The event, graced by Mrs. Divya Devarajan IAS, Director of Municipal Administration, Mrs. Upasana Kamineni, Vice Chairperson, CSR, Apollo Hospitals Enterprises, Dr. Rooma Sinha, Senior Gynecologist, Robotic Surgeon, and Endometriosis specialist at Apollo Hospitals Hyderabad, and Dr. Ratna Devi, Director, Patient Academy for Innovation and Research, addressed the crucial need for endometriosis awareness. They shared insights into the challenges faced by women and emphasized the necessity for clinical advancements in this field. EndoRun strives to bring attention to this common yet often overlooked condition and foster support for those affected.
Welcome to "EndoRun – Empowering Voices, Shaping Solutions,This is the first endometriosis movement in India dedicated to the cause of endometriosis to support, bring together endometriosis warriors, their families, healthcare providers, researchers, and advocates to march/walk for a shared cause, sparking the conversation and calling for greater support and resources for the individuals and families affected by it.
Date- January 23, 2024, Tuesday from 10AM to 01PM
Location - Amity University, Panchgaon, Maanesar, Gurugram
We are delighted to invite you to participate for this Round Table Discussion on "Opportunities and Challenges for making fertility treatment accessible in India".
The discussion will be held on-
Date- 28th April, Friday from 3.30PM to 5.30PM.
Venue- Maple Room: Habitat World at India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New Delhi – 110003.
Entry Gate: (Gate No: 3 on Vardhaman Marg)
Greetings from Patient Academy for Innovation and Research (PAIR)
“PAIR” is a social good organization that works with patient groups, caregivers, and healthcare professionals. It is set up to develop and maintain capacity amongst patients across the globe, to enable them to engage with their health systems in a more meaningful and strategic manner. One of our initiatives, “Women with wings” is a patient support group for women health issues dedicated to raising awareness about the under highlighted disease areas and its devastating impact on women’s lives including fertility difficulties.
Infertility has become a growing concern in India. According to World Health Organisation’s recent statistics, 1 in 6 people globally are affected by infertility, and this number is expected to rise in the coming years. Despite the increasing demand for fertility treatments, access to such treatments remains limited due to various factors such as affordability, awareness, and inadequate infrastructure. In an effort to support WHO’s call to governments and stakeholders recognising infertility as an issue that requires attention and collaboration to provide evidence-based medical, clinical, and psychosocial interventions, we are conducting a round table discussion to support these efforts.
