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2 PGI doctors honoured at US conference

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Updated At : 12:36 PM Jul 18, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, July 17

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Two doctors of the PGIMER who had attended the recently conducted annual meeting and conference of the Endocrine Society, US (ENDO-2024) had been awarded for their research. The conference was held at Boston, USA, and was attended by over 6,000 endocrinologists, physicians and fellows from all over the globe.

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Prof Sanjay K Bhadada, head, Department of Endocrinology, was given the Laureate Award, honouring him as the Outstanding Mentor for his contribution to research and mentorship in metabolic bone disease. He was invited to represent India at the global endocrinology leaders meeting and discuss the unique challenges affecting endocrinology in the country.

Dr Liza Das was endowed with the Young Investigator award. This was in recognition of research work in pituitary disorders in the young faculty category.

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