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Notice Dated 17.10.2020

The Dispensary will remain closed on the following days:

  1. 22nd October 2020 to 26th october 2020
  2. 31st Ocotber 2020
  3. 14th November to 16th November 2020

বিজ্ঞপ্তি

নিম্নলিখিত আগামি দিনগুলিতে আমাদের ডাক্তারখানা বন্ধ থাকবেঃ

  1. ২২শে অক্টোবর ২০২০ থেকে ২৬শে অক্টোবর ২০২০
  2. ৩১শে অক্টোবর ২০২০
  3. ১৪ই নভেম্বর থেকে ১৬ই নভেম্বর ২০২০
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Notice Dated 10.08.2020

The Out Patient Department (OPD) will now be open at Elgin Road, from the 10th of August 2020, with proper safety barriers and sanitization.
The clinic has been upgraded for this purpose and will be fully functional with the “new” normal. All necessary precautions are in place to guard against COVID-19, for the benefit of the patients, the attendants and all staff members. Strict rules of sanitization and hygiene, as directed by the Government of West Bengal’s Health Department, are being followed stringently. Patients who have been coming for medicines are guided by the staff on the things they can do, and the ones they cannot, in combating COVID-19’ for the entire duration of their stay at the clinic. This has reassured both patients, the doctors and staff of their safety in the current situation.

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Notice Dated 05.07.2020

Due to sanitization and upgradation of the clinic, the clinic will remain closed from 6th July to 18th July 2020. Inconvenience to patients is deeply regretted. Patients may call +91 9477574521, for addressal of needs. Patients may buy medicines locally. Online video consultations with Dr. Pratip Banerji will be continued as scheduled.

স্যানিটাইজেশন এবং উন্নততর পরিষেবার লক্ষ্যে আমাদের ক্লিনিক আগামি ৬ই জুলাই থেকে ১৮ই জুলাই, ২০২০ অবধি বন্ধ থাকবে । আমরা খুবই দুঃখিত যে এই কারণে আমাদের রোগীদের অসুবিধা হবে। রোগীরা প্রয়োজনে +919477574521 নম্বরে ফোন করতে পারেন। বন্ধ থাকার কারণে আমরা ওই ক’দিন স্পিড পোস্ট/ক্যুরিয়ার মারফত ওষুধ পাঠাতে পারব না। রোগীদের স্থানীয়ভাবে ওষুধ কিনে নিতে অনুরোধ জানাই। ডঃ প্রতীপ ব্যানার্জির সঙ্গে অনলাইন ভিডিও কন্সাল্টেশন নির্ধারিত দিন এবং সময়ে বজায় থাকবে।

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Notice Dated 24.07.2020

The PBHRF Clinic at 10/3/1 Elgin Road (Lala Lajpat Rai Sarani), Kolkata – 700020, is partially open. We have opened one medicine counter for those who wish to collect repeat medicines. All other services continue to remain closed until 31st July, 2020. Inconvenience to patients is deeply regretted. Patients may call +91 9477574521, for addressal of needs. Online video consultations with Dr. Pratip Banerji will be continued as scheduled.

১০/৩/১, এল্‌গিন রোড (লালা লাজপত রায় সরণি), কলকাতা ২০- স্থিত আমাদের ক্লিনিক আংশিকভাবে খুলেছে। একটি মেডিসিন কাউন্টার খোলা হয়েছে । সেখান থেকে পুরনো প্রেসক্রিপশন দেখিয়ে ওষুধ নেওয়া যেতে । এছাড়া বাকি কাজকর্মা আপাতত ৩১শে জুলাই,২০২০ অবধি স্থগিত থাকবে। আমরা খুবই দুঃখিত যে এই কারণে আমাদের রোগীদের অসুবিধা হবে। রোগীরা প্রয়োজনে +919477574521 নম্বরে ফোন করতে পারেন। ডঃ প্রতীপ ব্যানার্জির সঙ্গে অনলাইন ভিডিও কন্সাল্টেশন নির্ধারিত দিন এবং সময়ে বজায় থাকবে।

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Notice dated: 02-07-2020

1. Our clinic at Elgin Road is now open for direct patient interaction with doctors. Patients who want to collect repeat medicines or meet our assistant doctors for reporting can visit the clinic. Please do not bring chidren or elderly patients along with you. If you wish to bring a patient along with you, please confirm with the clinic over phone. Please note,in the changed scenario, we can accomodate much less numbers of patients at the clinic. We request you to kindly co-operate with us.

You can read the full notice in English and Bengali here.

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NOTICE dt. 30th March 2020

1. Tele-Helpline Consultation with Senior Assistant Doctors from 31st of March 2020. The timings will be Monday to Saturday, from 11 am to 6 pm, the number to call: +91 94775 74521, this call will be received by our doctors who will recommend medicines over the telephone, which can now be purchased locally, till our medicine section re-opens.

2. To open the medicine supply on a small scale to already existing patients, with provisions for 'Physical Distancing' at: 10/3/1A Elgin Road, Kolkata – 700020, by the 6th of April 2020. The timings will be Monday to Saturday, from 10 am to 4 pm. No person coming to get medicines will be entertained without proper self-protective measures, such as mask, etc. and all are requested to abide by the safety precautions.

Please read the notice in BENGALI and HINDI here.

