Love in the time of NIPAH at Kerala | Dr Anoop Kumar A S | DR. Anoop Kumar A S | TEDxSahrdayaCET

Chief of Critical Care Medicine at Baby Memorial Hospital Calicut, Dr. Anoop Kumar A.S. remembers how he made the first diagnosis of Nipah Virus in Kerala, how he dealt with the family first affected and how the state of Kerala worked together to handle the outbreak.

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Theme : "Things that matter"
A lot of things that matters in real life. What matters most” this question requires self-reflection and self-discovery. We are expected to examine the life we have lived and the choices we have made. Which is to say that what matters most to us may be revealed by our past actions and decisions.The answer can be concluded with one's idea, belief, passion or philosophy. Extraordinary things can happen when ordinary people decide to take action. The most important things in life are the simple things which bring warmth and can be the cure for the most somber times of one’s life. TEDxSahrdayaCET 2019 open ups the little things that matters in real life.

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Doctor who played key role in Diagnosing NIPAH in Kerala This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx