January 18 & 19th 2024 at Dr Ambedkar International Centre, New Delhi
April 19 being celebrated as the World Liver Day worldwide, the Integrated Health and Wellbeing Council, a not-for-profit institution in India, inspired by the UN global agenda of holistic approach to Sustainable Development Goals is organising the second edition of India Liver Health Summit 2023 in the month of April. India’s first dedicated awareness platform for Liver diseases and therapies will observe both World Liver Day & World Hepatitis Day, and bring the key stakeholders, government, doctors, medical experts, medical & pharmaceutical companies and institutions, and other non-governmental bodies, patient advocacy groups and associations working in preventive care for liver-related diseases and therapies including chronic liver diseases and liver cancer. Through the 2nd India Liver Health Summit, the IHW Council is committed to putting in place a meaningful and enriching knowledge-sharing and networking platform to discuss the current situation, challenges, comprehensive liver care, and most importantly, spread awareness about various types of liver-related diseases, risk factors and management therapies.
KEY FOCUS AREAS
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
• Hepatologists
• Radiologists
• Oncologists
• Chemotherapists
• Liver Institutes
• Liver transplant specialists
• Oncology institutes
• Medical Colleges
• Hospitals
• Clinical Care
• Pharmaceuticals
• Insurance Companies
• Diagnostic, Screening, and Imaging Companies
• Government and Private Organisations
• Health Start-ups
• Health investment agencies
• Patient Organisations
• Patient advocates and patients
SUMMIT OBJECTIVES
• Understand the burden and create awareness about preventive measures, clinical treatment and therapies of liver-related diseases and liver cancer
• Facilitating interactions and exchange information among liver experts, clinicians, researchers, and patient organisations
• Enabling researchers and clinicians to adopt translational views on liver diseases
• Present new technology and innovation in preventive care related to liver diseases
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Eight years journey of the Integrated Health & Wellbeing Council inspired by UN global agenda of holistic approach to Sustainable Development Goals is a great continuous learning experience for us to help improving good health and lifestyle of people at large. We feel extremely proud to drive 9 out of 17 SDG goals through holistic Hi5 health awareness, advocacy and action agenda of the IHW Council. The advocacy and awareness impact around Good health, Good Food, Good Water Good Air & Good Lifestyle we have created through the responsible actions of our missions involving global leaders, Countries, relevant Ministries & Government bodies, Health, environment & education policymakers, medical technology, solutions & services, infrastructure providers, researchers, academia, professionals, health enthusiasts & influencers, key stakeholders and grassroots level organizations is been a sheer passion.
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2nd INDIA LIVER HEALTH SUMMIT
Through the 2nd India Liver Health Summit, the IHW Council is committed to putting in place a meaningful and enriching knowledge-sharing and networking platform to discuss the current situation, challenges, comprehensive liver care, and most importantly, spread awareness about various types of liver-related diseases, risk factors and management therapies.
HW Council, a not-for-profit organisation working towards creating awareness and advocacy for a healthier, happier world. With the core belief that health is everyone’s responsibility, IHW Council initiatives get everyone talking about health at the national and international level. It is our guiding philosophy that focused, dedicated efforts which impact areas related to health should be recognized to inspire more hands and more initiatives that can contribute towards the making of a healthy nation.
