The 7th International Medical Olympiad Conference (IMOA) commenced at Panjab University.
The Centre for Nuclear Medicine is organising the conference on “Global Health: Emerging Trends and Future Challenges,”. It is aimed to highlight recent advancements and pressing issues in the healthcare sector.
The Chief Guest of the occasion, Prof. A. Ravinder Nath, Vice Chancellor, Central University of Kashmir, delivered an insightful address highlighting current challenges in healthcare and emphasised the necessity for innovative solutions and global collaboration.
In the keynote address by Prof. Ashish Gulia, Director of the Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital and Research Centre, the role of Tata Memorial Centre in Improving Cancer Care in India was highlighted.
The event was graced by Prof. Y.P. Verma, Registrar, Panjab University, whose presence underscored the institution’s commitment to advancing medical research and education.
Over the next three days, the conference will host scientists and researchers from various countries, including the United States, Serbia, Greece, Japan, Oman, and Mauritius and shall engage in thematic discussions.
“This conference is not just limited to scientific advancements but shall also serve as a platform for collaborations and fostering connections” said Dr. Vijayta D. Chadha, the Organizing Secretary and Chairperson of the Centre for Nuclear Medicine.
Dr. Suresh Sharma, President IMOA encouraged the participants to engage in meaningful discussions that can inspire new solutions and promote equity across the world.
