Times of India Dec 15, 2016 The following is an extract from a news article published by The Times of India, highlighting rising air pollution levels and dangerous PM2.5 concentrations in Hyderabad’s VIP areas, posing serious health risks to commuters. HYDERABAD: If you get stuck in a traffic congestion at the city’s VIP areas like the Assembly building, Secretariat or the Telangana chief minister’s camp office, think twice before rolling down the car windows as you would be exposed to high levels of air pollution. The three VIP areas are among the places found with poor’ to ‘very poor’ air quality index (AQI) ratings
The Hindu March 24, 2016 The following is an extract from a news article published by The Hindu, highlighting expert medical advice on increased allergy and asthma risks during winter due to dust mites, moulds, and cold temperatures. HYDERABAD: Winters are always tough for persons prone to allergies! By rough estimates, December and January mark a 30 per cent surge in complaints about allergies. The dip in temperature during these months also is challenging for children and elderly, who struggle with asthma attacks when they come in contact with allergens. According to doctors, 70 per cent of allergy aggravation in
Deccan Chronicle 9 July 2014 The following is an extract from a news article published by Deccan Chronicle, reporting on the launch of the Allergy Free India Project by Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao in Hyderabad to promote nationwide allergy awareness and access to expert guidance. HYDERABAD: Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao launched the Allergy Free India Project, done by Dr Vyakarnam Nageshwar, as the World Allergy Day (July 8) was observed here on Tuesday. Patients can call helpline number Toll Free No: 1800 425 0095 / 09441666636 to avail the services. A team of professionals will answer the
