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Chandigarh September 20, 2019

 Panjab University Alumni Association (PUAA), in collaboration with Social Substance organized a counseling workshop in Sarojini Hall (Girls Hostel 3), Panjab University, Chandigarh. The main motive of this counseling session was to extend relations with existing and future alumni and equip students with necessary knowledge to resolve their mental health issues like abuse, addictions, anger management, depression, Bereavement and loss and low self confidence.

        Ms. Neelam Dhamija, Ms. Kamal Malhi and Ms. Kavita Sharma chaired this workshop and had an interactive session with residents. They taught the students how they can extract best from a challenging situation. Ms. Kavita Sharma acquainted  residents with harmful effects of overuse of gadgets and how to get rid of screen addictions. Ms. Kamal Mahi told the students that overuse of phone or internet alert the reptilian brain in human body and we must calm it through meditation and practice. She taught the residents how to do meditation and exercise to detox mind and feel happy. She explained that the root cause of anxiety these days is fear which is totally a trans state and not permanent. We should love and comfort ourselves just like we expect somebody else to comfort us. Ms. Neelam Dhamija addressed the questions asked anonymously by residents and guided them how they can excel in academics and built self confidence.The workshop was concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Ravneet Kaur, Warden, Girls Hostel 3.

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 Eight students namely Nitin Garg, Gurpreet Singh, Ripanpreet Kaur, Alka Kataria, Mamta Tyagi, Parul Sharma, Pratishtha Sharma, Saloni Chawla of Centre for Medical Physics, Panjab University, Chandigarh have came out with flying colors in passing the Radiation Safety Officer-III examination conducted by Radiological Physics & Advisory Division, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre(BARC), Mumbai in September, 2019. These students are now placed in various hospitals of India.

  Each year the cancer treatment facilities and the sophistication of the radiotherapy equipment are increasing enormously. When it comes to talent, one often need not look beyond Panjab University. Medical physicists contribute to the effectiveness of radiological imaging procedures by assuring that best radiation safety practices are followed. They collaborate with radiation oncologists to design and
execute cancer patient specific treatment plans.

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