Step into the World of Structural Heart with Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott. The episode takes us through a complex realm impacting our vital organ's walls, chambers, and muscles—the heart. From a hole between the heart’s chambers to damaged valves or inflammation in heart muscles, structural heart defects can be congenital, which means present at birth, or can be age-related or induced by other medical conditions.

In conversation with Dr. Praveen Chandra, Interventional Cardiologist and Dr. Santosh Prabhu, Divisional Vice President, Product Development Abbott, and hosted by Divyam Tripathi, we talk about the global reality of heart health and navigating the labyrinth of treatment options for these conditions.

Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott, is a series of conversations with doctors, patients, industry leaders and tech innovators bringing new ideas and ingenuity to Healthcare and Medicine - opening up a window into the future of Health-Tech and healthcare solutions.

Know about Global Healthcare & Research Giant, Abbott here-
Facebook | YouTube | https://www.abbott.in/

Follow our host Divyam Tripathi-
Linkedin | Twitter | Instagram 

Tune in to Health As We Know It with Divyam Tripathi on IVM Podcasts and all audio streaming platforms.

Disclaimer: The information mentioned in this document is only suggestive /for patient education and shall not be considered as a substitute for doctor’s advice or recommendations from Abbott. Please consult your doctor for more information.

Step into the World of Structural Heart with Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott. The episode takes us through a complex realm impacting our vital organ's walls, chambers, and muscles—the heart. From a hole between the heart’s chambers to damaged valves or inflammation in heart muscles, structural heart defects can be congenital, which means present at birth, or can be age-related or induced by other medical conditions. In conversation with Dr. Praveen Chandra, Interventional Cardiologist and Dr. Santosh Prabhu, Divisional Vice President, Product Development Abbott, and hosted by Divyam Tripathi, we talk about the global reality of heart health and navigating the labyrinth of treatment options for these conditions. Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott, is a series of conversations with doctors, patients, industry leaders and tech innovators bringing new ideas and ingenuity to Healthcare and Medicine - opening up a window into the future of Health-Tech and healthcare solutions. Know about Global Healthcare &amp; Research Giant, Abbott here- <a href="https://www.facebook.com/AbbottIndia/">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCez_IwZ0BTP7HWOX0GT_2hg">YouTube</a> | <a href="https://www.abbott.in/">https://www.abbott.in/</a> Follow our host Divyam Tripathi- <a href="https://in.linkedin.com/in/divyam-tripathi-ab543670">Linkedin</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/tripdivy">Twitter</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/divitrip_/">Instagram </a> Tune in to Health As We Know It with Divyam Tripathi on IVM Podcasts and all audio streaming platforms. Disclaimer: The information mentioned in this document is only suggestive /for patient education and shall not be considered as a substitute for doctor’s advice or recommendations from Abbott. Please consult your doctor for more information.

A podcast that dives into health technology; shaping the way we perceive health and exploring the future of how we manage our health and our lives.

Health As We Know, presented by Abbott, is a series of conversations with doctors, patients, industry leaders and tech innovators bringing new ideas and ingenuity to various fields of Healthcare and Medicine - opening up a window into the future of Health-Tech.

Tune in to Health As We Know It with Divyam Tripathi on IVM Podcasts and all audio streaming platforms.

A podcast that dives into health technology; shaping the way we perceive health and exploring the future of how we manage our health and our lives. Health As We Know, presented by Abbott, is a series of conversations with doctors, patients, industry leaders and tech innovators bringing new ideas and ingenuity to various fields of Healthcare and Medicine - opening up a window into the future of Health-Tech. Tune in to Health As We Know It with Divyam Tripathi on IVM Podcasts and all audio streaming platforms.

A podcast that dives into health technology; shaping the way we perceive health and exploring the future of how we manage our health and our lives. Health As We Know It is a series of conversations with doctors, patients, industry leaders and tech innovators bringing new ideas and ingenuity to various fields of Healthcare and Medicine - opening up a window into the future of Health-Tech. Tune in to Health As We Know It with Divyam Tripathi on IVM Podcasts and all audio streaming platforms.

