ideSHislider

  ideSHi is a one of the renowned Contract Research Organization (CRO) in Bangladesh, approved by DGDA. Since 2019, ideSHi have conducted various bioanalytical work on investigative products (Medicine/ medical device, etc) for clinical trials.  Recently, USP PQM+ arranged a training on conducting bioequivalence studies of medicine from 7 th  -8 th  February 2023 at

From 3rd February to 5th February The Bangladesh Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BSBMB) arranged the 6th South Asian Biotechnology Conference (SABC) at Senate Bhaban, Dhaka, Bangladesh. ideSHi also participated in the conference and got selected for four poster presentations and one oral presentation.   ideSHi have also received the best poster award” prepared

On 16 January HPV program among the school, girls were held at the Mirpur girls ideal Laboratory institute chaired by Mrs. Zeenat Farhana, Head Master. The Chief Guest was Prof. Dr. Sabera Khatoon, EX Head, Gynae & Oncology Department, BSMMU. Among others Ms. Sheefa Hafiza, Gender Expert, Bangladesh, Dr. Tajul Islam A. Bari, Ex Program Manager

Cancer of the cervix is considered as a major public health problem for women across the world.It was estimated that, globally, 91% of HPV-related cancers in women in 2018 were cervical cancer. Cervical cancer was the fourth leading cause of cancer and cancer deaths in women in 2020, with an estimated 604 000 new cases

ideSHi has participated in a health camp organized by the Kurmitola General Hospital(KGH) to honor and celebrate the birthday of Sheikh Russel who was the youngest child of our father of the nation Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. ideSHi is conducting a week-long thalassemia awareness and free carrier detection program at the Department of Pediatrics of Kurmitola

ideSHi in collaboration with First Security Islami Bank Ltd. conducted its 21st thalassemia awareness program on 10th September 2022, at Matlab (North) Upazila Health Complex among the Community Health Care Providers (CHCP), Health Inspectors, Assistant Health Inspectors, Nurses, Midwives, Doctors. The program aimed to raise the awareness regarding thalassemia and enhance capacity building within healthcare providers.