Meet Dr. Mariam Anjum Iftikhar, first Gynaecological Oncologist from Dakshina Kannada
Mangaluru: Dr. Mariam Anjum Iftikhar from the city has successfully completed her Mch in Gynaecological Oncology at Amrita Institute Of Medical Sciences in Cochin. With this , she is the first doctor in Dakshina Kannada District to have specialized in the treatment of several cancers found in women.
With over 7 years’ experience in the field of Gynae Oncology, she has now completed specialised training in Breast Oncology, Ovarian, Uterine, Cervical, Vulva and Vaginal Cancers.
A meritorious student, right from her school days, Dr Mariam has bagged merit seats all along her educational journey. Born and brought up in Mangaluru, she studied MBBS in Father Muller Medical College Hospital. After that , she did her MS OBG in Yenepoya Medical College. Later she completed a fellowship in Gynaecological Oncology from Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology in Bengaluru where she was trained in administering Chemotherapy, Palliative Oncology, managing high risk GTN .
Mariam is also trained in Robotic Surgeries. Her research articles are published in several publications and she has presented papers at many national and international conferences.
Recently she presented a paper in South Korea and has also been selected for scholarship for an international conference to be held in Brazil.
Mariam is the daughter of Mrs. and Mr. Natty Moideen Kunhi and Grand Daughter of A.S Manippady. She is married to Prof. UT Iftikhar, Syndicate member of RGUHS and son of former MLA late UT Fareed, and brother of former minister UT Khader. The couple have two children.
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Eight-year-old boy from Bengaluru drowns off Murdeshwar beach; One rescued
Bhatkal: An eight-year-old boy, Krithik, got caught amid the forceful sea waves and drowned off the Murdeshwar beach in the taluk on Monday.
The deceased boy was the younger son of KV Reddy, resident of Bidarahalli in Bengaluru.
Reddy and his family arrived at Murdeshwar on Sunday and spent the night here. On Monday morning, the children were playing on the beach near the temple, when a gigantic wave is learned to have hit the shore and washed away two people, Krithik and Vasantha (27).
While Krithik could not be saved, Vasantha was rescued and, found to be seriously ill, taken to the RNS Hospital.
Murdeshwar Police have registered a case and are probing the matter.
The officers have urged people to take precautions while playing on the beach.
