"Health for all" is the WHO's theme for World Health Day in 2023. To honour everyone'sright to good health, Vishwakarma University's School of Pharmacy and National Service Schem observed World Health Day by giving back to the community. Students from the School of pharmacy and faculty organized a health camp in Mordari and Malwadi of Pune. The tests that were conducted on the residents are as follows: Blood Pressure, Haemoglobin, Blood Sugar, BMI. Based on the results of the aforementioned test, the resident's preliminary clinical state was described, along with the specific precautions that must be taken on a daily basis. additionally instructed for a balanced, healthy way of living. Activity conducted on 13 th April 2023, at Mordari Village and Malwadi Village, Pune, coordinated by Prof. Sonali Manwatkar & Prof. Priyanka Karpe.
The "Reproductive Health of Females" session was organized to commemorate International Women's Day 2023, with a focus on promoting awareness and understanding of crucial issues related to female reproductive health. The event was jointly organized by the School of Pharmacy and the Department of Law on 09th March 2023, coordinated by Prof. Sonali Manwatkar & Prof. Unmesha Patil. Dr. Supriya Puranik, the Director of IVF, Obstetrics & Gynecology at Sahyadri Hospital Ltd., graced the occasion as the Keynote Speaker. Dr. Puranik's extensive experience and expertise provided valuable insights into advancements in reproductive health, particularly focusing on the well-being of women. Dr. Tanaya P Kamlakar, Coordinator at the Centre for Women, Child Rights, and Gender Justice at Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai, served as the Guest Speaker. Dr. Kamlakar shared legal and societal perspectives on reproductive health and highlighted the importance of comprehensive laws and policies that safeguard the rights of women and children.
In conclusion, The session on the "Reproductive Health of Females" was a significant and enlightening event that underscored the importance of addressing and improving the overall reproductive health of women. The collaboration between the School of Pharmacy and the Department of Law showcased the multidimensional approach needed to comprehensively address the various aspects of female reproductive health. The insights and knowledge shared by Dr. Supriya Puranik and Dr. Tanaya P Kamlakar proved invaluable in fostering a greater understanding of reproductive health challenges and opportunities. This event served as a stepping stone towards a society that prioritizes and champions the reproductive rights and health of women.
On May 2, 2022, the School of Pharmacy at Vishwakarma University in Pune organized an awareness session on breast and cervical cancer. The session aimed to create awareness about these cancers, educate individuals on primary self-inspection, emphasize care, and shed light on the treatment’s available post-diagnosis. The awareness session commenced with an introduction to the significance of understanding breast and cervical cancers. Dr. Prerana Kulkarni, a renowned expert in Gynecology & Obstetrics from Nag Foundation, elucidated the importance of early detection and regular screenings in combating these cancers effectively. Dr. Kulkarni provided insights into breast cancer, stressing the need for regular self-examinations, mammograms, and clinical check-ups. She emphasized the importance of early detection and its impact on successful treatment outcomes. Understanding cervical cancer was elucidated, focusing on risk factors, symptoms, and the role of regular screenings such as Pap smears. Dr. Kulkarni also emphasized HPV vaccination as a preventive measure. Ms. Rebecca DeSouza, a Psycho-oncologist from Nag Foundation, shed light on the psychological challenges faced by individuals diagnosed with breast or cervical cancer. She discussed coping mechanisms and the importance of mental health support during the cancer journey.
In the conclusion, The awareness session on breast and cervical cancer organised by Prof. Sonali Manwatkar, proved to be informative and impactful. The insights provided by the expert speakers, Dr. Prerana Kulkarni and Ms. Rebecca DeSouza, highlighted the significance of early detection, proper care, and psychological support in the battle against breast and cervical cancers.Participants left the session equipped with knowledge to perform self-inspections, seek timely medical attention, and understand the psychological aspects associated with these cancers. It was a significant step toward spreading awareness and empowering individuals to prioritize their health in the fight against these prevalent cancers.
