AIIMS Deoghar Organizes Lecture on “Military Medicine Perspectives”
Experts Share Insights on Managing High Altitude Illness, Heat Injuries & Tropical Infections
All India Institute of Medical Sciences Deoghar Department of General Medicine organized a distinguished guest lecture on May 8, 2026, at the AIIMS Deoghar Auditorium on the topic “Military Medicine Perspectives: Newer Insight in Managing High Altitude Illness, Heat Injuries & Tropical Infections.”
The lecture was delivered by Armed Forces Medical College Professor and Unit Head Dr. Santosh Kumar Singh.
Inauguration by Dr. Rajesh Kumar
The program was inaugurated by Dr. Rajesh Kumar, Head of the Department of General Medicine and Medical Superintendent, AIIMS Deoghar.
The event witnessed the presence of department heads, faculty members, senior administrative officials, and a large number of undergraduate students from various departments.
Valuable Insights into Military & Tropical Medicine
Drawing from his extensive experience in military medicine and tropical medicine, Dr. Santosh Kumar Singh shared valuable insights into the management of high altitude illnesses, heat injuries, and tropical infections.
He elaborated on practical clinical approaches, emergency care strategies, and real-life medical experiences, making the lecture highly engaging, informative, and clinically relevant for attendees.
Interactive Session Appreciated by Students
Following the lecture, an interactive question-and-answer session was conducted, where students and faculty members discussed various topics related to emergency medicine and tropical infections with the guest speaker.
The interactive session was highly appreciated by students, who found it practical, insightful, and academically enriching.
Promoting Quality Medical Education
The academic program organized by the Department of General Medicine received appreciation from all attendees. The department’s continuous efforts to promote quality medical education through such informative and experience-based academic initiatives were also widely acknowledged.
