Every year, the month of April is observed as Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month. Head and neck cancer (HNC) is the seventh most common cancer globally, accounting for more than 660,000 new cases and 325,000 deaths annually. Overall, 57.5% of global head and neck cancers occur in Asia especially in India.

By spreading awareness and bringing together the healthcare fraternity we can together contribute in changing this course. Contributing to the global campaigns, Voice of Healthcare ( a not for profit ,healthcare industry connect platform) will be organising virtual panel discussions to conduct an effective & engaging public awareness campaign to mark April as Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month. 

The overarching idea is to bring together the medical experts,health specialists and subject matter experts – & seek their wisdom on how we can overall change the current scenario by focusing on the early detection, treatment and management of head and neck cancers.

The VOH 3rd Edition of National Hemophilia Forum, organized by Voice of Healthcare, aims to raise awareness among the general audience about hemophilia, emphasizing the importance of early diagnosis and introducing new treatment options. Our objective is to create a platform where policy stakeholders can share their initiatives and policies dedicated to supporting individuals with hemophilia.

Diarrhea remains a significant global health challenge, particularly in developing countries, where it is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality, especially among children under five years old. This virtual session aims to address the multifaceted issue of diarrhea by integrating perspectives from the health sector, industry, and policy makers. By bringing together stakeholders from various sectors, the session seeks to explore innovative strategies and collaborative efforts to combat diarrhea effectively.

National Anemia Awareness Day Virtual Roundtable, aims to shed light on the increasing incidence of anaemia in India, as revealed by NFHS-5 reports. The data indicates a significant rise in anaemia among both children and females, with particular concern for high-burden states. Nutritional deficiency, especially iron deficiency, is identified as a leading cause of anaemia, compounded by factors like obesity and socio-economic status.

Colorectal cancer, currently the third most prevalent cancer worldwide and the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths, has become a growing concern. The incidence of early-onset colorectal cancer (CRC), diagnosed in individuals under the age of 50, is on the rise globally. Despite the 5-year survival rate for CRC standing at approximately 66%, early detection significantly improves these outcomes. Unfortunately, the symptoms of colorectal cancer are often misinterpreted by patients, leading to delays in diagnosis due to their similarities to other gastrointestinal issues.