Anuja Lakra

Dr. Anuja Lakra has over 13 years of experience in the field of internal medicine. She began her career as an Assistant Professor at a reputed medical college in Indore, where she was actively involved in teaching undergraduate and postgraduate medical students. During her tenure, she also took on the critical responsibility of being the ICU in-charge, handling emergency cases and critically ill patients. Later, she moved into full-time clinical practice as a Consultant Physician, working in Ranchi, Indore, and Delhi, where she gained extensive hands-on experience in treating a wide range of medical conditions. Currently, she is serving as a Consultant in Internal Medicine at Manipal Hospital, Dwarka, Delhi, where she continues to provide expert care to her patients, specializing in the management of lifestyle diseases, infectious diseases, and geriatric health.

Dr. Lakra has been actively engaged in medical research, particularly in areas related to public health, infectious diseases, and preventive medicine. She has contributed to studies examining the impact of dehydration on urine color, offering valuable insights into hydration and overall health. Additionally, she has been involved in research on pandemic fatigue, analyzing how prolonged exposure to pandemic-related stress affects individuals' mental and physical well-being. Her work in this field has been cited in various medical reports and media publications, helping to raise awareness about the importance of preventive healthcare measures.

Dr. Anuja Lakra has been honored for her contributions to the medical field and her dedication to patient care. In 2016, she received the prestigious Dr. T.B. Prasad Memorial Award for Excellence in Pediatrics, recognizing her outstanding performance during her medical training. Over the years, she has gained widespread recognition from her peers and patients alike for her exceptional diagnostic skills and commitment to delivering high-quality medical care.

Dr. Lakra has contributed to multiple medical journals and healthcare publications, sharing her expertise on various topics related to internal medicine and public health. Some of her most notable contributions include an article on “The Rising Burden of Hypertension and Diabetes in Urban India”, which explores strategies for early detection and management of these chronic conditions. She has also been featured in The Indian Express and IANS, where she provided expert opinions on pandemic fatigue and hydration management. Her research and published work continue to inform medical professionals and the general public about best practices in preventive healthcare and disease management.