Executive Chairman & Managing Director of Indo-American (AMN) Health & Research Foundation (Indo-American.Org)
Suyash Litoriya (Date, Time , and Place of Birth: 10th November 2002 & 11:05 AM IST, Tikamgarh District, Madhya Pradesh, INDIA), at just 22 years old and standing 5’8″, hails from a Hindu middle-class Brahmin family. His father works as a bank branch manager, while his mother is a homemaker. Suyash was awarded the prestigious ICMR-STS (Indian Council of Medical Research – Short Term Studentship) in 2022, Recipient of Sponsored International MBBS Training in Japan, First Final Year MBBS Student to Host an Event at Bharat Mandapam – IECC, Government of India, New Delhi, Featured in 240+ News Outlets, including Times Square (NYC), and Vocalist. Suyash is more than just another medical student; he is a visionary who has taken bold steps toward transforming healthcare. His hobbies, such as social media content creation, character acting (vlogs), voice acting, singing, and songwriting, may seem like part-time passions, but they showcase his multifaceted personality and creative spirit.
Here are a few examples of his remarkable achievements:
1. Indo-American (AMN) Health and Research Foundation (Indo-American.Org), Executive Chairman & Managing Director (www.indo-american.org)
: On April 8, 2021, during the second wave of COVID-19 in India, Mr. Suyash Litoriya, during his first year as a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) student, took the initiative to establish a non-profit organization called Inner Foundation (IF).
Over time, he met someone who became more than just a friend—a brother from another mother. He is an American citizen and a fellow medical student from the same batch. His unwavering dedication, both in terms of time and financial contributions, has been truly inspiring.
On Thursday, December 5, 2024, driven by a shared mission, we decided to rename Inner Foundation (IF) to the Indo-American (AMN) Health and Research Foundation (IF). This change symbolizes our collaboration as an Indian citizen and an American citizen (Mr. Umar Khan), strengthening our commitment to global health and research.
2. ICMR-STS 2022 Research Grant: Suyash’s passion for research earned him a prestigious Indian Council of Medical Research – Short Term Studentship to study diabetic neuropathy. Despite his original guide leaving and technical issues with equipment, he persisted and successfully completed his revised study under the guidance of Dr. Shebrao Kishanrao Sadawarte.
3. International MBBS training at Kameda Medical Center, Japan: Suyash was one of only two students from India selected for international MBBS training at Kameda Medical Center, Japan, one of the world’s top 50 hospitals. He trained in gastroenterological surgery and internal medicine.
4. Nations Plenary Health and Research Summit (NPHRS), President (www.nphrs.com): Suyash founded NPHRS to recognize health professionals in service, research, and outreach. The summit follows the guiding principles of Validate, Network, and Global Prospect. The inaugural event was held at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi (Sunday, 8th September, 2024), an impressive feat for a final-year MBBS student. Despite the challenges of convincing honorees to invest, Suyash’s Public Relations skills and strategic marketing, including a Times Square feature, built trust and credibility for the event.
5. Voice of Solace: A movement led by Suyash Litoriya dedicated to promoting mental health and using music as a method for healing.
I’m studying at People’s College of Medical Sciences & Research Centre (PCMS & RC) which is Well Known, Reputed, and one of the Top Private Medical Schools in Madhya Pradesh State, India
* Completed clinical clerkships in 13 core medical and surgical specialties.
* Provided comprehensive outpatient care in Internal Medicine Screening Clinics, ENT, Primary Health Centres, Family Clinics, and Psychiatry, emphasizing history-taking, detailed general and systemic examinations, and diagnostic evaluations.
* Delivered in-patient care, including supervised medical procedures such as blood pressure and pulse assessments, chest, abdomen, and cardiac auscultation, blood sampling, cannulation, Foley catheter insertion, CPR, suturing, and incision and drainage.
Managed intensive care in Emergency Medicine, General Medicine, General Surgery, Pulmonary Medicine, OBGY, Orthopedics, and Pediatrics.
* Assisted in medico-legal autopsies in FMT.
Kameda Medical Center has been ranked 45th in the World’s Best Hospitals by Newsweek magazine in 2024. This prestigious award is presented annually by Newsweek and Statista Inc., the world’s leading statistics portal and industry ranking provider.
I’m one of the two students from India selected for this opportunity.
1. Learned about Electronic Medical Records (EMR) – how to use them and their benefits.
2. Gained knowledge on common diseases treated in the General Internal Medicine Department and observed their management in the Japanese style.
● Outpatient Clinic
● Ward Rounds
● Conferences – Primary Care – Common conditions such as colds – Influenza – Headaches – Back pain – Hay fever – Hypertension – Diabetes – Infectious Diseases – Pneumonia – Urinary tract infections – Rare infections after overseas travel – Preventive Medicine – Health checkups (outpatient and inpatient) – Health management – Unexplained Symptoms – Fever – Weight loss – Fatigue – Swelling with no apparent cause – Multiple/Multi-Organ Diseases – Patients with multiple conditions
– Diseases affecting multiple organs Witnessed several surgeries in Gastroenterological Surgery, including:
• Robotic-Assisted Distal Gastrectomy (Billroth I & II) • Robotic Proximal Gastrectomy – Kamikawa Technique
As one of 1200 MBBS students, I was granted the Indian Council of Medical Research – Short Term Studentship (ICMR-STS) 2022 from the Department of Health Research, Government of India, to carry out a study on diabetic neuropathy.
1) Received a stipend of INR 50,000 as an MBBS student research fellow, motivating future impactful research.
2) I received the ICMR-STS 2022 grant for my study on diabetic neuropathy.
3) Aim & Objective: To assess several nerve conduction parameters in neurologically asymptomatic type-2 diabetes mellitus patients with a try to evaluate their value in the early detection of subclinical diabetic neuropathy and also to detect if any correlation occurs between nerve conduction parameters, hyperglycemia (HbA1c), age, duration of diabetes, and BMI.
4) Recruited 60 patients from a tertiary care hospital’s endocrinology outpatient department.
5) Collected demographic data and performed nerve conduction studies.
6) Exciting results: Higher HbA1c levels correlated with reduced nerve conduction parameters, indicating early diabetic neuropathy.
7) Positive correlation between duration of diabetes and nerve conduction abnormalities.
8) Nerve conduction parameters are significantly reduced in patients with high BMI.
9) Study highlights the importance of early detection of diabetic neuropathy.
