2. Lakhbir Kaur Dhaliwal
3. Sarala Gopalan1
4. Arvind Rajwanshi
Article first published online: 24 MAY 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1447-0756.1990.tb00014.x
© 1990 Japanese Society of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Fertility enhancing Laparoscopic & Hysteroscopic surgery
Moderator Dr. Nirja Chawla, Gyne Endoscopy Centre, Chandigarh
Conference discusses eating disorders
A conference on “Women’s Health and Nutrition” was organised by the Department of Dietetics and Obstetrics and Gynecology, Government Medical College and Hospital, at the PGI, here today. It was inaugurated by Mr R.S. Gujral, Secretary, Medical Education and Research, UT.
Jan 07th, 2009 at 0250 hrs IST
Dr Nirja Chawla discusses post-menopausal bleeding
* I am 49 years old. My periods stopped two years back but last month I had periods again. My friends tell me that this is normal, but I amanxious. Please guide.
Dr. Nirja Chawla, senior consultant with Gyne Endoscope Centre, Sector 44 D,Chandigarh and Fortis Multi-speciality Hospital, Mohali, gave an insight into ‘what’,’how’ and ‘why’ of the adult body and the issues pertaining to sex, reproduction and the diseases and misconceptions that come along. With handpicked topics especially for the youngsters, she laid stress on all that the youngsters need to know about growing up and behaving responsibly.
Founder Secretary – Dr Nirja Chawla, Present Secretary – Dr Neelam Aggarwal, Joint Secretary, Dr Navneet Kohli …
Dr. Nirja Chawla
Chairpersons – Dr Sushma Chawla, Dr B K Gill, Dr Mary Ebrahim. Complications of endoscopy surgery – Dr Santosh Minhans; Myomectomy by hysteroscopy – Dr Neerja Chawla …..
Chandigarh, India
Health check-up camp for school kids held
Tribune News Service
A free health check-up camp for schoolchildren and employees of Lawrence School, Sanawar, was conducted by Fortis Hospital, Mohali. Over 400 children and 100 employees participated in the two-day camp. Doctors from various specialities such as internal medicine, dermatology, gynaecology, ophthalmology and ENT gave free consultations.
NEWS Thursday , January 26th, 2006 CHANDIGARH
Eat right and exercise to fight menopause blues
Chandigarh, January 25: A healthy dose of calcium and exercise before you touch 25 can go a long way in combating menopause. Bone mass loss is one of the major manifestations of menopause. Postmenopausal women comprise about 80 per cent of the population suffering from osteoporosis. Such persons are vulnerable to fracturing their bones, especially the hip bone, the vertebral column and the wrist.
ISAR 2007 Chandigarh Congress report
National Faculty included Dr S Suresh(Chennai), Dr Narender Malhotra (Agra), Prof Lakhbir Dhaliwal (PGIMER Chandigarh), Dr Kuldip Singh (Delhi), Dr Sonal Panchal (Ahmedabad), Dr Kamini Rao (President ISAR, Bangalore), Prof. Sunesh Jain (AIIMS, Delhi), Dr Mala Arora (New Delhi), Prof. Geeta Radhakrishnan (G.T.B. New Delhi),