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Conference in city to tackle menopause
Chandigarh, February 3 The Indian Menopause Society is a multi-disciplinary national society launched in 1995 by medical practitioners of different specialties. Membership of this society is open to medical professionals and corporates with interest in care and well-being of elderly women. The IMS 2006 aims at providing simple and practical guidelines for managing problems of women above the age of 45 like coping with hot flushes, repeated urinary infections, difficult & painful intercourse, protection from heart problems, porous bones, arthritis, painful bone and joints, tendency to fall easily and fracture, ageing of the brain, memory loss, weight gain, diabetes and thyroid problems. Management of patients, who undergo menopause before 40 years (Premature Menopause) as well as those menstruating beyond 50 years (Delayed Menopause) will also be discussed. There will be a special panel discussion on management of women alarmed with bleeding even after menopause. Should all women have Bone Mineral Density testing at menopause, considering that this is an expensive test; is a mammography test necessary on an annual basis considering radiation hazards; should ovaries be removed at the time of uterus removal above the age of 45 years as has been the practice so far, in view of cancer of the ovaries, if left behind. All these issues will debated at the conference. A session on 'Alternatives to Medicine' will give practical tips on how to get the best out of diet and resolving confusions regarding the beat combinations of exercise. Among the participants are Dr Duru Shah, President, Federation of Obstetrics & Gynae Societies of India (FOGSI); Dr Behram Anklesaria, Past President, FOGSI; Dr Asha Kapadia, President, IMS; Dr Urvashi Jha, Past President, IMS; Dr Atul Munshi & Dr Sonia Malik, Current & Past Secretary - General, IMS; Dr P.M. Gopinath, President, FOGSI Southern India; Dr Mala Arora, Chairman, Quiz Committee FOGSI; Prof Raksha Arora & Dr Vijay Zutshi from MAMC & LNJP Hospital; Dr N. Subramanium, Urologist, Apollo; Dr JPS Sawhney, Cardiologist, Sri Ganga Ram Hospital as well as several other acclaimed national faculty. |
School Games inaugurated
Chandigarh, February 3 The teams from as many as 20 states- DAV and
Kendriya Vidyalaya, Chandigarh, Haryana, HP, Assam, MP, Karnataka, Rajasthan, Orissa, Uttranchal, Delhi, Punjab, UP, Kerala, Pondicherry, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, J&K, Chhatisgarh and Goa are taking part in the games. |
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14 hockey players attend session
Chandigarh, February 3 After exercises, a local singer also entertained the players and officials with choicest Punjabi numbers. Out of 20-member probables’ team, only 14 players attended today’s session. Among those present were Rajpal Singh, Kanwalpreet Singh, Harpal Singh, Ignace Tirkey, Prabodh Tirkey, Sandeep Singh, Didar Singh, Sardara Singh, Tushar Khandekar, Tejbir Singh, Adam Sinclair, Shivender Singh, Bharat Chetri and Adrian C Souza. |
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St Xavier’s, New Public in
basketball final
Chandigarh, February 3 In the first semifinal played today, NPS-18 outclassed Doon Public School Panchkula, 34-18. Tsetan (8) and Ravi (6) were the highest scorer for the winning side and Akshay with 10 points scored highest for the losing side. In second semifinal, hosts drubbed Mount Carmel, 50-6. Sorang scored 12 points for the winners whereas Gunbir (8) was the highest scorer for the losers. Results: Boys: St Xavier’s-44 beat St Xavier’s, Panchkula, 46-2, for the winners Tejasvi Sharma 16 pts, Angad 6 pts, for the losers Shadab 2 pts; Mount Carmel beat AKSIPS- 41, 36-18, for the winners Manreet 10 pts, Tejasvi 8 pts, for the losers Amanjot 6 pts, Simmar 4 pts; Doon Public School beat Baptist-45, 30-20, for the winners Shubham 16 pts, Yuvraj 8 pts, for the losers Harkirat 8 pts, Deepak 6 pts; NPS-18 beat St Xavier’s B, 30-16, for the winners Anshuman 6 pts, Ravi 6 pts, for the losers Gurjot 4 pts, Supasit 4 pts. Girls: Sacred Heart beat Bhavan Vidyalaya 24-6, for the winners Anita 6 pts, Archana 6 pts, for the losers Vasundhara 4 pts; St Xavier’s beat SD Public School-32, 20-8, for the winners Harnit 6 pts, Puja 4 pts, for the losers Aastha 4 pts, Varsha 4 pts. |
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