World Hearing Day & all about hearing loss
By Dr. Rupali Patil / March 3, 2021
World Hearing Day is held on 3rd March every year to raise awareness on how to prevent deafness and promote...
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Global health diplomacy, Human Security & Regional Co-operation
By Dr Edmond Fernandes / February 26, 2021
Right from Samuel Huntington’s Clash of Civilization we have arrived at the Clash of Crisis for our generation. This crisis...
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Adaptation gap 2020 and the issues of climate change-disaster-health nexus
By Dr Edmond Fernandes / February 25, 2021
The adaptation gap report 2020 presents glaring findings related to how far nations have come with regard to achieving and...
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World Hearing Day & all about hearing loss
By Dr. Rupali Patil
/ March 3, 2021
World Hearing Day is held on 3rd March every year to raise awareness on how to prevent deafness and promote...
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Global health diplomacy, Human Security & Regional Co-operation
By Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ February 26, 2021
Right from Samuel Huntington’s Clash of Civilization we have arrived at the Clash of Crisis for our generation. This crisis...
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Adaptation gap 2020 and the issues of climate change-disaster-health nexus
By Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ February 25, 2021
The adaptation gap report 2020 presents glaring findings related to how far nations have come with regard to achieving and...
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Cuban healthcare model to boost community health
By Jade Molly Antoine
/ February 15, 2021
Despite economic hardships and political tensions, the Cuban health system continues to perform better than many other countries. Cuban people...
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After-effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on Mental Health in the United States
By Claire McCarthy
/ February 12, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic is leaving an immeasurable impact on various issues throughout the United States. One of the more pressing...
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How climate change will influence India’s malaria transmission and end malaria mandate
By Claire McCarthy
/ February 4, 2021
Malaria continues to be a major threat to public health in India with around 1 million cases reported in the...
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Urban health in India & National Health Mission
By Dr. Pritinanda Jethi
/ January 27, 2021
Urbanization is a part of economic growth and India is rapidly urbanizing. As per the Census, the level of urbanization...
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Combating HIV in India and measures to reduce the burden
By Dr. Pritinanda Jethi
/ January 16, 2021
It all began in the early 1980s when Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) first emerged and India detected its first case...
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How Corporate Social Responsibility can shape Indian Healthcare
By Dr. Pritinanda Jethi
/ January 16, 2021
The health sector of India is in an ailing condition. Poor accessibility, unaffordability, lack of quality care, inadequate resources in...
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Mental health issues will be the world’s next pandemic: Here’s why
By Alisha Maldar and Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ January 15, 2021
The traditional approach to health has always been focused on the physical health and hence, the development of medicines and...
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Engaging communities: The Government of India communication strategy for COVID-19 vaccine rollout
By Claire McCarthy
/ January 5, 2021
In the world of public health, success of a vaccine is contingent not only on its effectiveness in immunizing the...
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Reducing the burden of cancer in South Asia will mean investing in public institutions
By Dr. Pritinanda Jethi
/ December 28, 2020
The world has been witnessing an epidemiological transition from communicable to non-communicable diseases over the past years due to change...
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Community-based disaster risk reduction: Focus to bring countries together
By Dr. Avneet Randhawa
/ December 26, 2020
Asia is the most disaster-prone continent and after 1990 the number of disasters have increased sharply. Population Increase, rapid unplanned...
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Everything You Wanted to Know About Puberty
By Dr. Lavanya Kiran
/ December 23, 2020
Puberty denotes the entry of a youngster into pre-adulthood and sexual maturity. During puberty, the body experiences numerous progressions that...
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What End Malaria in India looks like
By Dr. Pritinanda Jethi
/ December 22, 2020
Historical reflection Malaria has been a matter of concern for India since decades. Though it is life-threatening, it can be...
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Contributions from APAN during disasters
By Dr. Tanushree Mondal
/ December 21, 2020
The most important aspect that gets affected during disasters is human connectivity. In this regard, APAN (The Asia Pacific Advanced...
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Mainstreaming women’s health amidst a pandemic like COVID-19
By Dr. Darshita Singh
/ December 20, 2020
The plight of working women amid the COVID-19 pandemic, work from home scenario and lack of employer understanding and assistance,...
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Missed opportunity for immunization due to COVID-19
By Dr. Tanushree Mondal
/ December 15, 2020
The whole world is perturbed about the recent pandemic, which is another example of a man-made disaster in the recent...
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Addressing social support as a key to balance
By Dr. Syeda Zerin Imam
/ December 15, 2020
We have entered the 21st century. It is a troublesome time when individuals are turning out to resemble instruments! In...
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Considering to make a career in public health? – Join the CHD Group Institution this year
By CHD Group
/ November 23, 2020
CHD Group is pleased to inform you that the Edward & Cynthia Institute of Public Health (ECIPH) - A CHD...
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