Health As We Know It

A podcast that dives into health technology; shaping the way we perceive health and exploring the future of how we manage our health and our lives.

Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott, is a series of conversations with doctors, patients, industry leaders and tech innovators bringing new ideas and ingenuity to various fields of Healthcare and Medicine - opening up a window into the future of Health-Tech.

Tune in to Health As We Know It with Divyam Tripathi on IVM Podcasts and all audio streaming platforms.

A podcast that dives into health technology; shaping the way we perceive health and exploring the future of how we manage our health and our lives. Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott, is a series of conversations with doctors, patients, industry leaders and tech innovators bringing new ideas and ingenuity to various fields of Healthcare and Medicine - opening up a window into the future of Health-Tech. Tune in to Health As We Know It with Divyam Tripathi on IVM Podcasts and all audio streaming platforms.

Step into the World of Structural Heart with Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott. The episode takes us through a complex realm impacting our vital organ's walls, chambers, and muscles—the heart. From a hole between the heart’s chambers to damaged valves or inflammation in heart muscles, structural heart defects can be congenital, which means present at birth, or can be age-related or induced by other medical conditions.  In conversation with Dr Praveen Chandra, Interventional Cardiologist and Dr. Santosh Prabhu, Divisional Vice President, Product Development Abbott, and hosted by Divyam Tripathi, we talk about the global reality of heart health and navigating the labyrinth of treatment options for these conditions.

Structural Heart As We Know It

1 in 2 people don’t take their treatment. Medicine only helps if you take them. However, there is more to adherence than medicine.

As we continue with our conversations on Health as We Know It, in our third episode our host, Divyam Tripathi, talks about the common yet not completely understood practice of adherence in our treatment journeys.

Talking to us about his experience is Dr Mangesh Tiwaskar, Consultant Physician & Diabetologist. He breaks down the process of adherence to a behavioral change – from doctor visits, monitoring your health, to lifestyle changes, and medication.

Joining him is Dr Ashwini Pawar, Director Medical Affairs, Abbott who brings in the larger perspective on why this is such a critical issue that all healthcare practitioners hope to crack, that also has huge societal impact. Hear from her about how organizations and healthcare practitioners are coming together to solve for adherence through behavioral science and innovative medical technology.

Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott, is a series of conversations with doctors, patients, industry leaders and tech innovators bringing new ideas and ingenuity to Healthcare and Medicine - opening up a window into the future of Health-Tech and healthcare solutions.

Know about Global Healthcare & Research Giant, Abbott here-
Facebook | YouTube | https://www.abbott.in/

Follow our host Divyam Tripathi-
Linkedin | Twitter | Instagram 

Tune in to Health As We Know It with Divyam Tripathi on IVM Podcasts and all audio streaming platforms.

Disclaimer: The information mentioned in this document is only suggestive /for patient education and shall not be considered as a substitute for doctor’s advice or recommendations from Abbott. Please consult your doctor for more information.

1 in 2 people don’t take their treatment. Medicine only helps if you take them. However, there is more to adherence than medicine.
As we continue with our conversations on Health as We Know It, in our third episode our host, Divyam Tripathi, talks about the common yet not completely understood practice of adherence in our treatment journeys.
Talking to us about his experience is Dr Mangesh Tiwaskar, Consultant Physician &amp; Diabetologist. He breaks down the process of adherence to a behavioral change – from doctor visits, monitoring your health, to lifestyle changes, and medication.
Joining him is Dr Ashwini Pawar, Director Medical Affairs, Abbott who brings in the larger perspective on why this is such a critical issue that all healthcare practitioners hope to crack, that also has huge societal impact. Hear from her about how organizations and healthcare practitioners are coming together to solve for adherence through behavioral science and innovative medical technology.
Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott, is a series of conversations with doctors, patients, industry leaders and tech innovators bringing new ideas and ingenuity to Healthcare and Medicine - opening up a window into the future of Health-Tech and healthcare solutions. Know about Global Healthcare &amp; Research Giant, Abbott here- <a href="https://www.facebook.com/AbbottIndia/">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCez_IwZ0BTP7HWOX0GT_2hg">YouTube</a> | <a href="https://www.abbott.in/">https://www.abbott.in/</a> Follow our host Divyam Tripathi- <a href="https://in.linkedin.com/in/divyam-tripathi-ab543670">Linkedin</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/tripdivy">Twitter</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/divitrip_/">Instagram </a> Tune in to Health As We Know It with Divyam Tripathi on IVM Podcasts and all audio streaming platforms. Disclaimer: The information mentioned in this document is only suggestive /for patient education and shall not be considered as a substitute for doctor’s advice or recommendations from Abbott. Please consult your doctor for more information.

