•This is about the social issues which led to the many fatal diseases. •It is an awareness program to integrate people to fight against social causes. • Data and info graphics of health patients of different .types. • It is about awaking people from the causes of major fatal diseases. • Hope you will get a good message.

4. The root cause of maximum diseases
is DRINKING POLLUTED WATER AND
BREATHING IMPURE AIR.
Our ancestors have observed life
more closely and came up with a
solution called YOGA ,AYURVEDA and
clean ENVIRONMENT.

5. DENGUE
• 5395 cases were reported in the year
2007 out of which 69 suffered death.
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6. Dengue trend in India

7. Lung Cancer
• Lung cancer is caused mainly due to smoking and polluted air.
• It may be due to passive smoking also.
•If you don’t want to get affected with lung cancer stop
polluting the air and smoking.

8. Primary Risk Factors
•Tobacco smoke
•Secondhand smoke

9. •The largest number of people suffering with diabetes are in
India (40.9 million).
•The greatest increase is expected to occur in India by the year
2025 (69.9 million).
•Death due to diabetes will increase by 35%.

10. Diabetes at a glance

11. Swine Flu
•The WHO has raised the Influenza Pandemic Alert to the highest leve
which is 6.

12. Total Confirmed Cases in India 44350
Total Deaths in India 2520
(till 28/09/2010 18:40 IST)

13. Swine flu precautions

14. Swine flu precautions

15. Swine flu precautions

16. Swine flu precautions

17. Swine flu precautions

18. Swine flu precautions

19. Swine flu precautions

20. Swine flu precautions

21. Chronic kidney diseases (CKD)
•The “WHO chronic diseases“ report that in India chronic diseases
accounted for more than 53 % of all deaths in adults till 2005.
•It is predicted that deaths will increase by 18% in the next 10
years.

22. AIDS
•The report had also highlighted that India
led
the HIV/ AIDS table with 5.7 million people
living with the disease.
•1 99 453 cases were recorded in the year
2007.
•The figure of estimated AIDS deaths in India
was over 5 lakh in 2005.

24. With the passing years the estimation is increasing.

26. World AIDS DAY

27. Heart Diseases
(Cardiovascular Diseases, CVD)
•New research published in The Lancet finds that India will bear 60%
of the world's heart disease burden in the next two years.
•The average age of patients in India is 60 years, which is younger
than the range in developed countries of 63 to 68 years.
•18 007 899 cases in rural 17 878 889 in urban, creating a total of 35
886 789 in year 2006.

28. •Heart diseases among children below 18 years has gone up nearly
50% compared to the previous years. Over 6,300 school students
across Gujarat were diagnosed with major heart diseases in 2009-
2010 during the check-up.
•Ground-level concentrations of ozone (O3) and fine particulate
matter have increased since preindustrial times in urban and rural
regions and are associated with cardiovascular and respiratory
mortality.

29. Why is it important?
1 in 3 Indian adults has one or more types of CVD.
Nearly 2,400 Indians die of heart disease each day.
Every year since 1900 (except 1918), CVD caused more deaths than
any other single cause or group of causes of US deaths.
The facts about Cardiovascular Disease
Cardiovascular disease is largely preventable.

30. What can I do to prevent CVD?
• Eat a healthy diet low in saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol and
sodium.
• Keep your weight under control.
• Be physically active at least 30 minutes on most or all days of
the week.
• Control your blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
• Manage your blood sugar if you have diabetes.
• Get regular medical check-ups.
• Talk to your doctor about a prevention plan and medicines that
may be right for you.
• Don’t smoke, and avoid tobacco smoke.
Take ACTION to Lower Your Risk

31. • India leaves behind African countries like Nigeria and
Ethiopia which have 1.51 lakh and 73,000 child deaths
due to diarrhoea.
• India has attained the notoriety of having the highest
number of children -more than 3.86 lakh -dying of
diarrhoea every year.
• Lack of hospitals aids spread of diarrhoea.
Diarrhoea

32. Number of deaths due to diarrhea.

34. Mortality Rates

36. Medicines is not
what we need to live.
We need healthy diet
which is possible
Only by having 0 pollution
and degradation

37. We know that behaviour change is difficult,
And providing information on diet and
exercises
simply is not enough,
community based efforts and policy are
required.
MAKING STRATEGIES TO REDUCE AND
PREVENT DISEASES AND
ENVIRONMENT.

39. …A NATION OF
1.16
BILLION LIVES
HUNTED DOWN
BY DISEASES
TAKE STEPS
AND MOVE
FORWARD TO
HYGIENIC LIFE