Recent Sessions

Awareness walks and symposia play a vital role in educating the public about major health issues like hepatitis and liver diseases. These events bring together healthcare professionals, students, and communities to share knowledge and promote preventive measures. Through discussions and participation, they inspire collective action for better health and disease prevention.

The Hepatitis Awareness Program aims to educate communities about the prevention, symptoms, and treatment of hepatitis. It encourages regular screening, safe health practices, and vaccination to reduce infection risks. Through awareness campaigns and medical support, the program promotes early detection and better liver health for all.
Liver disease is a serious health condition that can develop silently, showing few symptoms until it becomes severe. Common causes include hepatitis, excessive alcohol use, and fatty liver disease. Early diagnosis through regular check-ups and a healthy lifestyle can help prevent liver damage. Awareness and timely action are key to maintaining a healthy liver.

The World Hepatitis Day Awareness Seminar & Walk aims to educate the public about hepatitis prevention, early detection, and treatment. The event unites healthcare professionals, students, and the community to promote testing and vaccination. It highlights the global effort to eliminate hepatitis and encourages everyone to take action for liver health.

The World Hepatitis Day Walk raises awareness about the global impact of hepatitis and the importance of prevention and early diagnosis. Participants join together to promote testing, vaccination, and healthy lifestyles. The walk serves as a reminder that timely action can save lives and help eliminate hepatitis worldwide.