Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Mumbai Hospital Launches Brain Health Campaign on World Brain Day
Imagine your brain is super important, like the engine of your body!
Fortis Hospitals in Mumbai wants everyone to protect their brain, not just when something bad happens.
They started a campaign where people wore helmets in weird places to remind everyone to take care of their brain every day.
They're teaching people that things like stress, bad food, and not exercising can hurt your brain.
Since problems like strokes are becoming more common, it's super important to know how to keep your brain healthy.
This means watching out for signs of trouble and making healthy choices!
Fortis Hospitals Mumbai launched a citywide brain health awareness campaign titled ‘Helmet Pehna Kya?’ on World Brain Day 2025.
The campaign involved volunteers wearing helmets in unexpected places to spark conversations about brain health.
Neurological disorders, including stroke and dementia, are on the rise in India, accounting for nearly 10% of the nation's disease burden.
The campaign aims to promote proactive steps towards better brain health through awareness and lifestyle changes.
Fortis Hospitals hosted community sessions and shared information on social media to extend the message of brain health awareness.
- Who
- Fortis Hospitals Mumbai
- What
- A citywide brain health awareness campaign titled ‘Helmet Pehna Kya?’
- When
- World Brain Day 2025
- Where
- Mumbai, India
- Why
- To spark public dialogue about the importance of brain health and proactive care, due to the increasing prevalence of neurological disorders.
Individuals
Medical Professionals
Preventive vs Reactive Measures
Individuals
Daily habits and lifestyle factors play a key role.
Medical Professionals
Take any warning sign as a medical emergency.
- Campaign Title
- Helmet Pehna Kya?
- Focus
- Brain Health Awareness
- Location
- Mumbai, India
- Participating Hospital
- Fortis Hospitals Mumbai
- Key Message
- Protecting your brain is a daily priority
- Neurological Disorders
- Stroke, Epilepsy, Migraine, Dementia