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T.N. infectious disease conclave in Madurai focusing on future innovations, care

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The Hindu Bureau
T.N. infectious disease conclave in Madurai focusing on future innovations, care
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The Tamil Nadu Infectious Disease Conclave (TNIDC) was held in Madurai, focusing on "The Future of Infectious Diseases: Innovate - Integrate - Inspire." The two-day event brought together physicians, paediatricians, intensivists, microbiologists, and infectious disease specialists from India and abroad to discuss topics such as sepsis, antimicrobial resistance, tuberculosis, and vaccination.

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This conclave facilitates crucial knowledge sharing and collaboration among medical experts, which is vital for advancing infectious disease management, developing new treatments, and improving public health outcomes in the region and globally.

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The Tamil Nadu Infectious Disease Conclave (TNIDC) was conducted here on September 19 and 20 on the theme “The Future of Infectious Diseases: Innovate - Integrate - Inspire.”

The conclave brought together physicians, paediatricians, intensivists, microbiologists and infectious disease specialists from across India and abroad for scientific discussions on sepsis and ICU infections, antimicrobial resistance, tuberculosis, vaccination, fever syndromes, diagnostic advances and infections in immunocompromised patients.

The two-day programme featured expert lectures, interactive panel discussions, case presentations, oral and poster presentations, and an academic quiz, with active participation from postgraduate students and young consultants.

Pal Manickam, noted gastroenterologist and healthcare educator and social media influencer, was the Chief Guest.

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