Athulya Homecare-Geriatric Home Healthcare

World No Tobacco Day is an annual event observed on May 31st, initiated by the World Health Organization (WHO) to raise awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco use and advocate for effective policies to reduce tobacco consumption. This day serves as a reminder of the global health risks associated with tobacco use and the urgent need for action. In this blog, we will explore the daunting effects of tobacco on seniors and the crucial role that home healthcare plays in addressing this issue.   Tobacco use remains one of the most significant public health challenges worldwide, affecting people of all ages. However, the detrimental effects of tobacco on seniors are particularly worrisome. As individuals age, their bodies become more vulnerable to the harmful consequences of tobacco use.   Prevalence of Tobacco Use among Seniors Contrary to popular belief, tobacco use among seniors is still a prevalent issue. Many individuals continue to smoke or use other tobacco products well in

Hope.  “What does hope mean to you?” This was the question I asked my colleagues recently. There were so many interesting and unique answers I received from them. I don’t have any hesitations in admitting all their wide spectrum of answers gave me a broader perspective on hope. However, it gave me an insight that hope lies in different things for different people. No matter what, every human being will cling to something as a hope to face the world when everything falls apart.  As Lung cancer month was observed in the month of November, and the discussion on hope urged me to write this blog. This blog is focused to bring about some hope to the people fighting cancer and their family. There are many famous personalities who fought cancer with hope and have set an example that anything can be faced in life.   Yuvraj Singh:   “Six sixes in an over.”  You know whom I’m talking about. His T-20 world cup accomplishment in the year 2007 can never be forgotten. Yuvraj Singh has undoubted