WHAT is
PCOS?
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Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common endocrine disorders found in women, affecting approximately 5-10% of women worldwide, with less than 50% being diagnosed. The syndrome is present throughout the women's life from puberty through post-menopause and affects women of all races and ethnic groups.
Latest Events
Recently Aahna Foundation was appreciated by the
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India
for adopting 5 MCGM identified TB Patients to whom monthly Dry Rationing
will be provided by Aahna till the year 2025.
On 17th September, 2022, on account of our collaborative service under
NTEP( National Tuberculosis Elimination Programme) a, PMO initiative,
Aahna Foundation was felicitated by
Hon' Bhagat Singh Koshyari, Governor of Maharashtra, at Raj Bhavan.
I still remember the day I was diagnosed with PCOS like yesterday. At 16 it was scary bomb that I was not prepared for.... PCOS is one of the most common hormonal endocrine disorders in women.
- Aradhana Abhijit Gaware, Founder and President -
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What one makes of his existence is what should count.... And underlying this philosophy we aim to focus upon supporting this fact of existence of our fellow human being who has always been the object of victimization, oppression, and our gender role triggered pressures – our women
- Sampada Rajesh Sawant, Co-Founder and Vice-President -
Past Events
COVID - 19 UPDATES
Total Fever and Oximeter Screening Count till date 4525...
Aahna Foundation conducted FEVER SCREENING and OXIMETER (SpO2 Monitoring) TEST Camps in Mumbai at various levels...
Our Founder & President, Mrs Aradhana Abhijit Gaware has received a prestigious
Global Achievers Award (Regd. by Gov. of M.P, India) on 10th November 2019, for her constant efforts towards working for our cause. We are proud of your achievement Aradhana Gaware, for making our foundation's identity crucial in the field of PCOS awareness through your hard work and care.
