By Tricitynews Reporter
Chandigarh
18th November:- The Experimental
Pharmacology Laboratory (EPL) situated at Department of Pharmacology, PGIMER,
Chandigarh deals in Non-Clinical toxicity has organized 37thAnnual
Conference of Society of Toxicology (STOX 2017) in PGIMER Chandigarh from 18th to
19th November 2017 under the observation of Prof. Bikash Medhi,
Organizing Chairman. The workshop was officially inaugurated by the Dr. Rajesh Kumar,
Dean, PGIMER in Lecture Theater Complex, Nehru Hospital. In Inauguration
ceremony, other important dignitaries were Prof. Raghuram Rao Akkinepally,
Director, NIPER Mohali, Prof Y.K Gupta, Head, Department of Pharmacology AIIMS,
Dr K.S Rao, Advanta Limited, Bangalore, Dr. SK Garg, STOX President were
present. After Sarasvati Vandana, the program was started with Welcome speech
of Prof. Raghuram Rao & Prof YK Gupta. Both the person has stressed the
importance of Regulatory Toxicology in policy decision and stressed on fact
that govt policies are formulated without the consult of toxicologist in their
speech. In his speech, Dr YK Gupta further mentions the requirement to
restructure the course of toxicology as per present Industry demand and to
collaborate with other related field to compete with global market. In
conference, 5 members were awarded with life time achievement award including
Dr YK Gupta & Dr KS Rao. After the award ceremony, STOX members were
felicitated by Dean, PGIMER.
The Program was started
with the plenary lecture of Dr Anil Gulati USA and Dr Ekta Kapoor, DST on Human
Phase II toxicology and toxicokinetic & importance of GLP Regulatory
Prospective respectively. In conference, many other renowned scientist &
dignitaries such as Dr Praveen Aggarwal (AIIMS, Delhi), Dr AB Pant (IITR
Lucknow), Dr Dinesh Kundu (Intas Pharma), Dr Sharad Sharma (Lupin), Dr.Vishal
Pavitrakar (Lupin), Dr B. Dinesh Kumar (NIN, Hyderabad), Dr A.
Sankaranarayanana (Vivo Biotech), Dr Ramachandra (IISc, Bangalore) has
delivered lecture. Various important topics were covered in symposium such as
Strategy for Poisoning Management in India, Animal experimentation and
alternatives approaches in drug development, Herbal Medicines and
Herbovigilance & Biosimilar, Market Synthesis, Toxicology and Regulatory
Scene in India and Abroad.
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