– Conducted groundbreaking research in areas like monogenic diabetes and precision medicine.
– Led initiatives such as the ICMR-INDIAB national study and chunampet Rural Diabetes Prevention model (praised by The Lancet).
– Published over 1,800 papers and conducted more than 25,000 free diabetes camps across India which benefited millions.- Trained thousands of healthcare professionals globally.
Dr. V. Mohan’s recognition with a global prize reinforces India’s growing stature in healthcare innovation and problem-solving on an international level. His work addresses one of India’s critical public health challenges-diabetes-affecting millions due to lifestyle shifts across demographics.
The pioneering combination of research-driven care models with an emphasis on community outreach demonstrates how tailored solutions can yield impactful results even in resource-constrained environments like rural India (e.g., Chunampet model). This approach could be scaled up to tackle other non-communicable diseases such as hypertension or cardiovascular issues prevalent in similar demographics.
His leadership also reflects how fostering education within medical communities can magnify public health improvements nationally while contributing meaningfully to global conversations about disease prevention strategies.
the international acknowledgment serves as encouragement for continued investment into collaborative Indian medical research initiatives addressing urgent needs at home-and opportunities abroad.