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Drs. Banerji/PBHRF present their paper

on

Possible Use of Ultra-Diluted Medicines For Health Problems During Lunar Missions

at

the Rutgers Symposium on Lunar Settlements

 

 

New Jersey, June 3, 2007: Drs. Banerji of PBHRF, Kolkata, India presented their paper on "Possible Use of Ultra-Diluted Medicines For Health Problems During Lunar Missions", here today. The Rutgers Symposium on Lunar Settlements was organized under the aegis of NASA, as a preparatory effort for provision of life support systems for the proposed Malapert Base Consortium, the lunar colonization programme expected to become habitable by 2025.

 

The paper, presented by Drs. P. Banerji, was based on the fact that the moon has no magnetic field, hence problems of dispersion, solubility, absorption, availability at tissue level, metabolism and excretion of drugs, including recycling problems and disposal, do exist. Thus, in such a state, and in view of the factors referred to above, the use of conventional medicines has its limitations. They stated that an alternative to conventional medicines will be ultra-diluted medicines which may help solve the problems as stated above.

 

What are Ultra-Diluted Medicines ?

 

Ultra-Diluted medicines are extremely diluted medicines which have the capability to act through nerve terminals, when placed on our tongue to execute beneficial roles in our body.

 

Ultra-diluted medicines are also non-toxic, with extended shelf-life, non-addictive, with negligible weight and volume, low-cost, and easily administrable. Drs. Banerji have classified ultra-diluted medicines, for use in lunar missions, into different groups according to their roles in different health problems. These classifications have been done as per their proven actions, on different health problems matched with their long experiences on different patients with similar health problems, in the earthly environment.

 

Following the classification, they prepared one combination  medicine (PBHRF-1), which may be administered to the astronauts from a week before the start of the mission, containing Lycopodium clavatum 30c, Symphytum officinalis 200c, Berberis vulgaris 200c, Nicotiana tabacum 200c, Fluoricum Acidum 200c, Coffea arabica 200c, Ruta graveolens 6c, Calcarea Phosphorica 3X, Kali Muriaticum 3X and Ferrum Phosphoricum 3X. These medicines are incorporated in lactose globules (5 grain ~ 0.324 g), and are to be taken 3 to 4 doses in a day.

 

This combination medicine will prevent and alleviate different health problems in space such as:

 

  • 'fluid shift' (stuffy nose, headache, puffy face, facial oedema),

  • bone loss,

  • renal stone formation,

  • destruction of anti-gravity muscles,

  • early motion sickness in space,

  • protection from radiation,

  • destruction of RBC,

  • immuno-suppression (due to reduced action of lymphocytes),

  • mental stress,

  • insomnia, etc.

 

Similarly, another medicine, PBHRF-2 (a combination of Aconite napellus 200c and Crataegus oxyacantha 3X in the same dosage) may be used to prevent health problems like cardiac deconditioning during return to earth. These ultra-diluted medicines can be used easily in space as they are least affected by gravitation, radiation and thermal changes during space missions.

 

Malapert Base Overview

 

Malapert Base is being designed to house a revolving population of 300 people or more and to last for a minimum of 250 years. One third of the population will expectedly be made up of Lunar tourists and long-term Malapert residents. Efforts are on to make provisions for a comfortable warm, bright and welcoming environment for which various needs of the population will have to be addressed to.

 

The Malapert Base habitat structure will be built underground. This will provide protection from radiation, micrometeorites and large temperature excursions. The temperature at the surface of the Moon ranges from 280 degrees (138 degrees C) as the sun reaches its highest point in the sky to 243 below zero (-153 degrees C) during the lunar right cycle.

 

Conditions on the surface of the Moon are extremely inhospitable to human beings. Between the temperature extremes, a near absolute vacuum, radiation, and micrometeorites, it will be a big engineering challenge to create technology that will enable man to survive on the Moon for any length of time. However, it is going to be an engineering challenge that was partially met more than three decades ago when the Apollo astronauts used space suits on the lunar surface containing a   life support system that protected them against all of these dangers.

What will the Moon look like in 20 years when the first LARGE SCALE permanent Lunar Colony begins operations?

 

A concept for a 300 person underground Lunar Base on Malapert Mountain near the Lunar South Pole has been drawn up by NASA. It will consist of 600 m long by 40 m wide by 10 m high Main Horizontal Tube. A Central Atrium (50 m high by 150 m in diameter), five Orthogonal tubes, and an Observation Dome. The entire structure will be built underground except for the observation Dome.

 

Why Malapert Mountain?

 

Malapert Mountain is located at 0 degrees Longitude, 86 degrees South Latitude. It is 76 miles (122 Km) from the Lunar South Pole on the Lunar near side. Malapert Mountain rises 5,000 meters above the lunar reference ellipsoid and is 8,000 m from base to the top. Due to its position near the South Pole and its height, it receives sunlight 93% of the time (full sunlight 89% of the time and partial sunlight 4% of the time). The longest period of total darkness is never more than 7 days. It has a constant view of the full disk of the Earth, which can be seen low above the horizon when looking northward. The constant line of sight view also means it can maintain continuous communications with Earth. It is in close proximity to the permanently dark South Pole craters where cryogenic temperatures and water ice can be found. It is not far from the far side, which offers complete shielding from Earth based radio interference and therefore provides prime real estate for radio astronomy operations

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'Retracing steps of the past through the lives of two pioneering sons of India, Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar and Sir Kailash Chandra Bose, their contribution to India, the genesis of contemporary Homeopathy & Philanthropy in India and thoughts on how to survive isolation & Covid'

-in conversation with Dr Pratip Banerjee and Mr Debottam T Bose
Thursday, 10th September 2020, organised by Museum Society of Mumbai

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