
DR. SANJAY BHADADA RECOGNIZED WITH PRESTIGIOUS ECTS AWARD FOR HIS RESEARCH ON RARE METABOLIC BONE DISORDERS.
Dr. Sanjay Bhadada, Professor & Head of Endocrinology, PGIMER, has been honored with an esteemed award for his exceptional research work on Rare Metabolic Bone Disorders. This accolade was presented by the European Calcified Tissue Society (ECTS), the largest and oldest bone society in European countries, at their annual conference held in Marseille, France from 24th to 28th May 2024.
Dr. Sanjay Bhadada, Professor & Head of Endocrinology, PGIMER, has been honored with an esteemed award for his exceptional research work on Rare Metabolic Bone Disorders. This accolade was presented by the European Calcified Tissue Society (ECTS), the largest and oldest bone society in European countries, at their annual conference held in Marseille, France from 24th to 28th May 2024.
ECTS plays a pivotal role in promoting research and knowledge exchange in the field of bone health.
Rare Metabolic Bone Disorders encompass a unique set of conditions in which the bones are abnormally prone to fractures. These disorders are more commonly found in individuals below the age of 25, but they can occur at any age. The diagnosis and management of these disorders require specialized knowledge and access to advanced research facilities in the field of bone health.
The prestigious ECTS award recognizes Dr. Bhadada and his team's efforts in establishing an online registry dedicated to these rare metabolic bone disorders. By creating this registry, they have successfully facilitated the exchange of crucial information among healthcare professionals, which has enhanced the understanding and treatment of these challenging conditions. Dr. Bhadada's significant contributions have not only shed light on these disorders but have also paved the way for improved patient care and outcomes.
The award not only serves as a testament to Dr. Bhadada's expertise and dedication but also provided an invaluable opportunity for him to deliver a plenary talk of 30 minutes, showcasing the exemplary work carried out by the institute and the department. Moreover, this accomplishment underscores the multidisciplinary collaboration involved in this groundbreaking research, with multiple departments from PGIMER including Orthopedics, Nuclear Medicine, Radiodiagnosis, and Histopathology contributing to its success.
Dr. Bhadada's achievement stands as a testament to the progressive strides being made in the field of bone research at PGIMER. Recognizing the significance of bone health and the growing importance of this area of research, the institution has invested in state-of-the-art bone research laboratories and assembled a team of experts to further explore and address the complexities of skeletal disorders.
