An otherwise hushed space, T.M.A. Pai Hall 1 saw speakers and delegates from varied medical and academic backgrounds break the ice on a pertinent issue in the medical fraternity: how can we cut down on antibiotic use to improve the efficacy of treatment of future illnesses? A collaboration between Antibiotic Guardianship and Education (AGE), Kasturba... Continue Reading →
Inauguration: “The desire for knowledge, like that of riches, increases ever with the acquisition of it.” -Laurence Sterne The one who stops learning gives up on living and for a medical professional it would be foolhardy to ever do so. And to incentivize this pursuit of knowledge among the young students of medicine the third... Continue Reading →
On the third day of the ‘Good Pharmacy Practice Education’ conference hosted by MCOPS, a second symposium on ‘Antiviral Stewardship’ was headed by Dr. Arun Kumar, Professor and Head, Department of Virus Research, MAHE. Dr Arun opened the session with an interactive discussion on ‘Antimicrobial resistance’ and the various causes behind it. He also touched... Continue Reading →
The second day of GPPEd began with a panel discussion and interactive session on the topic of vaccines. Along with debunking most prevalent anti-science beliefs, the discussion also focused on the aspect of awareness. The panelists agreed that a lack of awareness was the leading cause of vaccine denial. However, they emphasized that in order... Continue Reading →
MAHE Association of Pharmacy Students(MAPS) under Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences hosted the first ever Good Pharmacy Practice education conference from 2nd-5th March in India. This was hosted under the banner of the International Pharmaceutical Student Federation(IPSF). At present, MAPS is the only member representing India. The aim of this conference is to implement and... Continue Reading →
MAHE Association of Pharmacy Students (MAPS) under Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences hosted the first ever Good Pharmacy Practice education conference from 2nd-5th March. This was hosted under the banner of the International Pharmaceutical Student Federation(IPSF). At present, MAPS is the only member representing India. Here we are in conversation with the Chairperson of IPSF Asia-Pacific... Continue Reading →
Hues, the much-awaited cultural extravaganza from MCODS has finally arrived in Manipal, with promises of fun and frolic and oh, do you hear the drumrolls in the background? MTTN talks to the Core Committee, the engine working tirelessly to marshal the efforts of the last few weeks of preparation into a success. A walk up... Continue Reading →
Article-19, Manipal School of Communication’s media event started off with a bang, with the first speaker of their highly prestigious line-up – Dr Anand Ranganathan. A vehement advocate of the freedom of expression, Ranganathan gave a refreshing insight into what journalism is today. He explained why we need to be scientific about our journalism, and... Continue Reading →
Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse; The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there; - Clement Clarke Moore Christmas is known not just as the birthday of Jesus Christ, but also as... Continue Reading →
What is Christmas really about? Christmas is a very special time for people around the world. It is the season of giving, of togetherness. From being a holiday celebrated by just Catholics, Christmas has morphed into something of a global phenomenon. It is a season when families and communities get together and celebrate love, and... Continue Reading →
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