Online CME on “Animals Models in Health and Disease” held at PGI

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Updated At : 12:58 PM Apr 12, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, April 11

An online CME on “Animals Models in Health and Disease” was organised by Advanced Small Animal Research Facility of the PGIMER on the completion of the 10 years of the facility here on Sunday. Prof KK Talwar was the chief guest.

The focus of the CME was to update basic scientists and clinicians about the use of animal models for various diseases. Scientists from India and the USA delivered lectures on the use of animal models for neurological, cardiovascular and cancer research.

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