutrients and their sources: Iron-Rich Foods: Heme iron (easily absorbed by the body): Found in red meat, liver, poultry, and fish Non-heme iron (from plant sources, needs vitamin C for better absorption): Found in spinach, lentils, chickpeas, kidney beans, and fortified cereals Vitamin C for...
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Nutritional Anemia (Set 4 in English): Effects of Nutritional Anemia
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Effects of Nutritional Anemia Hello and welcome to today’s episode of Sangyan. In the last episode, we discussed the symptoms of anemia. Today, let’s look at who is most at risk and how anemia affects them. Anemia doesn’t just make a person feel tired; it has long-term health consequences. Let’s explore how it affects different groups: Anemia in pregnant women can cause serious problems. It increases the chances of early birth, low baby weight, and health issues for the mother. In severe cases, it can even be life-threatening. Research shows that mothers with anemia are more likely to...
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Nutritional Anemia (Set 3 in English): Symptoms of Nutritional Anemia
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Symptoms of Nutritional Anemia Hello and welcome to today’s episode of Sangyan! Today, we’ll talk about how to recognize anemia. Many people don’t realize they have it until it becomes severe. Here are some signs to watch out for: Persistent fatigue and weakness Pale skin, tongue and pale inner eyelids Shortness of breath and frequent headaches Dizziness and difficulty concentrating Soreness of the tongue Cracks at the corners of lips Brittle and spoon-shaped nails Lack of interest in daily routine activities like playing and studies If you or someone you know is experiencing these...
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Welcome to another episode of the Sangyan Podcast! Today, we’ll be discussing a few easy steps that we can all take to help fight Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and ensure that antibiotics remain effective for future generations.
First up, take medicines only when needed. One of the easiest ways to combat AMR is to use antibiotics only when they are truly necessary. Remember, antibiotics don’t work for viral infections like the common cold or flu. Using them in these cases doesn’t help and actually gives bacteria a chance to become resistant, making future treatments harder to manage.
Next, it’s crucial to complete the full course of treatment. If your doctor has prescribed antibiotics, make sure you finish the entire course, even if you start feeling better before the treatment is over. Stopping early leaves some bacteria alive, which can then become stronger and resistant to the antibiotic. This makes it much harder to treat infections the next time around.
And here’s an important step we can all take: spread awareness about AMR. The more people understand the risks of misusing antibiotics, the better. Talk to your friends, family, and community about the dangers of AMR and the importance of using antibiotics responsibly. When everyone is aware of the issue, they’re less likely to misuse antibiotics, which helps protect the effectiveness of these essential medicines.
That’s all for today’s episode! By following these easy steps, we can all contribute to the fight against AMR and protect our health. Stay tuned for our next episode where we’ll continue to explore how we can all make a difference!