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✨*Just Released*✨ The 360° Pediatrics- IAP Practice Guidelines 2026 initiative continues with another essential topic in the *ENVIRONMENT* section. 📘 *Topic*: Noise Pollution in Children ⁦@iapindia⁩ ⁦@drneelam03⁩⁩ ⁦@UNEP⁩ ⁦@CPCB_OFFICIAL⁩

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World Environment Day 2026 It is being celebrated today on June 5, with the Republic of Azerbaijan officially hosting the global commemoration in Baku. Spearheaded by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), the year's theme is “Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future" under the campaign message #NowForClimate. Key Details for 2026 Date: Friday, June 5, 2026 Host Country: Baku, Azerbaijan Official Theme: "Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future"*l Campaign Focus: Climate Action What is the Focus? The 2026 campaign rallies the world around the urgency of climate action and nature-based solutions. It emphasizes that protecting ecosystems—such as forests, wetlands, and oceans — is one of the most powerful and effective tools available for combating climate change. World Environment Day (WED) is celebrated annually on 5 June and encourages awareness and action for the protection of the environment. It is supported by many non-governmental organizations, businesses, government entities, and represents the primary United Nations outreach day supporting the environment. First held in 1973, it has been a platform for raising awareness on issues such as marine pollution, overpopulation, global warming, sustainable development and wildlife crime. World Environment Day is a global platform for public outreach, with participation from over 143 countries annually, incl. participation from: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, Norway, the Philippines, Poland, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand and the United States. Every year, the program has provided a theme and forum for businesses, non-government organizations, communities, politicians and stars to advocate environmental causes. Plastic pollution awareness during World Environment Day Plastic pollution has been increasingly highlighted as a major environmental concern during World Environment Day observances. The issue involves the accumulation of plastic waste in terrestrial and marine ecosystems, where it can persist for decades and pose risks to wildlife, biodiversity, and human health. International organizations, including the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), have emphasized plastic pollution as a global challenge due to its widespread environmental impact and the growing presence of microplastics in water systems and food chains. Single-use plastics, in particular, have been identified as a significant contributor to waste generation worldwide. World Environment Day campaigns in recent years have focused on raising awareness about plastic consumption, waste management practices, and the need for sustainable alternatives. These campaigns often encourage governments, industries, and individuals to reduce plastic usage, improve recycling systems, and support circular economy models. Environmental research indicates that reducing plastic pollution requires coordinated efforts involving policy measures, corporate responsibility, and behavioral change. As a result, plastic pollution has become a recurring theme in environmental awareness initiatives associated with World Environment Day. With structured frameworks, impactful initiatives, and recognition from platforms such as CSR Excellence Awards Environment & Child Health Chapter of IAP will be celebrating World Environment Day June 5 every year as Environment Week by conducting Webinars & other activities from June 1 for a week This year (2026)onwards World Environment Day will be celebrated as IAP DAY today as well as every year in future. Environment & Child Health Chapter (ECHC) of IAP is grateful to the CIAP EB OB lead by President Dr Neelam Mohan for including World Environment Day as one of the IAP DAYS Dr ALOK GUPTA Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam वसुधैव कुटुम्बकम The World is One Family ONE HEALTH @drneelam03 @iapindia @EnvironChildIAP

🌍 WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY SPECIAL WEBINAR 🌿 Environmental Hazards and Child Health Organized by IAP Environmental Health Chapter in association with IAP Digi Academy 📅 Friday, 5th June 2026 🕘 9:00 PM – 10:00 PM (IST) 💻 Zoom | YouTube Live | IAP Digi Academy Chief Guest 👩‍⚕️ Soumya Swaminathan Former Chief Scientist, WHO Global Public Health Expert Guest of Honour 👨‍⚕️ Arvind Kumar President & Founder, India Water Foundation 🎙 Moderator 👩‍⚕️ Neelam Mohan Expert Panel 1. H. Paramesh Air Pollution and Childhood Respiratory Disorders 2. T. U. Sukumaran Climate Change and Neonatal–Child Health Risks 3. Alok Gupta Urbanization, Lifestyle Changes & Non-Communicable Diseases in Children 4. Satish Agrawal Water, Sanitation and Environmental Infections Affecting Children 5.Ramesh Bajania Global Warming, Heat Waves, Emerging Infections & Environmental Preparedness Key Discussion Areas ✅ Air Pollution & Lung Health ✅ Climate Change Impact on Children ✅ Heat Stress & Vector-Borne Diseases ✅ Safe Water & Sanitation ✅ Environmental Toxins & Neurodevelopment ✅ Pediatricians as Environmental Advocates Program Highlights 🕘 9:00 – 9:05 PM Welcome & Opening Remarks 🕘 9:05 – 9:10 PM Address by Chief Guest & Guest of Honour 🕘 9:10 – 9:55 PM Panel se Discussion 🕘 9:55 – 10:00 PM Audience Interaction & Closing Remarks 🌱 Protecting the Environment is Protecting Every Child's Future 🌱

