KMC Hospital Attavar organises CME on diabetic kidney disease for National Ayurveda Day


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Mangaluru Sep 22: KMC Hospital, Attavar, Mangaluru, in association with Ayush Federation of India (R), Dakshina Kannada & Mangaluru, organised a special CME Programme on the eve of National Ayurveda Day on September 20 at The Ocean Pearl, Mangaluru.

The programme featured an insightful CME session on 'Diabetic kidney disease – Prevention is better than dialysis', delivered by Dr Bhushan Shetty, MBBS, MD (internal medicine), DM (nephrology), consultant nephrologist & transplant physician, KMC Hospital, Attavar, Mangaluru.

The programme was honoured by the presence of chief guest Dr Chakrapani M, professor & medical superintendent, KMC Hospital, Attavar, Mangaluru, whose presence added great significance to the occasion.

A special highlight of the celebration was the felicitation of five esteemed doctors, recognising their dedicated service, commitment and valuable contribution to healthcare and the community.

1. Dr Prasad B Shetty from Hosmar

2. Dr Pradeep A from Navooru, Beltangady

3. Dr Vinay Prasad from Moodbidre

4. Dr Shreedevi R Bhat from Kinnikambla, Kaikamba

5. Dr Santhosh Kumar Shastri from Kadri, Mangaluru

Dr Jyothi Karnik, president, and Dr Waheeda Banu, secretary, Ayush Federation of India (R), Mangaluru, along with Dr Krishna M Gokhale, president, and Dr Dhananjay Bhat, secretary, Ayush Federation of India (R), Dakshina Kannada, were also present and graced the occasion with their esteemed presence.

The evening brought together healthcare professionals in a spirit of knowledge sharing, appreciation and celebration of the timeless principles of Ayurveda and holistic healthcare.

 

 

 

  

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