Osteoporosis is a condition where the bones become fragile and weak making one prone to fractures. It is commonly seen in women. Early diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis can lead to better quality of life.

We salute and take this moment to wish all our Doctors at Wockhardt Hospitals a Happy Doctor's day. Their Dedication, Compassion and Perseverance in making Life Win makes them our heroes. Thank you Doctors!

Sickle Cell Day is a genetic blood disorder seen from childhood. The blood cells get clumped together and shape changes to sickle shape. This causes blockages of blood vessels preventing oxygenation and also anemia.

Blood donation is a gift of kindness. There are many patients who need blood as a source of treatment. This Blood Donor Day let's all do a noble service and donate blood to save a Life!

World No Tobacco Day serves to generate awareness about the health risks of tobacco use and to advocate for more effective policies that can help reduce worldwide tobacco use. Quit tobacco today, and let's have a healthy future for future generations.

On the occasion of International Nurses day, Wockhardt Hospitals takes this opportunity to salute and thank all our nursing staff who are striving to take care of patients with utmost care and compassion in theses challenging times.

Thalassemia is an inherited blood disorder where there is less production of RBC. It's one of the most common disorders of anaemia. Wockhardt Hospitals Haematology department specializes in treating Thalassemia patients.

Healthy lungs are must for a fit body which requires clean air. To build a better future for our children it is important to leave a healthy atmosphere. Let's come together on this World Asthma Day to ensure pollution-free surrounding.

Malaria is disease transmitted by anopheles mosquito. It is seen mainly in humid climates and where sanitation is not proper. India is very prone to this disease. Common symptoms are headache, fever, vomiting and weakness. The theme of World Malaria Day 2020 is Zero Malaria.

Earth has always given us every comfort and necessity of life. It takes care of everyone like a mother so let us come together to make our planet greener and healthier now and for future generations to come.

Tuberculosis (TB) is a potentially serious infectious disease that mainly affects your lungs. The bacteria that cause tuberculosis are spread from one person to another through tiny droplets released into the air via coughs and sneezes. The theme for this year is "Its Time to end it". The theme has a very strong message for everyone to take steps to prevent TB, cure TB and make the world TB-free.

World Down Syndrome Day 2020, focuses on the theme "We Decide": all people with Down syndrome should have full participation in decision making change about matters relating to, or affecting, their lives. Effective and meaningful participation is a core human rights principle supported by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD).

World Oral Health Day (WOHD) is celebrated globally every year on 20 March. It is organized by FDI World Dental Federation and is the largest global awareness campaign on Oral Health. WOHD spreads messages about good oral hygiene practices to adults and children and demonstrates the importance of optimal oral health in maintaining general health and well-being.

This year World Kidney Day continues to raise awareness of the increasing burden of kidney diseases worldwide and to strive for kidney health for everyone, everywhere. Specifically, the 2020 campaign highlights the importance of preventive interventions to avert the onset and progression of kidney disease.

Epilepsy is a common and diverse set of chronic neurological disorders characterized by seizures. Scientifically it is a brain disorder that causes signals to be sent improperly from the brain. These confused signals cause seizures (involuntary sensations, movements or convulsions). Epilepsy can begin at any age and can be caused by brain damage or injury, abnormal development or an imbalance of chemicals in the brain.

Wockhardt believes in the theme of “I can we can” which acknowledges that everyone has the capacity to address the cancer burden. We can work together to reduce cancer risk factors and overcome barriers by early diagnosis, treatment and palliative care.