We, School of Pharmacy, celebrated International Women’s Day-2022 at Mamata Bal Sadan for destitute orphans and Nirmal Seva Mahila Vrudhashram on 08 th March 2022, Tuesday. The theme for International Women Day is “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow”. To celebrate the day of womanism we had selected “Mamata Bal Sadan” orphanage, Saswad, Pune & Nirmal Seva Mahila Vrudhashram, Hadapsar, Pune. Both the places were full of women energy and positivity. Mamata Bal sadan gave the lesson of girls without parents and Nirmal seva mahila Vrudhashram parents without children touched to heart in depth. At the end realise both the extremities need love and care.
Following activities are executed by School of Pharmacy, Vishwakarma university:
1. Social awareness, adolescent girls education, hygiene management and distribution of hygiene material kit at Mamata Bal Sadan orphanage Saswad, Pune.
2. A free health check-up for old-age women will be conducted at Nirmal Seva Mahila Vrudhashram, Hadapsar, Pune
Activities was leads by Prof. Sonali Manwatkar, Prof. Shweta Ghodke, and other faculties also contributed for the smooth conduct of the activities. Feedback received for the both the activities was excellent.
We, VU School of Pharmacy, Celebrated World Pharmacists Day 2022, on Friday, 23rd September, 2022. We organized an expert session on “Pharmacy- United in Action for a Healthier World”, to aware students about the role of pharmacists in the healthcare profession and to encourage them for efficient healthcare services. The celebration of the day started with a tree-plantation activity, followed by the expert session. Moreover, post-session different competitions were organized for the students. The session was delivered by Dr. Manish Wanjari (Assistant Director, Regional Ayurvedic Research Institute, Pune, Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. of India.) Post Session following competitions was organized for the students: Pharmaceutical Detailing Competition, Tech- Pharma Rangoli Competition, Poster Competition, Slogan Competition, Quiz Competition & Health Check-up Camp for VU Staff.
Overall, the celebration was completely enjoyed by students and staff of VU with various activities. Also, with health screening staff of VU benefited. Feedback received was also positive for the actives.
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On June 21st, 2024, the University celebrated the 10th International Day of Yoga with great enthusiasm. The event attended by 50 faculty, staff and students of the University, all of whom demonstrated a keen interest in this ancient practice.
The event commenced with a comprehensive introduction to Yoga Day by Mrs. Amrita Thakur, Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacy. Following that, the Yoga Expert / Trainer Mrs. Apoorva Lele, Certified Yoga Teacher and Evaluator by the Ministry of Ayush, was welcomed and introduced to the audience. The program kicked off with warm-up exercises, during which all faculty members actively participated. They guided through various sitting and standing asana, with simultaneous explanations of their significance. The instructors emphasized the importance of incorporating yoga into daily life and maintaining harmony between the body and mind. The session lasted for over an hour, witnessing active participation and engagement from all attendees. The yoga instructors provided detailed explanations of each pose and offered guidance on precautions to taken. Undoubtedly, it proved to be a successful event.
The celebration concluded with a token of appreciation presented to the esteemed guest by Dr. S. Sunitha (Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy). The felicitation acknowledged their valuable presence and support.
Under the supervision of Dr. Chetan Chouhan, Director, Physical Education and Sports along with Coordinators Dr. Yogesh Suryawanshi, Assistant Professor, Department of Yoga & Naturopathy, Mrs. Amrita Thakur, Assistant Professor, Department of Pharmacy and Dr. Kailas Bhosle, NSS Program Coordinator, the International Day of Yoga celebrations reached a triumphant culmination. The event was executed flawlessly, leaving a lasting impact on all participants. Vote of thanks was delivered by Mr. Amrita, expressing gratitude to all individuals who contributed to the success of the program.
The 10th International Day of Yoga at Vishwakarma University was an extraordinary event that brought together academic leaders, faculty members, and yoga enthusiasts. It successfully promoted the practice of yoga and its benefits, while also emphasizing its global significance. The event’s success can be attributed to the meticulous planning, active participation, and the dedication of the organizing team. Vishwakarma University’s commitment to spreading the practice of yoga throughout the country was evident, and it’s anticipated that this celebration will inspire more individuals to embrace yoga in their lives.
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On the occasion of “10th International Day of Yoga 2024” a Yoga session was organized with the theme ‘Yoga for Self and Society' at Vishwakarma University, Pune on 21 June 2024
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