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Vaccination awareness is the need of the hour, and through , we are starting a dialogue around vaccines and treatments of various diseases so that we can help India continue fighting against COVID-19 and other vaccine-preventable diseases.

23/03/2026

Typhoid fever is one of the most common bacterial infections in India, spreading through contaminated food and water. School-going children under 15 are at the highest risk, often facing high-grade fever, severe weakness, and even hospitalization—leading to a significant loss of crucial school days.

In this video, Dr. Indu Surana (Pediatrician, Kolkata) explains how you can shield your child. While hygiene and clean water are vital, the CRM Conjugated Typhoid Vaccine (TCV) offers a safe and effective layer of long-term protection.

Key Facts about TCV:

Safe & Effective: Specifically designed for children and adults.

Age Range: Can be administered from 6 months of age up to 45 years.

Impact: Protects both the health and the education of your child.

Don’t wait for an infection to act. Protect your children and loved ones today—because prevention is always better than a cure.

19/03/2026

Can a cold stop a vaccination? 🤒💉

Many parents worry when their little one has a mild cough or cold—should you skip the vaccine appointment or stick to the schedule? Dr. Ankit Goel, Pediatrician, explains why staying on track is usually the best way to keep your baby protected.

Check out the video for the full explanation! 🎥

⚠️ Disclaimer
This is general advice only and not a replacement for a doctor’s advice for specific cases. Always consult your nearest pediatrician for specific medical concerns.

18/03/2026

In India, every year, over 1 crore people suffer from Typhoid Fever - But It’s Preventable!

Typhoid fever spreads through contaminated food and water, mostly affecting school-going children under 15. It can cause high-grade fever, stomach pain, vomiting, and weakness - often leading to hospitalisation and crucial loss of school days.

In this video, Paediatrician Dr. Anand Subhash Wani (Hyderabad) explains that the CRM Conjugated Typhoid Vaccine (TCV) is safe, effective, and provides long-term protection against Typhoid.

The TCV can be given from 6 months of age up to 45 years.

Protect your children and loved ones today - because prevention is always better than a cure.

17/03/2026

In India, every year, over 1 crore people suffer from Typhoid Fever—but it’s preventable!

Typhoid fever spreads through contaminated food and water, mostly affecting school-going children under 15. It can cause high-grade fever, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and dizziness—often leading to hospitalisation and a significant loss of school days.

In this video, Dr. Chetan G. Trivedi (Ahmedabad) explains that the CRM Conjugated Typhoid Vaccine (TCV) is safe, effective, and provides long-term protection against Typhoid without any side effects.

Key Facts:
Age Group: TCV can be given from 6 months up to 45 years of age.

Prevention: Along with vaccination, focus on clean food, safe water, and personal hygiene.

Protect your children and loved ones today—because prevention is always better than a cure!

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14/03/2026

Ever wondered why your little one has to brave a needle for some vaccines while others (like Polio) are given as simple oral drops?

In our latest segment, Dr. Suhas Dhonde, a renowned Pediatrician from Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, explains the science behind the delivery methods of vaccines. The route of administration, whether oral or injectable, depends entirely on how the vaccine interacts with our immune system and how it survives the journey through our digestive tract.

Watch the full video to understand why some vaccines need that direct route into the bloodstream to protect our children effectively!

⚠️ Disclaimer

This is general advice only and not a replacement for a doctor’s advice for specific cases. Always consult your nearest pediatrician for specific medical concerns.

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10/03/2026

Why are vaccines repeated even after one dose? 💉🔄

Many parents ask: "If my child already got the shot, why do they need it again?" In this video, Pediatrician Dr. Sanchita Roy explains the vital science behind booster doses. One dose might start the process, but repeated doses are often necessary to:

Build Stronger Immunity: Training the immune system to recognize germs more effectively.

Ensure Long-term Protection: Making sure the defense lasts for years, not just months.

Complete the Shield: Some vaccines require multiple steps to reach full effectiveness.

Don’t skip the follow-up! Watch to understand why completing the vaccination schedule is the best way to keep your child safe. 🛡️✨

⚠️ Disclaimer

This is general advice only and not a replacement for a doctor’s advice for specific cases. Always consult your nearest pediatrician for specific medical concerns

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09/03/2026

How do we know if a child’s brain is developing correctly? 🤔

We spoke with Dr. Vinod Raina, a renowned Pediatrician from Jammu & Kashmir, to understand the key indicators of healthy brain development in kids. 🧠✨

From early physical milestones like standing and walking to later cognitive development during school years, Dr. Raina explains what parents should look out for and why factors like nutrition and birth history play a crucial role.

Watch the full video to learn more! 🎬👇

⚠️ Disclaimer: This is general advice only and not a replacement for a doctor’s advice for specific cases. Always consult your nearest pediatrician for specific medical concerns.

06/03/2026

Stop using mustard oil on your newborn! 🛑

Many of us grew up with the tradition of mustard oil massages, but Dr. Devashish Das explains why this common habit might be doing more harm than good.

The takeaway: Mustard oil can actually break down your baby's delicate skin barrier. For healthy, protected skin, the expert recommendation is Virgin Coconut Oil. 🥥✨

Watch to find out why making this simple switch is essential for newborn care.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This is general advice only and not a replacement for a doctor’s advice for specific cases. Always consult your nearest pediatrician for specific medical concerns.

05/03/2026

Is your baby crying during feeding, or are you wondering if you should wake them for a meal? 🍼✨

Dr. R N Pradhan to clear up some common myths about baby feeding routines. From handling a fussy eater to the "golden rule" of baby sleep, get the expert answers you need!

📍 Topics covered:

1. Should you continue feeding if the baby is crying?

2. Is it okay to wake a sleeping baby for a feed?

Disclaimer: This is general advice only and not a replacement for a doctor’s advice for specific cases. Always consult your nearest pediatrician for specific medical concerns.

03/03/2026

👶💤 To wake or not to wake? That is the question!

Dr. Anil Shah, a pediatrician with 45 years of experience, addresses a common dilemma for new parents: Is it okay to wake a sleeping baby for feeding? Unless your little one is premature or has a small birth weight, demand feeding is generally the way to go. Watch the full video to learn more! 🎬

⚠️ Disclaimer: This is general advice only and not a replacement for a doctor’s advice for specific cases. Always consult your nearest pediatrician for specific medical concerns.

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20/02/2026

Is it safe to vaccinate a healthy-looking newborn? 👶💉

Dr. Sudip Saha, a leading pediatrician from Kolkata, explains why even "perfectly healthy" babies need their shots. Vaccinations are a proactive step to:

Protect against invisible threats.

Ensure long-term growth and immunity.

Keep kids in school and out of the doctor's office!

Prevention is always better than cure. ❤️

19/02/2026

Is your baby’s eye always watery? 🍼💧

In this video, we speak with Dr. Shanti Ger, a Pediatrician from Uluberia, Howrah, with over 25 years of experience! He addresses a common concern for new parents: Why do some babies have constantly watery eyes, and is it always an infection?

Dr. Shanti explains that while we often jump to the conclusion of an "eye infection," the cause is usually related to the Lacrimal Gland.

What you need to know about Lacrimal Glands: Think of the lacrimal gland as a "tear factory" located above the eye. It produces fluid to keep the eye clean and healthy. In newborns, the tiny "drainage pipes" (tear ducts) that carry these tears away are often very narrow or even blocked. When the tears can't drain properly, they pool up, making the eye look wet or "watery" all the time.

As Dr. Shanti mentions, it's often a simple obstruction rather than a medical infection! 🩺✨

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