1 in 2 people don’t take their treatment. Medicine only helps if you take them. However, there is more to adherence than medicine.  As we continue with our conversations on Health as We Know It, in our third episode our host, Divyam Tripathi, talks about the common yet not completely understood practice of adherence in our treatment journeys.  Talking to us about his experience is Dr Mangesh Tiwaskar, Consultant Physician & Diabetologist. He breaks down the process of adherence to a behavioral change – from doctor visits, monitoring your health, to lifestyle changes, and medication.  Joining him is Dr Ashwini Pawar, Director Medical Affairs, Abbott who brings in the larger perspective on why this is such a critical issue that all healthcare practitioners hope to crack, that also has huge societal impact. Hear from her about how organizations and healthcare practitioners are coming together to solve for adherence through behavioral science and innovative medical technology.  Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott, is a series of conversations with doctors, patients, industry leaders and tech innovators bringing new ideas and ingenuity to Healthcare and Medicine - opening up a window into the future of Health-Tech and healthcare solutions.

Health Adherence As We Know It

In the second episode of Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott, our host Divyam Tripathi and two panelists discuss why we need to shift the way we look at and prioritize muscles in our efforts to lead healthier lives. Busting the myth that muscles are only for body builders and gym rats, these experts highlight the crucial role muscles play in ensuring most fundamental bodily functions – like mobility, immunity and recovery from illness 

Starting at age 40, adults can lose up to 8% of their muscle mass per decade, and this rate can double after the age of 70. Breaking this down and simplifying the concept and role of muscles for us is - Dr. B. Ravinder Reddy, consultant surgeon division of surgical Gastroenterology and general surgery care hospital in Banjara Hills Hyderabad. He is the president Indian society of parenteral and enteral, nutrition ISP and parenteral and enteral nutrition Society of Asia. He is the panel member for the World Health Organization's guidelines for nutritional support in hospitalized patients in the Southeast Asian region.

And our second guest is Mrs. Yasmin Karachiwala, a fitness instructor, and one of the most popular celebrity trainers in Bollywood. She is also the recipient of prestigious awards like the Giants and rotary awards and more, for her contribution to health and fitness.

Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott, is a series of conversations with doctors, patients, industry leaders and tech innovators bringing new ideas and ingenuity to Healthcare and Medicine - opening up a window into the future of Health-Tech and healthcare solutions.

Tune in to Health As We Know It with Divyam Tripathi on IVM Podcasts and all audio streaming platforms.

Know about Global Healthcare & Research Giant, Abbott here-
Facebook | YouTube | https://www.abbott.in/

Follow Dr. B. Ravinder Reddy on Twitter- @RavRedd

Follow Yasmin Karachiwala on Twitter- @YasminBodyImage

Follow our host Divyam Tripathi-
Linkedin | Twitter | Instagram 

Tune in to Health As We Know It on IVM Podcasts Network and all audio streaming platforms.

Disclaimer: The information mentioned in this document is only suggestive /for patient education and shall not be considered as a substitute for doctor’s advice or recommendations from Abbott. Please consult your doctor for more information.