World No Tobacco Day 2026: Unmasking the Appeal – Countering #Nicotine and #Tobacco #Addiction #WorldNoTobaccoDay 31 May 2026 World No Tobacco Day is marked annually on 31 May – bringing together governments, health organizations, civil society and youth from around the world to raise awareness of the threats of tobacco use and the tactics used by the tobacco industry, and to promote effective measures to end nicotine and tobacco addiction. Building on momentum Building on the momentum of the 2025 campaign, World No Tobacco Day 2026 reaffirms WHO’s commitment to exposing the evolving strategies of the tobacco and nicotine industry and to advancing policies that protect young people and communities from addiction. The 2026 campaign aims to: • Expose the industry’s strategies – including the use of synthetic nicotine, nicotine salts and analogues designed to enhance addiction potential while being marketed as innovative or even less harmful; • Promote stronger policy action – through bans on flavours, advertising and promotion (including digital and social media), and through stricter regulation of packaging and product design that increase youth appeal; and • Empower Youth and the Public – by providing knowledge and tools to recognize and resist industry influence and by ensuring access to evidence-based cessation support. Need for stronger policies to protect youth in the WHO European Region The European Region continues to face a high and gender-balanced adolescent tobacco burden. Approximately 11.6% of 13–15-year-olds (around 4 million) use tobacco (11.8% of boys and 11.4% of girls, roughly 2 million each). The Region has the highest global prevalence of adolescent cigarette smoking (8.4%) and the highest rate of smoking among adolescent girls (8.7%). Use of nicotine products such as e-cigarettes and nicotine pouches is increasing rapidly among youth. The European Region has the highest global average prevalence of e-cigarette use among adolescents aged 13–15 years – at 14.3%, with similar rates among boys (13.6%) and girls (15%). Comparisons between adult and adolescent survey results reveal a striking pattern: in a third of countries in the Region, the prevalence of e-cigarette use among adolescents is at least 5 times higher than among adults. Despite these concerning trends, significant policy gaps remain. WHO data for 2024 show that only 7 countries in the Region ban all e-cigarette flavours, while 5 do not apply age restrictions on sales. Eight countries have no restrictions on advertising, promotion and sponsorship; 19 have partial bans; and 10 do not regulate e-cigarette use in public places. These gaps leave young people particularly vulnerable to targeted marketing and product designs intended to sustain nicotine addiction. Protecting future generations Studies show that e-cigarette use can increase conventional cigarette uptake, particularly among nonsmoking youth, by nearly 3 times, undermining tobacco control efforts. World No Tobacco Day 2026 provides an opportunity to highlight how the Tobacco and Nicotine industry continues to repackage and rebrand its products to attract a new generation – particularly children and adolescents – while attempting to evade stronger tobacco control measures worldwide. Dr ALOK GUPTA Jaipur, Rajasthan

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On the occasion of World Breastfeeding Protection Day, @bpniindia has issued statement highlighting that powdered infant formula is not sterile and may carry risks of contamination with harmful bacteria. The statement calls for urgent action by @MoHFW and @fssaiindia

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Golden Grit, Fearless Spirit, Podium Finish! 🥇🏹 Heartiest congratulations to Deepika, Ankita, and Kumkum for clinching Gold at Archery World Cup Stage 2. Your brilliance and determination have made the entire nation proud.

Mother's Day It is vital for honoring the immense love, sacrifice, and influence of mothers, grandmothers, and maternal figures in our lives and society. Celebrated globally in March or May, it offers a dedicated moment to express gratitude, strengthen family bonds, and acknowledge the nurturing foundation that mothers provide. Key Reasons for Celebrating Mother's Day: Honoring Unconditional Love and Sacrifice: Mother's Day recognizes the tireless care, sacrifices, and nurturing nature of mothers, many of which are often taken for granted. Acknowledging Societal Contribution: It shines a light on the crucial role mothers play in holding families together and fostering emotional security. Expressing Gratitude and Affection: The day serves as a formal opportunity to convey love, thankfulness, and appreciation for a mother’s guidance and support. Strengthening Family Bonds: It encourages families to come together, fostering empathy and teaching children to honor their caregivers. Celebrating All Maternal Figures: The holiday encompasses biological mothers, adoptive mothers, grandmothers, and other mother figures who provide guidance and love. Background and Cultural Significance: Origin: Founded to honor the dedication of mothers, the day became a recognized holiday in the USA in 1914 and now celebrated in over 40 countries. Modern Traditions: Celebrations often include gifts, flowers, special meals, and heartfelt messages, strengthening the bond between mothers and children. Cultural Context: In many places, such as India, mothers are revered, and the day is seen as a way to honor the profound impact of maternal figures. It is not just about gifts; it's a profound, yearly reminder to ensure mothers feel honored and loved for their irreplaceable contributions. Happy Mothers Day Dr Alok Gupta #mom #mother

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We are pleased to announce that Military Hospital Bareilly has been accredited as a Breastfeeding Friendly Hospital, it reflects the hospital’s continued commitment to promoting, protecting, and supporting optimal breastfeeding practices for mothers and newborns.