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World Diabetes Day, 2024

10th Annual Conference 2023 Day 1

10th Annual Conference 2023 Day 2

World Diabetic Day 2022

Revisiting Diabetes Complication

Diabetes Update 2021 - Program

Diabetes Update 2021 - Speech

Diabetes Update 2021 - Video Conference

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DRWA's World Diabetes Day 2020 program at St Xavier's College, Raghabpur.

World Diabetes Day Program 2019

7th Annual conference inauguration on 26th May 2019 at Hotel Novotel

7th Annual conference - Special moments on 26th May 2019 at Hotel Novotel

7th Annual conference on 26th May 2019 at Hotel Novotel - More pictures

Mid session CME at Gangtok on 18th January 2019

DRWA 6th Annual conference on 2nd & 3rd June 2018 at Hotel Sonar Bangla

World Diabetes Day, 2017

July CME

June CME

Annual conference 2017 - Photo Collage

At venue, 5th Annual Conference, 2017 at Hotel Pride, New Town

Inauguration of 5th Annual Conference, 2017 at Hotel Pride, New Town

Speech session at 5th Annual Conference, 2017 at Hotel Pride, New Town

Speakers receiving mementos at 5th Annual Conference, 2017 at Hotel Pride, New Town

Audience Mood at 5th Annual Conference, 2017 at Hotel Pride, New Town

Interactive session with Audience at 5th Annual Conference, 2017 at Hotel Pride, New Town

Food Time at 5th Annual Conference, 2017 at Hotel Pride, New Town

April 2017 CME

18th December CME

Mega Diabetes Camp at Lions Children Park, on Sunday, 13th November, 2016 from 8 AM onwards.

4th Annual Conference at Hotel Punyalakshmi - Speakers receiving mementos

4th Annual Conference at Hotel Punyalakshmi - Speakers delivering speech

4th Annual Conference at Hotel Punyalakshmi - Audience mood

4th Annual Conference at Hotel Punyalakshmi - Venue scenes

February 18th, 2016 CME at Peerless Inn Hotel, Kolkata

December, 2015 CME at Hotel Hindustan International

August CME at Hotel Hindustan International on 27th August, 2015

3rd Annual Conference at Hotel Hindustan International on 28th June, 2015

Seminar on Gestational Diabetes Mellitus, 14th December, 2014

Camp at Teghoria on 17th September, 2014

2nd Annual Conference at Darjeeling, April, 2014

World Diabetes Day, 2013

Monthly CME

National Webinars

Obesity, National Webinar was held on 16th October, 2020. View

Diabetes & Skin, National Webinar was held on 25th August, 2020. View

Lifestyle modifications for Cardiac metabolic Diseases, National Webinar was held on 7th August, 2020. View

Digital Health: Way Ahead, National Webinar was held on 27th June, 2020. View

GDM Workshop, National Webinar was held on 19th June, 2020. View

Diabetic Foot

A diabetic foot is a foot that exhibits any pathology that results directly from diabetes mellitus or any long-term (or "chronic") complication of diabetes mellitus.[1] Presence of several characteristic diabetic foot pathologies is called diabetic foot syndrome. These are thus umbrella terms. The most serious foot complications in diabetes are. 1) Ulceration – Research estimates that the lifetime incidence of foot ulcers within the diabetic community is around 15% and may become as high as 25%.2) Infection 3) Neuropathic osteoarthropathy.

Facts about Diabetes

1) MYTH: You must avoid sugar at all costs. Fact: The good news is that you can enjoy your favorite treats as long as you plan properly. Dessert doesn’t have to be off limits, as long as it’s a part of a healthy meal plan or combined with exercise. 2) MYTH: A high-protein diet is best. Fact: Studies have shown that eating too much protein, especially animal protein, may actually cause insulin resistance, a key factor in diabetes. A healthy diet includes protein, carbohydrates, and fats. Our bodies need all three to function properly. The key is a balanced diet. 3) MYTH: You have to cut way down on carbs. Fact: Again, the key is to eat a balanced diet. The serving size and the type of carbohydrates you eat are especially important. Focus on whole grain carbs since they are a good source of fiber and they are digested slowly, keeping blood sugar levels more even. 4) MYTH: You’ll no longer be able to eat normally. You need special diabetic meals. Fact: The principles of healthy eating are the same—whether or not you’re trying to prevent or control diabetes. Expensive diabetic foods generally offer no special benefit. You can easily eat with your family and friends if you eat in moderation.

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