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What is TB? TB-Free India by 2035? Is It Possible | Dr.V.Nagarjuna Maturu ⁨@MedPlusONETV⁩
This video features Dr. V. Nagarjuna Maturu, Interventional Pulmonologist, explaining the rising burden of lung diseases in India such as Tuberculosis (TB), Asthma, and COPD. He discusses why India still has the world’s highest TB and airway disease cases, the government’s goal of achieving a TB-free India by 2035, and how air pollution is silently damaging our lungs—equivalent to smoking for years even if you never touch a cigarette. Dr. Maturu also shares insights on modern diagnostic tools like bronchoscopy and advanced procedures, along with practical tips to protect ourselves from dust, pollution, and preventable respiratory illnesses.
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Dr. V. Nagarjuna Maturu
MD, DM (Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine), FCCP (USA), FAPSR
Senior Consultant – Clinical & Interventional Pulmonology
Yashoda Hospitals, Hitec City
Watch Full Interview:   • Silent Killers of Your Lungs 😱 | TB, Asthm...  
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