On this World Heart Day, Start with Four Easy Steps to Get a Healthy Heart

The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or touched but are felt with the heart.  The world Heart Day is celebrated every year on the last Sunday in September. In 2013 the World Heart Day is going to be celebrated on 29^th September. In 2012 a multi-national survey was conducted for assessing the perception of the general public to know the age they believed people should start caring about their heart’s health. The outcome of the survey was shocking as the major percentage of the people believed that they should till 30 or older before they need to begin extensively caring about the need to protect their heart. http://goo.gl/HfLoY5 

MediConnect Awareness Mission-World Environmental Health Day (September 26)

Environmental   health is an extremely broad term. If defined in words, it is a branch   of environmental sciences that educates about phenomena and promotes the   study of  different kinds of issues related to health care along with   the processes for recovering the damages that have been done because of   environmental pollution.popular organizations like World Health   Organization takes up environmental as an important research topic. This   branch looks after several issues including changes in climate change,   food, physical activity, physical environmental health and more. http://goo.gl/vyUDbV

Mediconnect Awareness Mission: World Alzheimer’s Day: September 21 Part I

Alzheimer’s Disease – Neurological Disorder is a gradual disease that leads to destruction of memory along with other important mental functions. One of the prime reasons of dementia, it is a group of brain disorders that lead to loss of social skills and intellect. - http://goo.gl/iPA7NW

Childhood Obesity Awareness Month (September) Part I

Childhood Obesity Awareness Month (September) Part I :

Children suffering obesity are quite prone to various kinds of serious health problems, - See more at: http://www.medicalindiatourism.com/blog/childhood-obesity-awareness-month.html#sthash.rv2KNpxa.dpuf

Pediatric Neurology : Cerebral Palsy II

Pediatric Neurology : Cerebral Palsy II

Pediatric Neurology : Cerebral Palsy II

Pediatric Neurology : Cerebral Palsy

When Samantha gave birth to her little princess, she was on cloud 9. Although her daughter was premature by 33 weeks ago but delivering her first child was really special to her. She named her Alice. When Alice began to grow, Samantha noticed that her growth and movement were not like normal children. By the age of three, Alice was having difficulty in walking, speaking or even swallowing. Her movements were quite abnormal than children of her age. She went to a doctor to check what the problem with Alice was. After diagnosis, the doctor told Samantha that Alice was suffering from Cerebral Palsy. - See more at: http://www.medicalindiatourism.com/blog/cerebral-palsy.html#sthash.nT60cPmf.dpuf

Pediatric Neurology : Cerebral Palsy