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EPISODE · May 18, 2026 · 32 MIN

Why World Needs Preventive Healthcare Now | Special Interview

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Dr. Nalini Saligram, Founder & CEO of Arogya World, joins us for an insightful conversation on the future of diabetes prevention, public health, and science driven healthcare innovation.In this episode, we explore the vision behind the Arogya World Scientific Symposium 2026 and discuss why prevention must become a global priority in the fight against chronic diseases. From evidence based nutrition and workplace wellness to collaboration between healthcare leaders, researchers, and innovators, Dr. Nalini shares how communities can move toward healthier and more sustainable lifestyles.With decades of global experience across healthcare, communications, and public health advocacy, Dr. Nalini also reflects on the importance of awareness, leadership, and collective action in shaping a healthier future for South Asian communities and beyond.Tune in for a powerful conversation on prevention, purpose, and creating lasting impact through health innovation.Guest: Nalini SaligramHost/ Producer: Archita PuranikSound: Mahesh R.Symposium agenda/invite  - https://arogyaworld.org/scientific-symposium-2026/Gala invite - https://arogyaworld.org/arogya-world-gala/

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