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  • Promotes equitable access to essential diabetes care

    Redcliffe Labs launches campaign on World Diabetes Day

    By Our Staff

     

    Redcliffe Labs, a diagnostics provider, has launched a campaign on World Diabetes Day.  The month-long campaign is aimed at raising awareness and encouraging proactive health measures to combat the alarming rise of diabetes in India.

     

    Through the campaign, Redcliffe Labs emphasises the pivotal role of preventive health checkups and advocates for early intervention, guiding individuals towards healthier living for a diabetes-free future.

     

    Said Dr Sohini Sengupta, Medical Laboratory Director at Redcliffe Labs: “We conducted a comprehensive analysis of health tests of more than 2 lakh patients aged 25 and above, and found that 4 out of every 10 patients exhibit deranged HbA1c levels. The rate at which diabetes cases are rising is alarming. At Redcliffe Labs, we believe in the power of knowledge and proactive healthcare, and we’ve taken special initiative to address this issue.”

     

  • Aashirvaad Sugar Release Control Atta encourages people to take up a 21 day fitness challenge and lead the way for one’s family towards a healthier life

    ITC’s Aashirvaad Atta launches crusade against diabetes

    By A Correspondent

     

    Aashirvaad Sugar Release Control launched a digital campaign #AashirvaadSugarControlChallenge in the run-up to World Diabetes Day last week.

     

    Commenting on the initiative, Hemant Malik, Divisional Chief Executive, Foods, ITC Ltd said: “Aashirvaad Sugar Release Control Atta was launched with the aim of helping individuals take control over diabetes, naturally.  Its innovative formulation and clinically tested low GI values successfully aid in preventing sugar level spikes, making it an effective staple for people having existing or potential sugar concerns. Our initiative this year is aimed at encouraging individuals and families to come together and make easy lifestyle changes that can help manage diabetes effectively and enable its prevention in some cases. We hope we are able to contribute to significant improvements in diabetes care in our country.”