Know why early leprosy diagnosis prevents disability, reduces transmission, and breaks stigma. Expert explain symptoms, treatment, and why awareness on World Leprosy Day matters.
Leprosy Spiked In Chennai: The findings that were published in the Tamil Nadu Journal of Public Health and Medical Research showed that over a span of five years, 515 new leprosy cases were detected.
It is important to add pain management to leprosy treatment protocols. This can reduce the challenges that patients face. Read on.
Leprosy may affect people of any age; it's common in those aged five to 15 or those over 30.
Leprosy, also known as Hansen's disease, is an ancient disease that can be traced back to early human history. Let us look at its complications.
On the occasion of World Leprosy Day on January 30, let us take a look at the subtle as well as the not-so-subtle signs and symptoms of this condition.
Even though the number of leprosy cases have steadily declined worldwide, an estimated two lakh cases continue to be reported every year, with India accounting for more than half, said World Health Organization (WHO).
A recent report by WHO suggests that even though the number of leprosy cases have gradually declined worldwide, around two lakh cases continue to be reported every year, with India accounting for more than half.
Mahatma Gandhi played a significant role in destigmatising leprosy in India. On the birthday of this visionary leader, let's stand up for a cause that he used to feel so deeply about.
Delayed diagnosis of this condition can put you at the risk of health issues like kidney failure, disfigurement and many more ailments. Visit a physician the moment you see symptoms like painless ulcers, skin nodules, etc.
A bench of Chief Justice Dipak Misra, Justice A.M. Khanwilkar and Justice D.Y. Chandrachud asked the Centre, states to eradicate leprosy, remove discriminatory laws
India accounts for the largest number of cases of leprosy in the world.
Fear of discrimination is one reason why people may hesitate to seek treatment, which means they may be transmitting the disease to others.
YES. Leprosy can be prevented. Read to know more about it.
"We need to rise above the social, economic and legal discrimination that still persists for people affected by this disability."
A vicious circle of fate. Read how leprosy patients are stigmatised by the social evils, delaying their treatment.
Hire them, heal them: NGO on leprosy patients
Is India the leprosy capital of the world?
Know why early leprosy diagnosis prevents disability, reduces transmission, and breaks stigma. Expert explain symptoms, treatment, and why awareness on World Leprosy Day matters.
Leprosy Spiked In Chennai: The findings that were published in the Tamil Nadu Journal of Public Health and Medical Research showed that over a span of five years, 515 new leprosy cases were detected.
It is important to add pain management to leprosy treatment protocols. This can reduce the challenges that patients face. Read on.
Leprosy, also known as Hansen's disease, is an ancient disease that can be traced back to early human history. Let us look at its complications.
On the occasion of World Leprosy Day on January 30, let us take a look at the subtle as well as the not-so-subtle signs and symptoms of this condition.
Even though the number of leprosy cases have steadily declined worldwide, an estimated two lakh cases continue to be reported every year, with India accounting for more than half, said World Health Organization (WHO).
A recent report by WHO suggests that even though the number of leprosy cases have gradually declined worldwide, around two lakh cases continue to be reported every year, with India accounting for more than half.
Mahatma Gandhi played a significant role in destigmatising leprosy in India. On the birthday of this visionary leader, let's stand up for a cause that he used to feel so deeply about.
Delayed diagnosis of this condition can put you at the risk of health issues like kidney failure, disfigurement and many more ailments. Visit a physician the moment you see symptoms like painless ulcers, skin nodules, etc.
A bench of Chief Justice Dipak Misra, Justice A.M. Khanwilkar and Justice D.Y. Chandrachud asked the Centre, states to eradicate leprosy, remove discriminatory laws
India accounts for the largest number of cases of leprosy in the world.
Fear of discrimination is one reason why people may hesitate to seek treatment, which means they may be transmitting the disease to others.
YES. Leprosy can be prevented. Read to know more about it.
"We need to rise above the social, economic and legal discrimination that still persists for people affected by this disability."
A vicious circle of fate. Read how leprosy patients are stigmatised by the social evils, delaying their treatment.
Hire them, heal them: NGO on leprosy patients
Is India the leprosy capital of the world?
Leprosy may affect people of any age; it's common in those aged five to 15 or those over 30.
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