Mega Lifesciences introduces groundbreaking “WeCare Mother and child” app

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 Dr. Binu Joy, Sri Lanka College of Obstreticians and Gynecologists (SLCOG) President Dr. Mangala Dissanayake, Mega Lifesciences Country Manager for Sri Lanka Praveen  Viswakumaran 

 

Mega Lifesciences Sri Lanka staff

 

Consultant VOG Dr. Darshana De Silva, Mega Lifesciences Country Manager for Sri Lanka Praveen  Viswakumaran, and 

Dr. Binu Joy


As a company, Mega Lifesciences is present in 33 countries across the world, with products that play a vital role in categories ranging from women’s health including pregnancy and lactation, bone and joint health, cardiovascular, diabetes, skin and liver health.

The Company recently introduced a digital initiative, Health@Home, which aims at giving the younger generation [that is increasingly technologically savvy], all the information they are seeking to monitor their health, enabling them to reduce avoidable mortality and morbidity. 

One such app titled the “WeCare Mother and child” app, was launched on 31 August at the annual sessions of the Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Sri Lanka held at the Galadari Hotel. “It is an app that gives its users the freedom to record a lot of interesting and day to day changes in their physical and emotional wellbeing during their gestation period and can be downloaded from the google and apple play stores free of charge” said Mega Lifesciences Country Manager for Sri Lanka Praveen Visvakumaran. Mega Lifesciences Health@Home Digital Division MD/CEO Dr. Binu Joy who leads the team involved in developing the application, flew down especially to present the app at the session, under the topic ‘Challenges in Obstetric care and Information delivery-How digital platforms Help’.

Elaborating on its uses Dr. Joy said, the app is intuitive and very user friendly. “There is an ‘in app’ kick counter to record the baby movements, she can upload and archive her scans, prescriptions and lab reports, understand the reasons behind conditions like morning sickness, sleep disturbances, pigmentation and other bodily changes that happen during pregnancy and how to overcome them, also track and monitor weight, belly circumference and more. The mother to be can also use check lists in the app to have reminders and alerts for upcoming appointments, scans and even care logistics. These and features like a pregnancy journal make the app a one stop platform for all her relevant needs.”

“It is altogether an extremely useful and interesting app that gives the pregnant women complete control of the situation and empowers her to enjoy the bliss of motherhood,” said Viswakumaran.

The “WeCare mother and child” app is ready for download in Sri Lanka and is presently available in the English language. It is simple and user friendly, and is yet another initiative by Mega to show the world that it cares for your wellness.

Having started its operations in 1983, today the company boasts of a very strong human capital of 6,000 plus people who are passionately committed to improving the lives of people. 

In its pursuit to improve the health of people around the globe, Mega Lifesciences’ Wellness Centre in Muak Lek, Thailand (WWC)[ the extension of which was recently launched in Sri  Lanka ],  advocates simple lifestyle modifications and a plant based whole food diet to prevent and reverse disease. It is indeed a scientifically proven concept, that the inflammatory markers from animal foods have been implicated as the root cause of many preventable chronic ailments, apart from an unhealthy lifestyle which primarily involves high stress levels. Mindfulness, Movement and a PBWF diet are the cornerstones of teachings at the WWC.

Mega Lifesciences President and Chief Coach Vivek Dhawan the man behind the company’s formidable growth and renaissance, lives by this philosophy and encourages all his team mates to work untiringly towards this goal of uplifting the standards of human health and well-being and help people stay healthy as long as they live.

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