As part of these initiatives, a senior delegation from the Thalassemia International Federation, comprising healthcare professionals from Italy and Greece, visited and assessed the facilities and services at Kamala Hospital and Research Centre, a dedicated healthcare facility for Thalassemia patients operated by TSCS in Shivarampally.
Updated On – 28 February 2025, 02:43 PM
Hyderabad: The Thalassemia International Federation (TIF) will collaborate with Hyderabad-based Thalassaemia and Sickle Cell Society (TSCS) to fight against the genetic disease and work to spread awareness on its prevention and care.
As a part of these efforts, a senior delegation from Thalassemia International Federation, drawn from health care facilities in Italy and Greece, visited and inspected the facilities and services at Kamala Hospital and Research Centre, the dedicate health care facility for Thalassemia patients run by TSCS at Shivarampally.
According to TSCS, the visiting team of doctors consisting of Professors Antonio Piga and Dr. Dimitrios Farmakis, Associate Professor, University of Cyprus Medical School, Greece, was impressed and praised the exclusive health care facility meant for children with Thalassemia.
“We are honored to be recognized by the Thalassemia International Federation and feel grateful to have an opportunity to collaborate with such a prestigious global organization. This partnership will help us expand our reach and impact, offering life-saving treatments to even more Thalassemia patients in India and beyond,” said Dr. Chandrakant Agarwal, president, TSCS.
Senior management of TSCS including its VP, Ratnavali, CEO, Dr Suman Jain, TSCS, Board Members, key doctors, senior staff, and patients was.