It is available in the market as a “SAHELI” tablet. Who can use it? Can be safely used by all women once it is confirmed that they are not pregnant. Can be used by women of any age ...

particularly crucial for women in their reproductive phase who predominantly consume such tablets." Rangarajan elaborated, "The compound ormeloxifene within Saheli comprises two enantiomers ...

Once a staple during the 1990s, Saheli, also known as ‘Chaya’ under ... their reproductive phase who predominantly consume such tablets,” explained Radha Rangarajan, Director of CSIR-CDRI.

Dr. Gezel Saheli’s medical journey began at TUMS, followed by postgraduate training at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and New York Medical College, where she represented the Committee of ...

Dr Nitya Anand, known for developing India’s first oral contraceptive pill, ‘Saheli’ passed away on Saturday, at the age of 99 at Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences ...