 Early Times Report
KATHUA, Dec 13: On December 12th, 2023, the Department of Zoology at Government Degree College, Kathua, collaborated with the Social Welfare Department of Kathua District to organize an informative and interactive seminar on 'Hormonal Associated Issues in Girls.' Under the leadership of Prof. Seema Mir, Principal of Govt. Degree College, Kathua, the event aimed to address and raise awareness about hormonal challenges faced by young girls, with a specific focus on Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and Polycystic Ovary Disease (PCOD).
The seminar featured Dr. Disha Shakya, a distinguished Gynaecologist and Obstetrician from Prevan Hospital, Kathua, as the guest speaker. Dr. Shakya, with extensive experience from top hospitals in New Delhi, provided valuable insights into the complexities of hormonal issues faced by girls.
Prof. RK Pandita, Head of the Department of Zoology, played a crucial role as the main organizer, expressing gratitude to Dr. Disha Shakya and highlighting the importance of addressing hormonal issues in girls for their overall well-being. The collaboration with the Mission Shakti Team from the Social Welfare Department was also acknowledged.
Dr. Disha Shakya delivered an engaging presentation, focusing on key aspects of PCOS and PCOD, emphasizing the importance of early detection, awareness, and timely intervention in managing these hormonal disorders effectively.
The seminar facilitated open discussions and interactive sessions, allowing participants to seek clarification on various aspects related to hormonal health. Dr. Shakya's expertise and the participative nature of the seminar created an atmosphere conducive to learning, benefiting a large number of students, especially female students.
Prof. Seema Mir commended the efforts of the Department of Zoology and the Social Welfare Department for organizing such a relevant and insightful seminar. She stressed the importance of education and awareness in empowering young girls to manage their health proactively.
The collaboration between academic institutions and healthcare experts exemplifies a commitment to community welfare and education. The event successfully bridged the gap between academia and practical healthcare, providing valuable information to both students and the community. Eminent heads of various departments, along with their faculty members, graced the event, making it a success. Dr. Shiv Kumar, Assistant Professor of Zoology, presented a vote of thanks to conclude the event. |
