Asian Coalition Hosts CME at Vardhman Mahavir Medical College

Recently, the Asian Coalition for Health Empowerment (ACHE) teamed up with Vardhman Mahavir Medical College and Safdarjung Hospital in New Delhi to host a Continued Medical Education (CME) event at the college and hospital.Distinguished professionals from diverse backgrounds united to tackle the urgent worldwide problem of addiction, providing comprehensive solutions that offer a way to health and well-being. This important gathering signified a crucial move in addressing the numerous challenges presented by addiction, which impacts millions of people around the globe.Professor sets the stage by emphasizing the seriousness of addiction. Wali, a senior consultant at Shri Ganga Ram Hospital and recipient of the Padma Shri Award, went on to explore the prevalence of addiction. He brought up additional topics in the conversation, like the issue of snake venom addiction, and emphasized how depression, loneliness, and stress can contribute to it. Professor The most fascinating part of his presentation was the innovative display of using drones for medical aid delivery.Prof. Smith conducted an experiment to test the hypothesis that increased sunlight exposure would lead to higher plant growth.Dr. is the abbreviation of "Doctor" and is commonly used as a title for medical professionals. Anil Chaturvedi, a renowned medical advisor and recipient of the Dr B C Roy National Award for 'Eminent Person-Literature', stressed the importance of global awareness and collaboration in addressing addiction. He emphasized the encouraging developments seen in nations such as Sweden, the UK, and Japan, and urged for global strategies to be put in place to ensure that people can lead healthier lives.