Spoke on National Epilepsy Day on All India Radio Awareness is the first key 23-11-2025

Mission Sahasi 22-11-2025

Mission Sahasi — proud to join a movement that builds safety, strength and self-belief in every girl.

Thank you Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP)

For organising and giving this opportunity

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#ABVPForStudents

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Spoke on Red FM about Epilepsy-17-11-2025

Spoke on Red FM about Epilepsy — breaking myths and encouraging timely treatment.

Awareness saves lives.

NeuroVoice episode features Ms. Shraddha Chaurasia-16-11-2025

New Episode on the DrBindu Menon Foundations Neurovoice Podcast!

Today’s NeuroVoice episode features Ms. Shraddha Chaurasia, a courageous and inspiring person living with epilepsy.

Thank you, Shraddha, for sharing your voice with us.

Tune in

https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/vCw7n3hnjYb

All India Radio Nellore for the opportunity to speak on “Epilepsy: Myths & Facts.” -16-11-2025

Grateful to All India Radio Nellore for the opportunity to speak on “Epilepsy: Myths & Facts.” With its unmatched national reach, AIR All India Radio News is a powerful platform to spread awareness. Proud to represent the #drbindumenonfoundation in this effort to dispel stigma and empower communities.

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#drbindumenonfoundation has successfully completed 262 camps-16-11-2025

#drbindumenonfoundation has successfully completed 262 camps, closing the secondary-treatment gap in neurology care.

This aligns with the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare’s #MoHFWIndia guidelines, which emphasise that “acute management, secondary prevention and follow-up rehabilitation” are integral to stroke care.

Building healthier communities, empowering patients

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neurologyonwheels Ojili & Ozili MACTS -15-11-2025

#neurologyonwheels Ojili & Ozili MACTS

Strengthening Community Health

A commitment by #drbindumenonfoundation

Today’s camp was tiring yet truly fulfilling. We were humbled by the overwhelming participation.

A patient with a stroke for two days was brought to us. With no relative available to help, we contacted his son in another village and ensured the patient was shifted safely to the Government Hospital for urgent care.

We also saw four stroke survivors who were not on any treatment. All have now been counselled and advised to attend regular follow-up in our monthly camps.

There were several patients with newly detected hypertension, diabetes, migraine, and Parkinson’s disease, who will now begin appropriate management.

Surprisingly, a few patients had travelled long distances after seeing our social media post. Their trust truly touches our hearts—bless them all.

A heartfelt thanks to Dr Prasad and the entire MACTS team for their extremely well-organised arrangements and warm hospitality. My sincere gratitude to my own team for their unwavering dedication.

The Dr Bindu Menon Foundation continues to work striving to reduce the treatment gap and bring neurological care closer to those who need it most.

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