25/04/2026
π¦ WORLD MALARIA DAY | 25 April
Malaria is a serious and potentially life-threatening disease caused by the bite of infected mosquitoes. If not treated on time, it can lead to severe complications and even death. The common symptoms of malaria include high fever, chills, sweating, headache, body pain, nausea, vomiting and weakness. In some cases, patients may also experience anemia, jaundice and breathing difficulties.
However, malaria can be prevented with simple precautions. Avoid stagnant water around your home as mosquitoes breed there. Always use mosquito nets while sleeping and apply mosquito repellents. Wear full-sleeve clothes, especially during evening and night. Maintain cleanliness in your surroundings and seek early medical testing if fever occurs.
Early awareness and timely action can save lives. Let us work together to prevent malaria and build a healthier future.
07/04/2026
π World Health Day 2026 π
βRecognizing the dedication and hard work of Medical Laboratory Technologists (MLTs). π§ͺπ©Ί
βThis day is a reminder of our responsibility in building a healthier world. Behind every accurate diagnosis and successful treatment, there is the silent effort of laboratory professionals. ππ¬
βWe may work behind the scenes, but our role is vital in every step of patient care.
βOn this World Health Day, we stand committed toβ
βοΈ Precision
βοΈ Dedication
βοΈ Compassion
βProud to be a part of the healthcare backbone. π
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31/03/2026
**Workshop Successfully Completed**
A full-day workshop on - Complete Urinalysis: From Collection to Interpretation was successfully conducted today by the -Department of Medical Laboratory Technology, Swami Vivekananda University (SVU).
During the workshop, students were provided with hands-on training where they worked with **real urine samples** and performed different stages of urinalysis including **physical, chemical, and microscopic examinations**. This practical session helped students understand the entire process of urinalysis, starting from proper sample collection to accurate interpretation of laboratory findings.
Such hands-on training is extremely important for future **Medical Laboratory Technologists**, as it enhances their practical skills and strengthens their understanding of routine laboratory investigations. Through this workshop, students gained valuable experience in laboratory procedures, microscopic observation, and clinical interpretation, which will be highly beneficial for their future work in **diagnostic laboratories and hospitals**.
Workshops like this play a vital role in bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real clinical laboratory practice.
30/03/2026
Successfully completed a Hands-on Workshop on Total Leukocyte Count (TC) and Differential Leukocyte Count (DC) at Swami Vivekananda University, Barrackpore.
The workshop focused on the practical demonstration and clinical importance of TC & DC in hematology. Students actively participated and gained valuable hands-on experience in performing leukocyte count and identifying different types of white blood cells.
We sincerely thank Mr. Sarbeswar Sanpui, Senior Laboratory Technologist, for sharing his valuable knowledge and practical insights with the students.
29/03/2026
We are deeply saddened by the untimely loss of our beloved student, Mijanur Rahaman. π
He will always be remembered for his presence, warmth, and spirit.
May his soul rest in peace. ποΈ
Heartfelt condolences to his family and loved ones.
β Dept. of MLT, Swami Vivekananda University
26/03/2026
Upgrade Your Lab Skills with Hands-On Training!
Diabetes Care: Diagnosis, Management & Monitoring
Join us for an exciting One-Day Workshop designed to bridge the gap between manual techniques and modern automated laboratory practices.
π¨ββοΈ Learn directly from an experienced professional
π§ͺ Gain practical, real-world lab skills
π Enhance your clinical knowledge and confidence
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Date:27th March 2026 (Friday)
π« Organized by Department of MLT, SVU
Donβt miss this opportunity to level up your laboratory expertise and stay ahead in your career!
Be there. Learn more. Achieve more.
19/03/2026
π¬ FROM SAMPLE TO REPORT
Learn the Real Use of Semi Auto Analyzer
We are pleased to announce the successful completion of our Practical Workshop on Semi Auto Analyzer, where students experienced real-time laboratory practices beyond theoretical learning.
The primary objective of this workshop was to provide hands-on training covering the complete diagnostic workflow β from sample collection to final report generation.
π§ͺ Key Learning Areas Covered:
β Proper sample collection and handling techniques
β Serum/Plasma preparation using centrifugation
β Accurate reagent preparation and measurement
β Operation and basic calibration of Semi Auto Analyzer
β Practical demonstration of biochemical tests (Glucose, Urea, Creatinine, etc.)
β Result calculation and interpretation
β Basics of Quality Control in laboratory practice
β Final report generation process
π― What Students Gained:
Through this workshop, students developed a clear understanding of the real laboratory working environment.
πΉ Improved confidence in handling laboratory instruments
πΉ Complete understanding of the workflow from sample to report
πΉ Enhanced practical skills essential for jobs and internships
πΉ Awareness of maintaining accuracy and minimizing errors
πΉ Exposure to real sample processing and reporting
π‘ Importance of This Training:
In todayβs medical laboratory field, theoretical knowledge alone is not sufficient. Hands-on experience plays a crucial role in developing skilled and competent professionals.
This workshop helped bridge the gap between theory and practice, making students more industry-ready.
π Acknowledgement:
We sincerely thank all participants for their active involvement and contribution in making this workshop a success.
π’ Stay Connected:
Stay connected with us for more hands-on training sessions and skill development workshops in the future.