Dr. Neelam Mohan

Dr. Neelam Mohan Dr. Neelam Mohan is a pioneer in the field of pediatric hepatology and liver transplantation. Global voice for child health.
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Dr. Neelam Mohan is a globally recognized pediatric gastroenterologist, hepatologist, and liver transplant specialist with over 35 years of exceptional service. As Director of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Hepatology at Medanta – The Medicity, she has impacted over 20,000 children across India and the world. She is a President of CAPGHAN (Commonwealth Association of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition) and the CHILD Society, and serves as an advisor to PM-JAY and the National Board of Examinations for Pediatrics. With 500+ liver transplants, she leads one of the most successful pediatric transplant programs in Asia. Dr. Mohan has authored over 300 publications (including 115 international papers and 50+ book chapters) and has been featured in 400+ media interviews for her thought leadership in child health. Her contributions have earned her 30+ prestigious awards, including the B.C. Roy National Award, India’s highest medical honor. What truly sets Dr. Neelam apart is her unique blend of clinical dedication, academic brilliance, policy advocacy, and a deep sense of social responsibility. She is a tireless advocate for children, a pioneering researcher, and a trusted public voice in pediatric healthcare—both nationally and globally.

02/04/2026

Many parents wait, hoping things will improve with time.
But what if early action could change everything?

Understanding early signs of autism and seeking timely guidance can make a lifelong difference.

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, World Health Organization (WHO), Momspresso, NITI Aayog, MyGovIndia, Indian Academy of Pediatrics- IAP, MyGovIndia

02/04/2026

Autism diagnoses are rising… but so is awareness

What was once missed is now being understood.
Children who were overlooked are now being seen.

Because early recognition leads to early support…
and early support can change everything.

With the right care, therapy, and environment, every child on the spectrum has the ability to grow, communicate, and thrive.

Autism is not a limitation…
it is a different way of experiencing the world.

This World Autism Day, let’s choose understanding over judgment, acceptance over labels, and support over silence.

Because one moment of awareness… can change a lifetime.

02/04/2026

What if the signs are there… but we choose to wait?
Autism is not about delay - it’s about understanding differently.
Recognizing early signs and taking timely action can change a child’s future.

Don’t wait. Early intervention matters more than we think.

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, World Health Organization (WHO), Momspresso, NITI Aayog, MyGovIndia, UNICEF

21/03/2026

Plastics are part of our everyday life but awareness matters.

Some plastics may contain chemicals like BPA & phthalates,
known as endocrine disruptors.

Science suggests that high or prolonged exposure may affect
hormonal balance but it’s not that simple.
Many factors like diet, sleep, genetics, and environment play a bigger role.

So instead of panic, choose practical prevention:
* Switch to glass or steel for hot food & drinks
* Avoid microwaving in plastic (unless labeled safe)
* Don’t reuse old or damaged bottles
* Choose food-grade, BPA-free containers

Because at the end of the day, a child’s hormonal health is built on good nutrition, proper sleep, and a healthy environment small mindful choices just make it better

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20/03/2026

Swaddling soothes babies
But is it always the right choice?

What many parents don’t realize is that too much swaddling can limit a baby’s natural movement and development.

Knowing when to start and when to stop makes all the difference.

NITI Aayog, World Health Organization (WHO), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, MyGovIndia, Momspresso, UNICEF

17/03/2026

Cervical cancer is preventable and it starts with awareness.

The Government of India has initiated the national rollout of the HPV vaccine for young girls, taking a crucial step toward a cancer free future.

Did you know?
Nearly 99% of cervical cancer cases are caused by
HPV and vaccination can significantly reduce this risk.

Safe. Effective. Backed by science.
With over 100 million doses administered globally and 20 plus years of research,
the HPV vaccine is a proven shield.

The right time is now.
Vaccinating girls between 9 to 14 years can offer long term protection
and in many cases even a single dose is enough.

Let’s protect the next generation.
A simple step today can save lives tomorrow.

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As parents, we do everything we can to protect our children’s future.The HPV vaccine offers something rare in medicine a...
17/03/2026

As parents, we do everything we can to protect our children’s future.
The HPV vaccine offers something rare in medicine a chance to prevent cervical cancer before it ever develops.

By choosing vaccination at the right age, you are giving your daughter long-term protection and peace of mind for years to come. Speak to your pediatrician about HPV vaccination.

Dr. Neelam Mohan
National President 2026, Indian Academy of Indian Pediatrics

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, UNICEF India, World Health Organization (WHO), Indian Academy of Pediatrics- IAP, Momspresso, BabyChakra, NITI Aayog, Indian Council of Medical Research, PMO India, MyGovIndia

16/03/2026

Vaccines are among the most effective tools in protecting children from life-threatening diseases.

On National Vaccination Day – 16 March, it is a reminder for parents and caregivers to ensure that every child receives vaccines on time. Immunization not only protects individual children but also strengthens the health of entire communities.

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, UNICEF India, World Health Organization (WHO), Indian Academy of Pediatrics- IAP, Momspresso, BabyChakra, NITI Aayog

16/03/2026

A very commonly asked question by parents and even healthcare professionals is:
“Should the HPV vaccine be given in one dose or two doses?”

Based on strong scientific evidence and long-term studies supported by the Indian Council of Medical Research along with global health experts, India has introduced a single-dose HPV vaccination strategy for adolescent girls.

Large studies involving thousands of participants and more than a decade of follow-up have shown that one dose of the HPV vaccine provides strong protection against HPV infection, the leading cause of cervical cancer.

This evidence has helped shape vaccination policies aimed at protecting more girls and preventing cervical cancer in the future.

A powerful step towards a healthier and cancer-free generation.

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16/03/2026

A small injection can protect a child for life.

On National Vaccination Day – 16 March, let us recognize the power of vaccines in protecting children from preventable diseases and building a healthier future for our communities.

Ensuring timely vaccination is not just a medical step it is a shared responsibility of parents, doctors, and society.

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF India, Indian Pediatrics, NITI Aayog, MyGovIndia, Momspresso

14/03/2026

To celebrate an incredible person whose dedication, determination, and passion continue to inspire so many. Your amazing work and the positive impact you create truly deserve to be celebrated.

Wishing you happiness, success, and many more achievements ahead. May you keep inspiring and shining the way you always do. 🌸

With warm wishes and appreciation,
Team TDMC –

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