In the second episode of Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott, our host Divyam Tripathi and two panelists discuss why we need to shift the way we look at and prioritize muscles in our efforts to lead healthier lives. Busting the myth that muscles are only for body builders and gym rats, these experts highlight the crucial role muscles play in ensuring most fundamental bodily functions – like mobility, immunity and recovery from illness 
Starting at age 40, adults can lose up to 8% of their muscle mass per decade, and this rate can double after the age of 70. Breaking this down and simplifying the concept and role of muscles for us is - Dr. B. Ravinder Reddy, consultant surgeon division of surgical Gastroenterology and general surgery care hospital in Banjara Hills Hyderabad. He is the president Indian society of parenteral and enteral, nutrition ISP and parenteral and enteral nutrition Society of Asia. He is the panel member for the World Health Organization's guidelines for nutritional support in hospitalized patients in the Southeast Asian region.
And our second guest is Mrs. Yasmin Karachiwala, a fitness instructor, and one of the most popular celebrity trainers in Bollywood. She is also the recipient of prestigious awards like the Giants and rotary awards and more, for her contribution to health and fitness.
Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott, is a series of conversations with doctors, patients, industry leaders and tech innovators bringing new ideas and ingenuity to Healthcare and Medicine - opening up a window into the future of Health-Tech and healthcare solutions.
Tune in to Health As We Know It with Divyam Tripathi on IVM Podcasts and all audio streaming platforms.
Know about Global Healthcare &amp; Research Giant, Abbott here- <a href="https://www.facebook.com/AbbottIndia/">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCez_IwZ0BTP7HWOX0GT_2hg">YouTube</a> | <a href="https://www.abbott.in/">https://www.abbott.in/</a> Follow Dr. B. Ravinder Reddy on Twitter- <a href="https://twitter.com/RavRedd">@RavRedd</a> Follow Yasmin Karachiwala on Twitter- <a href="https://twitter.com/YasminBodyImage">@YasminBodyImage</a> Follow our host Divyam Tripathi- <a href="https://in.linkedin.com/in/divyam-tripathi-ab543670">Linkedin</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/tripdivy">Twitter</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/divitrip_/">Instagram </a>
Tune in to Health As We Know It on IVM Podcasts Network and all audio streaming platforms. Disclaimer: The information mentioned in this document is only suggestive /for patient education and shall not be considered as a substitute for doctor’s advice or recommendations from Abbott. Please consult your doctor for more information.

In the second episode of Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott, our host Divyam Tripathi and two panelists discuss why we need to shift the way we look at and prioritize muscles in our efforts to lead healthier lives. Busting the myth that muscles are only for body builders and gym rats, these experts highlight the crucial role muscles play in ensuring most fundamental bodily functions – like mobility, immunity and recovery from illness   Starting at age 40, adults can lose up to 8% of their muscle mass per decade, and this rate can double after the age of 70. Breaking this down and simplifying the concept and role of muscles for us is - Dr. B. Ravinder Reddy, consultant surgeon division of surgical Gastroenterology and general surgery care hospital in Banjara Hills Hyderabad. He is the president Indian society of parenteral and enteral, nutrition ISP and parenteral and enteral nutrition Society of Asia. He is the panel member for the World Health Organization's guidelines for nutritional support in hospitalized patients in the Southeast Asian region.  And our second guest is Mrs. Yasmin Karachiwala, a fitness instructor, and one of the most popular celebrity trainers in Bollywood. She is also the recipient of prestigious awards like the Giants and rotary awards and more, for her contribution to health and fitness.  Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott, is a series of conversations with doctors, patients, industry leaders and tech innovators bringing new ideas and ingenuity to Healthcare and Medicine - opening up a window into the future of Health-Tech and healthcare solutions.  Tune in to Health As We Know It with Divyam Tripathi on IVM Podcasts and all audio streaming platforms.

Muscle Health As We Know It

What do Goldilocks and Glucose have in common? How can workouts affect glucose levels? How is technology transforming the way we monitor & study glucose levels?

