Category: VMS Webinars in Kannada

Social and medical security is a major support that is essential for a senior citizen. It is also a right of an elderly to have such insurances and polices. Watch this session and identify them and apply if you are eligible.

Is it normal to have constipation after 60+? Is it a part of aging? Most common difficulty faced by elderly is constipation and gastric problems.Here is a session which is answering to all questions related to ageing and digestion.

What are the facts you need to keep in mind while you are ageing? In both mentally and physically. As ageing the changes in body do have a role in your mental health too. Here is a session where both gynaecologist and psychiatrist comments on the changes in ageing women’s health.

Glaucoma is a eye disease that all senior citizens have to be bothered about, but not only 60+ individuals, there are some factors that effects glaucoma. Learn more about Glaucoma, its preventions and treatments.

Write a will is a every important part for an elderly, here is a informative session about writing a will, things that need to be known.

Understand the characteristics, precautions and changes in your body after a stroke formation. There will be certain changes in your body after a stroke. Watch an amazing informative session by Dr. Saraswathi about “Post stroke disabilities”

Eye care is an important fact that we need to see during the stage of being an older adult. Dr. Balachandra comments and gives you more information on this topic.

Adapting with new generation and the lifestyle tech era finds to be challenging for the older generation. How can we cope with this situations? Listen to the panel discussion between Dr. Aruna Yadiyal and Ranganath Rao on this topic.

“Shock treatment is a dangerous procedure, I have seen in movies” this is a perception of most of the individuals. But here is an amazing session by Dr. Sreeraj on non- invasive treatments for people with mental illness. Watch the video demonstrations of each procedures and change the stereotypical perceptions about such treatments.