Fri 30 Mar 2012
Activities by TB Alert India
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14 feet attractive dolls with TB Messages int he Rally by TB Alert India covered in THe Hindu
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14 feet attractive dolls with TB Messages int he Rally by TB Alert India covered in THe Hindu
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A summary of 2012 activities:
WTBD Georgia 2012
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Fri 30 Mar 2012
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Ms.Suja Chandran, IDF Social Ambassador represented IDF at the World TB Day 2012 event organised by Birkbeck University of London (24-03-12). Hearty congratulations to team IDF for the wonderful presentation. Special thanks to Dr.Sanjib Bhakta for making this possible and extending wonderful support. IDF is committed to stop TB.
(L/R – Dr. Sanjib Bhakta, Senior Lecturer in Medical Microbiology, Birkbeck – Nikki Jeffery, Director, TB Alert and Suja Chandran, IDF Social Ambassador)
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Posted by GUPTA ANMOL under General | March 27, 2012 |
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MARCH-24, WORLD TB DAY, India targets to detect 90% of TB cases and successfully treat 90% by 2015
March 24 will mark World TB Day, the day in 1882 when Dr. Robert Koch discovered the cause of tuberculosis, an airborne infectious disease spread through coughs and sneezes. Today, the TB pandemic continues to rage in the developing world and kills 1.4 million people each year. The disease remains the second-leading infectious disease killer in the world, directly behind HIV.
World TB day was celebrated by the MBBS/BDS and School of Nursing of IG Medical College Shimla along with Collaboration with State Task Force RNTCP Himachal Pradesh.The Theme for This Year was “Stop TB in my life Time”The event was organised by the Department of Community Medicine IG Medical College Shimla.
Following Events were Obsered;
1 Awareness Rally by the more than 350 Students of MBBS,BDS & College of Nursing IG Medical College from the IG Hospital to Different parts of the Shimla.The Rally was Flagged off by Principal IG Medical College Shimla.Chairman State task force RNTCP,State Tuberculosis officer Dr Gupta,Prof & Head Department Dr SR Mazta,Principal Dental College Dr Luthra,Princiapl Nursing College Mrs Krishana Chauhan,Senior Medical Supritendant Dr KS Rana ,Dr Malhotra DTO Shimla along with Faculty from these institutions were present on the occasion.Dr Anmol Gupta Nodal Person For the Above Events told that the Objective of World TB day celebration to create awareness among general masses that this disease is now totally curable and Drugs are being distributed free of cost all hospitals of Himachal Pradesh
Prizes of Poster competition
1st Prize – Rohit Chauhan, Nitish Aggarwal, Sahil Sharma, Rakesh Kumar Daroch and Garyll of MBBS 2009 batch, IGMC, Shimla
2nd Prize – Neha Sandhu, Neelam Kumari, Shilpa Kaushal of MBBS 2009 Batch, IGMC, Shimla
3rd Prize was shared by – Dipti Sharma and Shivani Garg of Sister Nivedita Nursing College, Shimla
& Anita, Shiva and Vineeta Sharma of Govt. Dental College, Shimla
Prizes of Quiz Competetion
1st Prize – Anmol Thakur and Sumit Sharma of MBBS Batch 2009, IGMC Shimla
2nd Prize – Pragya Gupta and Rohit Verma of MBBS Batch 2009, IGMC Shimla
3rd Prize – Kirti Verma and Archna Singh of Sister Nivedita Nursing College, Shimla
Consolation Prize was given to Om Prakash and Prateek, Interns of Govt. Dental College, Shimla
A special prize was also given to Tanvi Katoch of MBBS 2010 batch, IGMC Shimla for her wonderful poem on Tuberculosis.
The Princiap IG medical College Shimla give away the PRIZES TO THE wINNERS
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Indian Development Foundation (IDF) organised a nation-wide TB Awareness Programme.
