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Aligarh: Despite serious impediments caused by the COVID pandemic, the academic activities at the Aligarh Muslim University are being carried out through online mode to provide educational opportunities to its students. The Medical Education Unit, Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College organized an online orientation programme for 2016 MBBS Batch interns.
Addressing the inaugural session, AMU Vice-Chancellor Professor Tariq Mansoor emphasized the importance of conduct and behaviour for an intern as these qualities make medical profession the noblest of all professions. He advised interns to make good use of internship t and congratulated them on their successful completion of the course.
The Vice-Chancellor also released the Log Book for a compulsory rotating internship as per the competency based undergraduate curriculum, introduced this year by the National Medical Commission and adopted by the JNMC.
Vaccine trial: JNMCH of AMU receives Bharat Biotech’s letter of appreciation
By Sameer| Updated: 24th January 2021 3:47 pm IST Representational Photo
New Delhi: Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College and Hospital (JNMCH) of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) received a letter of appreciation from Bharat Biotech for taking part in the phase 3 trial of Covid-19 vaccine ‘Covaxin’.
Talking about the questions he faced while busting myths regarding the vaccine, a microbiology postgraduate Shafiq-ur Rehman Khan said that many people had asked whether taking a vaccine will result in infertility.
He said that volunteers were from both Hindu and Muslim religion.
Meanwhile Prof Mohd Shameem, the principal investigator said that the letter from Bharat Biotech congratulated the university’s VC, professor, and the team.