Health education key to a better life, Says Dr. C.K. Noushad, CEO, Micro Health Laboratories
Doha: Reinforcing the growing need for awareness-driven healthcare, Dr. C.K. Noushad, CEO of Micro Health Laboratories, emphasized that health education is the cornerstone of a healthy and fulfilling life. He made these remarks while receiving a copy of The Health Chronicle from Mediaplus CEO Dr. Amanulla Vadakkangara.
Highlighting the timeless principle that “prevention is better than cure,” Dr. Noushad underlined that informed individuals are better equipped to safeguard their health. “Understanding one’s health condition is the first step towards living a happy and balanced life,” he said. He further stressed that modern laboratory tests play a crucial role in preventive healthcare, enabling early detection of potential health risks and thereby reducing the burden of serious illnesses. Dr. Noushad noted that in today’s fast-paced world, lifestyle-related diseases are on the rise, making health education more relevant than ever. He called upon the community to actively engage in regular health check-ups and to make informed decisions based on scientific assessments and professional guidance.
The Health Chronicle, published by Mediaplus in connection with World Health Day 2026, has been widely appreciated for its comprehensive and holistic approach to health awareness. The publication aims to educate the public on key aspects of physical, mental, and preventive health, serving as a valuable guide for individuals and families alike.
Captain Deepak Mahajan, an endurance runner known for promoting fitness and resilience, praised the initiative and remarked that such publications inspire individuals to adopt healthier lifestyles. Shanavas Bava, President of ICBF, appreciated the effort to bring meaningful health information to the community, noting that awareness is a powerful tool for social well-being.
Ali Abdulla Al Kaabi, a prominent Qatari entrepreneur, commended Mediaplus for its commitment to public health education and for bridging the gap between medical knowledge and community awareness. Renowned singers Simya, Hamdan, Rauf Malayil, and Firos Nadapuram also expressed their admiration for The Health Chronicle, highlighting its relevance and accessibility to a wide audience.
Dr. Amanulla Vadakkangara, CEO of Mediaplus, reiterated the organization’s vision of creating impactful publications that contribute positively to society. He stated that The Health Chronicle is not just a magazine but a mission to promote healthier living through knowledge and awareness.
The overwhelming response from leaders across various fields reflects the publication’s growing influence and its vital role in encouraging a proactive approach to health. As the message resonates across the community, one truth stands clear—health education remains the most powerful investment for a better tomorrow.
