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SKIMS Bemina organizes seminar on reproductive health care

K H News Service by K H News Service
February 12, 2018
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Srinagar: SKIMS Medical College & Hospital Bemina Monday observed the International Day for Reproductive Health Awareness.

S Khuroo, the former Director and Dean SKIMS Soura and Member Governing body, SKIMS, Prof. Omar Javed Shah, Director/Dean SKIMS & EOSG, were the Guest of Honour.

Prof Reyaz Untoo Principal SKIMS Medical College & Hospital presided over the function.

The event was organized by the Department of Community Medicine and Department of Obstetrics and Gynae and was attended by faculty from SKIMS, Lal Ded Hospital and SKIMS MCH Bemina, besides academicians of repute, including Prof G.M.Malik and Prof GN.Yatoo member Management Committee SKIMS were also present in the function.

A guest lecture was delivered by Dr. Mir Jaffar, a clinical embryologist of high repute heading the Millan Hospital Bangaluru as Scientific Director, wherein he highlighted innovative methods of treatment for childless couples like IUI.IVF, ICSI.

The Principal SKIMS Medical College highlighted the achievements of the Institution.

Dr Untoo said efforts are being made to provide treatment to childless couples as the same are very costly and unaffordable to the public in private sector.

A welcome address was given by Prof. Rafiq Mir, HOD Community Medicine and vote of thanks was given by Dr Anjum Malik, Associate Prof, Gynae & Obstetrics SKIMS MCH Bemina.

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