Mangaluru: AERB officials visit Mangalore Institute of Oncology


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Mangaluru, Jun 7: The chairman of Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB), government of India SA Bharadwaj, accompanied by V Balasubramanyan, director, Nuclear Safety Analysis and Research Group and Safety Research Institute, AERB and J Koley, head, Directorate of Radiation Protection and Environment, AERB, visited Mangalore Institute of Oncology (MIO) recently.

Prof H M Somashekarappa, coordinator, Medical Physics division of Mangalore University also accompanied them. Dr Suresh Rao, Dr M S Baliga and Jayapalan took them around and explained the infrastructure established for cancer diagnosis and therapy and the patient care being provided at MIO. They were highly appreciative of the high standards MIO has been maintaining in radiation safety and the quality of treatment providing for the cancer patients.

Dr Suresh Rao, the director expressed that MIO never compromises on quality and that this has helped in providing state of the art treatment available in internationally reputed cancer centers to the population of this region. Further, he also mentioned to the visiting dignitaries that MIO has entered into the MoU with Mangalore University to extend the expertise and infrastructure facilities required train the students of newly proposed MSc in Medical Physics course.

  

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  • Max and Jessie Rasquinha, Mangalore - Houston/Dallas, Texas, U.S.A.

    Thu, Jun 07 2018

    Medical and Health related area is a single most important segment that has no limit to learn and listen. The world is filled with Research and new development that has abundance opportunity to share with others and experiment in so many ways at so many new areas of life.

    India has turned out to be the most economic area to produce all kinds of substitute medicines because India has all the potentials of producing medicines at a much cheaper cost that in many other parts of the world, specially the Western world. India therefore has proved to be a most competitive area for production and export of pharmaceauticals, legally or illegally to many other parts of the world.

    Our population in India is ever growing with more Hospitals and Clinics, and our own domestic demand for medicines is always on the increase. Our knowledge and technology on Medicines and Medical needs will always be on the increase. Therefore it is encouraging to note that many outside teams are exchanging their visits to Mangalore with a view to share our ideas and thoughts, and also share our mutual potentials.

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