IDF’s excellent communication strategy helped in reaching the masses to create an effective awareness on TB. IDF teams and volunteers visited a large number of schools, colleges, tutorials, Business-Schools, IB Schools, NSS-NCC volunteers to spread the message on TB through audio-visual presentation and interactive sessions. Such awareness programmes are part of IDF’s activities; it got further geared up in full swing to reach several millions of population in India. Campaigns are continued in various rural and urban areas, villages, hamlets and slum pockets through talks, skits, street plays, posters, competitions, pamphlet distribution and supported the efforts of the government.
IDF reached millions to create awareness on TB by networking with various NGOs, Schools, Colleges, Lions Clubs, Rotary Clubs, Hospitals/ Dispensaries/ PHCs/ Municipalities, Utility Centers, Post Offices, Banks, Insurance companies and other public places; like, Business Schools, Engineering Colleges, Nursing Institutes, Business Houses, Industries and corporate sectors, Public Transport division like state-run buses, auto rickshaws and railways.
Indian Development Foundation has been successful in getting endorsement from Olympian and India’s Ace Shooter GAGAN NARANG on the occasion of World TB Day. The icon in his message complimented the efforts of IDF and its volunteers in disseminating TB awareness message to millions. IDF has designed a multi-lingual World TB Day poster which has been widely circulated in India.
IDF organized a essay writing competition on World TB Day in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu States. IDF social ambassadors from various Universities in India organized several street-plays and poster distribution campaigns.
IDF rededicate its services for the TB control and elimination programme. IDF has made several plans to have a nation-wide programme during the World TB Day 2012. We shall win!!! Yes, we all can Stop TB. IDF rededicate its services for the TB control and elimination programme.
http://indiandevelopmentfoundation.blogspot.in/search/label/Stop%20TB
Dr. Narayan B. Iyer
CEO, IDF –
Tue 27 Mar 2012
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The Corbett Foundation (TCF) is a registered public charitable trust set up by Mr. Dilip D. Khatau on April 22, 1994. TCF began with an initial mandate of supporting the conservation of the area in Kumaon and Garhwal famous as the “Corbett Country”. Since then, it runs various medical, awareness and wildlife conservation programs in and around the Corbett Tiger Reserve. In 1999, TCF established a division called Kutch Ecological Research Centre (KERC) in Kutch, Gujarat. TCF operates in Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve since 2009 and in Kanha Tiger reserve since 2010 and is soon expanding its operation at Kaziranga Tiger Reserve in the year 2012.
On the occasion of “World Tuberculosis Day” (24th March), the Corbett division of TCF organized an awareness session on TB for the residents of Kunkhet, a village situated on the banks of the River Kosi, in the Corbett landscape. This serene village is witness to the pathos and agony suffered by TB patients. The Medical Division at TCF is presently treating around four patients diagnosed with pulmonary tuberculosis from Kunkhet village. This is part of an ongoing TB Eradication Programme being run by TCF Corbett in the entire landscape, since 1999. Two patients who were under the treatment of TCF Corbett Medical Division have now been given a clean bill of health. Realizing that the biggest ally of the tubercle bacillus is ignorance and fear, TCF-Corbett aimed to dispel these through the awareness session, in which causes, symptoms, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of TB was explained in a simple lay-man’s language. The social stigma attached to TB patients was also dispelled. TCF pledged to support the treatment of all patients who could not afford the same. This programme was attended by approximately 60 villagers and children of Kunkhet and another nearby village Chukam.
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Fri 23 Mar 2012
Posted by Pete under General | March 23, 2012 |
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Two years ago on World TB Day 2010, LGC Publishing launched the print edition of The Gift, the first novel in P. C. Weber’s Hanging by a Thread series. This four-book saga tells the story of Thomas Morgan, a brilliant but deeply troubled young scientist who sets out to discover a new cure for tuberculosis and ends up on an unforgettable journey. It is the hope of LGC Publishing that this epic tale will not only prove immensely entertaining to readers who live within the developed world, but will also serve to draw attention to the global epidemic of TB that rages on outside of their borders. To this end, all proceeds from the sale of The Gift are being donated to the Stop TB Partnership via the United Nations Foundation.
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This programme is going to be held on 24th march 2012.
It is a act of medical students .
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