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Breast feeding week celebrations from today
By Our Staff Reporter
CHENNAI, JULY 31. The World Breast Feeding Week will be
celebrated in hospitals in the city between August 1 and 7, with
thrust on this year's global theme, ``Breast Feeding in the
information age''.
At the Stanley Medical College, the programme will include a well
baby clinic and an exhibition on information relating to the
theme. This will be followed by cultural programmes, interaction
with members of the public and formation of a human chain on
subsequent days. The exhibition will be open throughout the week
between 8 a.m. and three p.m.
At the Institute for Obstetrics and Gynaecology, the function
will begin with an awareness creation programme. Speakers will
deal with the important role that breast feeding has to play in
making food security a reality for babies and the argument that
it is a complete and natural food for infants during the first
six months after birth.
The Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Sri Ramachandra
Medical College and Research Institute, has organised a CME
programme on adolescent health. The seminar is being organised in
association with the National Task Force on Adolescent Care. The
objectives are to focus on the different disciplines, reflecting
common problems and challenges in the area of adolescent health.
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