In our first-ever episode of Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott, our host Divyam Tripathi and three panelists discuss diabetes, how innovations in health tech are transforming the way we look at, measure and manage it like never before. 

Joining Divyam, is Dr. Sanjay Kalra, an endocrinologist from Haryana. He is the past president of the Endocrine Society of India. He is the Vice President of the South Asian Federation of endocrine societies, and he also serves on the Executive Council of the Research Society for study of diabetes in India. Dr. Prashant Subramanian, Head of Medical Affairs, emerging Asia and India at Abbott diabetes care. And Miss Nupur Lalvani, a patient who has been living with it for 27 years. She is also the founder of the blue circle diabetes foundation and a certified diabetes educator, educating people about it.

Know about Global Healthcare & Research Giant, Abbott here-
Facebook | YouTube | https://www.abbott.in/

Follow Dr. Sanjay Kalra on Twitter- @SanjayKalraDr1

Follow Nupur Lalvani- @NupurLalvani

Follow our host Divyam Tripathi-
Linkedin | Twitter | Instagram 

Tune in to Health As We Know It on IVM Podcasts Network and all audio streaming platforms. 

Disclaimer: The information mentioned in this document is only suggestive /for patient education and shall not be considered as a substitute for doctor’s advice or recommendations from Abbott. Please consult your doctor for more information.

What do Goldilocks and Glucose have in common? How can workouts affect glucose levels? How is technology transforming the way we monitor &amp; study glucose levels?
In our first-ever episode of Health As We Know It, presented by Abbott, our host Divyam Tripathi and three panelists discuss diabetes, how innovations in health tech are transforming the way we look at, measure and manage it like never before. Joining Divyam, is Dr. Sanjay Kalra, an endocrinologist from Haryana. He is the past president of the Endocrine Society of India. He is the Vice President of the South Asian Federation of endocrine societies, and he also serves on the Executive Council of the Research Society for study of diabetes in India. Dr. Prashant Subramanian, Head of Medical Affairs, emerging Asia and India at Abbott diabetes care. And Miss Nupur Lalvani, a patient who has been living with it for 27 years. She is also the founder of the blue circle diabetes foundation and a certified diabetes educator, educating people about it.
Know about Global Healthcare &amp; Research Giant, Abbott here- <a href="https://www.facebook.com/AbbottIndia/">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCez_IwZ0BTP7HWOX0GT_2hg">YouTube</a> | <a href="https://www.abbott.in/">https://www.abbott.in/</a> Follow Dr. Sanjay Kalra on Twitter- <a href="https://twitter.com/SanjayKalraDr1?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor">@SanjayKalraDr1</a>
Follow Nupur Lalvani- <a href="https://mobile.twitter.com/NupurLalvani">@NupurLalvani</a> Follow our host Divyam Tripathi- <a href="https://in.linkedin.com/in/divyam-tripathi-ab543670">Linkedin</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/tripdivy">Twitter</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/divitrip_/">Instagram </a> Tune in to Health As We Know It on IVM Podcasts Network and all audio streaming platforms.  Disclaimer: The information mentioned in this document is only suggestive /for patient education and shall not be considered as a substitute for doctor’s advice or recommendations from Abbott. Please consult your doctor for more information.

What do Goldilocks and Glucose have in common? How can workouts affect glucose levels? How is technology transforming the way we monitor & study glucose levels?  In our first-ever episode of Health as we know it, our host Divyam Tripathi and three panelists discuss diabetes, how innovations in health tech are transforming the way we look at, measure and manage it like never before.  Joining Divyam, is Dr. Sanjay Kalra, an endocrinologist from Haryana. He is the past president of the Endocrine Society of India. He is the Vice President of the South Asian Federation of endocrine societies, and he also serves on the Executive Council of the Research Society for study of diabetes in India. Dr. Prashant Subramanian, Head of Medical Affairs, emerging Asia and India at Abbott diabetes care. And Miss Nupur Lalvani, a patient who has been living with it for 27 years. She is also the founder of the blue circle diabetes foundation and a certified diabetes educator, educating people about it.

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