Women in rural Bangladesh are often the backbone of their families and communities, yet they are frequently left out of important health conversations, including those about liver diseases. “Liver Centre North Bengal” has recognized the need to specifically target women in their liver health awareness campaigns, ensuring they have the knowledge and tools to prevent liver diseases for themselves and their families.

Women’s Role in Promoting Liver Health:
In rural settings, women play a crucial role in making decisions about the health and nutrition of their families. However, they often lack access to the medical information and resources they need to protect themselves and their loved ones from liver diseases. By empowering women with liver health knowledge, “Liver Centre North Bengal” is not only improving individual health outcomes but also fostering healthier families and communities.

Campaign Initiatives:

• Women’s Health Workshops: Special workshops are organized where healthcare workers teach women about the symptoms and causes of liver diseases, as well as how to prevent them through diet, hygiene, and regular checkups. These workshops also address specific issues such as hepatitis transmission during pregnancy and the importance of vaccination for children.
• Nutrition Education: The campaign highlights the role of nutrition in liver health, teaching women about liver-friendly foods such as leafy greens, whole grains, and lean proteins. Participants are encouraged to adopt healthier cooking habits and reduce their consumption of fatty, processed foods.
• Health Screenings for Women: The campaign provides free liver function tests for women, along with consultations to discuss the results and any necessary follow-up treatments.

By focusing on women, the “Liver Centre North Bengal” is making a long-term impact on liver health in rural Bangladesh. Empowering women with knowledge and resources not only improves their personal health but also creates healthier households and communities.