9 Reasons to Pursue a Master of Public Health Degree
By CHD Group / September 21, 2021
Work professionally but impact socially Isnt it beautiful to have a job in life where you get to serve others...
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West & South Asia crisis will become a diplomatic horror for Asian Public Health
By Dr Edmond Fernandes / August 30, 2021
The region of west and south Asia is facing cascading risks emerging from natural disasters, extreme weather events, national security...
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Why the Indian Administrative Services ( IAS) must strategically reform
By Dr Edmond Fernandes / July 19, 2021
I have some of the finest friends in the bureaucracy across Karnataka and at the national capital and those flying...
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9 Reasons to Pursue a Master of Public Health Degree
By CHD Group
/ September 21, 2021
Work professionally but impact socially Isnt it beautiful to have a job in life where you get to serve others...
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West & South Asia crisis will become a diplomatic horror for Asian Public Health
By Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ August 30, 2021
The region of west and south Asia is facing cascading risks emerging from natural disasters, extreme weather events, national security...
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Why the Indian Administrative Services ( IAS) must strategically reform
By Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ July 19, 2021
I have some of the finest friends in the bureaucracy across Karnataka and at the national capital and those flying...
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Rural Health Concerns: Acceptability & Reforms
By Harshita R
/ July 14, 2021
Rural health is an integral part of public health. For many people living in rural areas, the acceptability of available...
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Bridging the gap towards achieving health for all
By Guncha Kapur
/ June 22, 2021
Aiming for health equity entails working for the best possible health for all people while paying particular attention to the needs...
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Creating and sustaining a COVID-19 war room smartly
By Dr Edmond Fernandes and Dr. Vaishnavi
/ June 18, 2021
COVID-19 has been a comedy of errors confusing scientists, public health professionals and policy makers at every step. But historically,...
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Letter to our Stakeholders 2021
By Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ June 13, 2021
Time flies! and yet again we concluded 2020-2021 as a year in the world. Our world today faces cascading risks...
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COVID-19 as an opportunity to cultivate CSR in Public Health.
By Guncha Kapur
/ May 24, 2021
The connection between CSR and public health entails corporate entities accounting for and reporting on public health. It also precludes...
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Combating COVID-19 by getting public health right
By Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ May 22, 2021
I have been a proponent of defeating COVID-19 by evidence based public health strategies. Much of this boils down to...
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Mobile Healthcare for COVID-19 response in Karnataka
By CHD Group
/ May 10, 2021
HEALTH AND HOPE ON WHEELS India is currently facing the world's worst surge in coronavirus infections, reporting about one in...
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Help CHD Group in making India breathe
By CHD Group
/ April 30, 2021
INDIA’S LEADING PUBLIC HEALTH NETWORK FOR COVID-19 RESPONSE A Brief Introduction of CHD Group: Born in 2014, CHD Group is...
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Community medicine as a specialty branch must assume national importance
By Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ April 25, 2021
MD in Community Medicine has been a branch in private confines in the previous decade and post-Independence India. It has...
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Minimizing the burden of cancer: priorities for management in India
By Dr. Demi Miriam
/ April 8, 2021
With a burden of more than 1.2 million persons diagnosed with malignant diseases and over 0.7 million associated deaths in...
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Understanding maternal mortality
By Dr. Lavanya Kiran
/ March 19, 2021
What is maternal mortality? As defined by the World Health Organization (WHO), “Maternal death is the death of a woman...
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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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