Special invitation to Dr.Jupally Rakesh Reddy from AAPI

(ProNewsReport Editorial):- Hyderabad, Telangana Jun 4, 2022 (Issuewire.com) – In recognition to the dedicated medical services of Dr. Jupally Rakesh Reddy to the society, AAPI (American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin) the USA, has sent him a special invitation to participate in their upcoming 40th Convention being held from 23rd June to 26th June. In regards to the same, the current AAPI President Dr. Anupama Gotimukala has sent the invitation letter to Dr. Jupally Rakesh Reddy.

Appreciable Services by AAPI:

Dr. Jupally Rakesh Reddy thanked AAPI President Dr. Anupama Gotimukala, and overseas director Dr. Duvvuri Dwarakanath Reddy via a public notice for sending him a special invitation from the AAPI Community. He expressed happiness to participate in the Convention. Going down the memory lane he emphasized how doctors of Indian origin were treated differently in the USA in the initial days when they were migrating from India and how AAPI (American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin) the USA had come into existence after facing all the hardships. He also said that it was after Dr. Anupama became the President who belonged to the Telugu States, that AAPI had started numerous medical service activities both in the USA and in India simultaneously. They have adopted certain villages in India and they are providing medical services over there. Dr. J Rakesh Reddy also said that they have provided Covid Kits during the Covid-19 Period and providing medical treatments to 10 lakh people through 14 clinics is commendable. He also said that they have provided free cervical cancer vaccination to 100 women from poor families which had cost them Rs.8 lakhs and that they are running huge awareness campaigns regarding Cervical Cancer which is the second major reason for deaths in women. He also wished that under the able leadership of Dr. Anupama and Dr. Duvvuru Dwaranakath Reddy, the citizens of India should receive more medical services and help.

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