AllA organises ‘Srijana’ - A National Conference on Female Infertility

A Souvenir was released during the conference encompassing abstracts of research papers to be presented in the papers, full papers of case studies based on the experience of the subject experts from all over the country and poster presentations.

A two days national conference on female infertility ‘Srijana’ is being organized by the All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA), under the Ministry of AYUSH in New Delhi yesterday.

Prof. Abhimanyu Kumar, Former VC, DSRRAU Jodhpur, Rajasthan was the Chief Guest for the Conference. Prof. (Dr) Pooja Bhardwaj Former DG AYUSH Was the Guest of Honour for the conference. 

The Conference was organized under the chairmanship of Prof. Tanuja Nesari, Director AIIA, Deans and other senior faculty members of AIIA.

Female Infertility affects millions of people and has an impact on their families and communities. According to WHO reports, in 37% of infertile couples, female infertility was the cause. In India, the cases of female infertility are rising and affect approximately 15% of couples. To overcome the issue, AIIA is organizing an exchange of clinical research, and knowledge through a National Conference, followed by panel discussions for which more than 100 delegates have registered.

On this occasion, Prof. Tanuja Nesari said that many scientists, practitioners and academicians have been invited to the conference from all over India to share their success stories and disseminate their practical and theoretical knowledge through Ayurveda. At this conference, many gynaecologists from modern medicines have also been invited to share updates on the topic.

A Souvenir was released during the conference encompassing abstracts of research papers to be presented in the papers, full papers of case studies based on the experience of the subject experts from all over the country and poster presentations.

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