Dr. Ranjan Kumar speaks with Indian Express on the Live Beyond Epilepsy campaign about identifying seizures and diagnosing epilepsy.

Neurologists Dr. Ranjan Kumar and Dr. Ritwiz Bihari discuss the dangers of delaying epilepsy treatment during a CME session at Chandan Hospital, Lucknow.

Chandan Hospital, Lucknow organized a CME session for medical professionals on National Epilepsy Day. Dr. Ranjan Kumar (Vice Chairperson, Chandan Institute of Neurosciences) gave a presentation on epilepsy symptoms, seizure treatment, and first aid.

Chandan Hospital organized a CME session on National Epilepsy Day to raise awareness among doctors and nurses about epilepsy symptoms, treatment, and first aid. Dr. Ranjan Kumar and Dr. Ritwiz Bihari led the session.

Dr. Ranjan Kumar emphasized the critical importance of epilepsy awareness during a CME program organized at Chandan Hospital, Lucknow on National Epilepsy Day. The event also featured insights on symptoms and treatment from Dr. Ritwiz Bihari.

On National Epilepsy Day, Dr. Ranjan Kumar, Vice Chairperson of Neurology, participated in a CME session organized at Chandan Hospital's auditorium. The event focused on spreading awareness among medical professionals regarding common epilepsy symptoms and essential first aid for seizure treatment.

A CME was organized at Chandan Hospital, Lucknow on National Epilepsy Day. Dr. Ranjan Kumar and Dr. Ritwiz Bihari educated medical professionals about the symptoms, first aid, misconceptions, and proper treatment of epilepsy. The event aimed to increase epilepsy awareness and understanding in the medical community.

Doctors at Chandan Hospital urge quick action for strokes, highlighting the B.E.F.A.S.T. warning signs (Balance, Eyes, Face, Arm, Speech, Time). Experts noted that up to 80% of strokes are preventable or treatable if detected early.

Chandan Hospital celebrated World Stroke Day by raising awareness about the rising stroke cases in India. Dr. Ranjan Kumar, Vice Chairperson of Neurology, stated that prevention starts at home. Given the rising incidence in the younger population, managing blood pressure and adopting a healthy, active lifestyle is our most powerful defense against this disease. On the occasion of World Stroke Day, Chandan Hospital organized a program to honor several "Stroke Superstars" (stroke survivors) who have achieved remarkable recoveries and spread awareness about stroke risk factors.

Chandan Hospital observed World Stroke Day with a call for immediate public action against rising stroke cases. Dr. Ranjan Kumar stressed that prevention starts at home with BP management, while Dr. Ritwiz Bihari highlighted that stroke is now a public health crisis in India.

Dr. Ranjan Kumar emphasized prevention, stating that blood pressure management and adopting a healthy, active lifestyle is our powerful defense against this disease. The neurology team highlighted their modern, 24/7 stroke management capabilities and warned that stroke is now the 3rd leading cause of death in India.

Dr. Ranjan Kumar emphasized that prevention starts at home, urging the youth to manage blood pressure and adopt active lifestyles as our most powerful defense. Additionally, the neurology team noted that stroke is the third leading cause of death in India, with 1 in 4 adults at risk.

Speaking at Chandan Hospital on World Stroke Day, Dr. Ranjan Kumar emphasized the urgent need for immediate action against stroke, warning that three people fall victim every minute. He and the neurology team highlighted the hospital's modern 24-hour stroke management capabilities to combat this crisis.

Dr. Ranjan Kumar actively participated in the World Stroke Day (Falij) observation at Chandan Hospital to raise awareness about the escalating stroke crisis. He, along with the neurology team, highlighted the urgent need for stroke prevention, noting that 1 in 4 adults is currently at risk.

Dr. Ranjan Kumar announced the operation of a dedicated 24-hour stroke clinic at Chandan Hospital to combat the rising stroke crisis. During the World Stroke Day event, the neurology team also highlighted that stroke is now the third leading cause of death in India, claiming three victims every minute.

During a World Stroke Day event, Dr. Ranjan Kumar highlighted that the dedicated Stroke Unit at Chandan Hospital remains active 24x7 for all neurological emergencies. The expert panel also warned that poor lifestyle factors such as smoking, obesity, high blood pressure, and diabetes significantly increase the risk of stroke.

Dr. Ranjan Kumar participated in a comprehensive awareness event at Chandan Hospital on Brain Stroke Day. The neurology team emphasized to the public that receiving treatment within the first 4.5 hours is absolutely crucial for brain stroke recovery.

Dr. Ranjan Kumar emphasized the critical importance of stroke prevention during the "Neuro-Rehabilitacon 2025" conference organized at Chandan Hospital. The event, which also celebrated World Stroke Day, served as a platform for the neurology team to discuss post-stroke recovery and the rising stroke crisis in India.

On the occasion of World Stroke Day, Chandan Hospital hosted an informative session detailing the causes and symptoms of stroke, recognizing paralysis, and the B-FAST formula for immediate help. Dr. Ranjan Kumar was present at this event, which emphasized why every minute counts for effective stroke treatment.

Dr. Ranjan Kumar, Vice Chairperson of Neurology, participated in an awareness program on World Stroke Day. The event highlighted stroke prevention through a healthy lifestyle and the critical importance of receiving treatment within the first four and a half hours.

On World Stroke Day, Chandan Hospital, Lucknow warned that three people in India fall victim to stroke every minute. Dr. Ranjan Kumar and Dr. Ritwiz Bihari emphasized the rising stroke cases, early detection, BEFAST signs, and the critical need for timely treatment.

Dr. Ranjan Kumar, Vice Chairperson of Neurology, stated that prevention starts at home. Emphasizing the rising stroke cases in the younger population, he advised that managing blood pressure and adopting a healthy, active lifestyle remain our most powerful defense against the disease.