ILLNESS TO WELLNESS Webinar on “Stay Healthy During Winters"

The healthcare undergoes substantially change during seasonal fluctuations especially during the winter peak. It is highly imperative to keep both mental health and physical fitness in utmost form as cold, cough & flu, and other infections take hold and more risk prone to people with diabetes, critical heart ailments or hypertension. Generally, people with anaemia, or other medical conditions always feel cold. People with medical history are at higher risk and should keep themselves warm all the times either at home or outside.

The incidence of cardiac arrest increases during the winter months usually affecting those who already have comorbidities and other medical history, or health issues and particularly among older people and those who have are unfit with a sedentary lifestyle. As winter days are shorter, so it is harder to take out time for physical activities or exercises on regular basis and consequently, it badly aggravates the situation.

The third wave in the form of Omicron is posing potential challenge to both human life and healthcare. It is evident that timely detection and correct management of critical diseases can go a long way in helping people to lead a comfortable life.

In view of above, with the objectives to cascade awareness and disseminate wisdom about preventive steps and preparedness for selfcare to stay healthy during winters to lead a healthy life, under Illness To Wellness campaign, ASSOCHAM is organizing a webinar on “Stay Healthy During Winter” scheduled on Wednesday, 29th December 2021 from 3.00 PM To 4.00 PM

Keeping in mind the relevance of the topic, on behalf of ASSOCHAM, we are immensely pleased to cordially invite you to attend this highly significant and very timely webinar.

Prior registration is mandatory. We shall appreciate your kind consideration and an early registration for the program. After registration, you will receive a confirmation email containing information and details about joining the webinar. Participants may send their questions on sandeep.jain@assocham.com in advance.