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Amit Gupta Foundation is a registered trust under 80G, founded in 2009.

The foundation aims to address the issue of inadequate knowledge of both patients and families suffering from end-stage organ failure and help them deal with the despair and trauma.

14/02/2023

Happy Valentine's Day! This year, let's spread love in a unique way. Let's pledge to donate our hearts, whether it be through organ donation or through acts of kindness. Let's make a difference and save lives in honor of this special day.

09/02/2023

All fit and healthy people who have completed 18 and below 65 years of age with a weight of more than 45 kgs can donate blood. Fifteen minutes of your life can add years to somebody else’s life. One unit of donated blood can be used to save three lives.

05/02/2023

Satish Kumar and Sajeeva Rani tied the knot in their village Velivennu near Nidadavolu town in East Godavari district on December 29.

Satish Kumar wanted to encourage others to pledge organ donation. He came out with the innovative idea of printing the message on the wedding card. The invitees were surprised to see the message 'Donate organs - Be life savers'.

Source: The Economic Times

02/02/2023

Information about the legislation related to organ donation and transplantation needs to be disseminated. Family refusal in a majority of cases reflects poor knowledge and thus warrants interventions at the community level. Signing a ‘Family Donor Card’ and taking the message to the youth can influence positive decisions about organ donation.

28/01/2023

The transplant diet is a low microbial diet, focused on food safety. Special dietary interventions may also be required to balance medication side effects, such as elevated potassium or blood sugars.

Contact the Amit Gupta Foundation to understand the correct nutritional balance for you.

20/01/2023

When declared brain dead it is nearly impossible for a person come alive.

Please help those in need of a transplant by opting to donate organs and tissue. Pledge yourself for organ donation with the . All pledges through Amit Gupta Foundation will now be registered with the National Organ & Tissue Transplant Organisation ()

Give someone a second chance; fulfil their .

15/01/2023

The organ donation initiative in the armed forces started in the late 2000s and is coordinated by the Armed Forces Organ Retrieval and Transplantation Authority (AORTA) in Army hospital (R&R).

Organ donations from Army Hospital R&R over the last five years include: Kidney -28; Heart – 8; Liver -9; Tissue & Cornea till date in 2022 is 130. The Tissue & Cornea donation had started in 2018 with just 10 and this was followed by 12 in 2019, 79 in 2020, and 108 in 2021.

Source: Financial Express

11/01/2023

Why is there a need to increase deceased donations?

The first reason is the gap in the number of organs needed and the number of transplants that happen in the country. Demand is on the rise because of the increasing prevalence of lifestyle diseases. Besides, organs like heart and lungs can be retrieved only from deceased donors.

The second reason is that without deceased donations, a precious resource is wasted.

Source: The Indian Express

06/01/2023

In the Green Corridor system, the transplant coordinators, local police, traffic police collaborate to transport a vital organ in less than 60-70% of the time that is usually taken to go from place A to place B.

👉🏼Contact the Amit Gupta Foundation to know more.

01/01/2023

Please help those in need of a transplant by opting to donate organs, eyes & tissue.

Pledge yourself for organ donation with the . All pledges through Amit Gupta Foundation will now be registered with the National Organ & Tissue Transplant Organisation ()

Give someone a second chance; fulfil their .

30/12/2022

Commenting on the achievement made by P V Ramanaiah, Dr. Riyaz Khan, Cluster CEO Gleneagles Global Hospitals said, “'After 5 years of liver transplant, this is proud moment for us as well to see him represent the country in an international sports meet.”

Following his liver transplant, Ramanaiah was able to resume an active lifestyle and indulge in his love for sports, taking up tennis and participating in several local tournaments in Andhra Pradesh once again.

Source: The Hans India

25/12/2022

Pledge yourself for organ donation with the and fulfil the of people awaiting a transplant.

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