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Dr Jeetah was elected Member of the National Assembly in December 2003 for the first time for Constituency No.7 (Piton/Rivière du Rempart), and remained so until April 2005. Dr Jeetah was re-elected as: • Member of the National Assembly for Constituency No.11 (Vieux Grand Port-Rose Belle), in 2005 and became Minister of Industry, Small and Medium Enterprises, Commerce & Cooperatives (2005 to 2008).He became Minister of Health & Quality of Life (2008 to 2010). • Member of the National Assembly for Constituency No.10 (Montagne Blanche- GRSE)in 2010 and became Minister of Tertiary Education, Science, Research and Technology till 2014. Education and Qualifications: a. University of Cambridge (2002 -2003) - ACU Research Fellowship b. University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST) (1984-1993) • BSc (Hons) – Textile Technology • PhD – Textile Technology

‘Talk on Getting Started with Medical Research by PROF. URMILA THATTE ‘


 






I thank the Mauritius Research Council for organising this event with the participation of Prof Thatte, eminent scientist and researcher from India.  She is a well known figure in the medical world in India and serves in various capacities, with great experience in research. Medical and biomedical research brings significant benefits to any national health programme. Given its cross-cutting and multi-disciplinary nature, health system research must more fundamentally try to ultimately solve practical and relevant problems in health care delivery and to improve the health status of the individual as well as that of the population. This talk on medical research is therefore very relevant to the current Mauritian context as we have to deal with a number of non-communicable diseases including diabetes, cardio vascular problems, cancer, tobacco and alcohol related diseases and mental illness. We are pleased that Dr Thatte is here to give us more guidance and advice on medical research and how to encourage our young people to engage in such research. I wish them all the best for their future research.


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