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LIFESTYLE DISEASES AND GENETIC DISORDERS
You are what you Eat’ is an old adage which we probably have heard innumerous times. According to reports, over 61 per cent of all deaths in India are due to lifestyle or non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
While lifestyle diseases are commonly attributed to the way we live our life and is commonly caused by using drugs, alcohol, leading a sedentary life with negligible or no physical activity, and eating unhealthily; Genetic Disorders are mostly caused by an inherited genetic condition, new mutations or environmental causes. Most of the common diseases which we increasingly find in our young generation include Obesity, Cancer, Mental and hormonal disorders, heart diseases etc. Thus, to combat this increasingly grave situation it is important that we take preventive remedies and indulge in activities that aim to reduce the likelihood of a disease or disorder affecting people.
To address this important issue Biz Events Management in association with World Medical Council is organizing a one day medical conference on the theme
“Lifestyle Diseases and Genetic Disorders”
Why should you attend this conference?
- Opportunity to meet and strengthen relationships with decision makers in the medical industry.
- Gain access to a large audience of potential customers and connect with new contacts that would otherwise be difficult to reach.
- Develop potential business leads in an environment that reduces travel costs versus meeting these professionals separately at their individual medical facilities.
- Opportunity for your sale force to interact with your target audience
- Presenting your company as experts in the industry.
- Opportunity to contribute to the continuing development of professionals
- Reinforce your organisation's brand and build brand awareness amongst a relevant audience
- Present latest innovations and new products or services to a pertinent audience, and showcase your expertise and capabilities.
Organizer : BizEvents Management
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