Rising of Adolescent pregnancy in India
By Hriiziini Sapriina
/ May 16, 2025
The term “adolescent” is often used synonymously with “teenager”. In this sense “adolescent pregnancy” means pregnancy in a woman aged...
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Beyond Pink Ribbons: India’s Journey toward Breast Cancer Awareness
By Akangkokla Namo
/ May 13, 2025
October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an important global initiative to raise awareness, promote early detection, and improve treatment outcomes...
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National Symposium on current challenges in health in India held at Mangalore
By ECIPH
/ May 8, 2025
The department of public health, Yenepoya Deemed to be University in Mangaluru organized a national symposium in association with Edward...
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University of Massachusetts Amherst researcher to train Yenepoya Deemed to be University MPH Scholars
By ECIPH
/ April 9, 2025
University of Massachusetts Amherst researcher Fiona Almedia will be teaching and training selected Masters of Public Health Scholars ( MPH...
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Overcoming Nicotine Addiction: A Tailored Approach for India
By Dr. Bala Bhargav Parvatham
/ March 12, 2025
Nicotine addiction is a huge problem in India, taking over 900,000 lives each year and trapping millions with cigarettes, beedis,...
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ECIPH – a division of CHD Group engages in COP29 meetings at Baku, Azerbaijan
By ECIPH
/ December 2, 2024
Edward & Cynthia Institute of Public Health ( ECIPH) was officially an academic partner at two side events at COP29...
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Bridging the Gap: The Urgent Need for a Comprehensive National Oral Health Program in India”
By Sangeetha M
/ October 22, 2024
Oral health is a vital, yet frequently neglected, aspect of overall well-being. It influences our ability to communicate, eat, and...
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Pregnancy and Your Smile: Key Dental Changes to Watch Out For
By Sangeetha M
/ October 4, 2024
Pregnancy is a transformative and exciting time, but it also brings numerous changes to a woman’s body. While many expecting...
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The Menace of ‘Kush’: a rising epidemic of drug abuse among adolescents in the Gambia
By Cham Kebba Omar
/ October 2, 2024
The Gambia is currently experiencing an epidemic of drug abuse among adolescents, which has reached an all-time high. Many young...
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ECIPH Dialogues 2024 held at Yenepoya Deemed to be University
By ECIPH
/ September 23, 2024
International Conference on reconstructing global health and social impact under the ECIPH Dialogues 2024 was held at Yenepoya Deemed to...
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Protein diversification is a key pathway for food security, global health & climate action
By ECIPH
/ September 16, 2024
The world is facing unprecedented challenges in terms of health, food security, and environmental sustainability. As the global population continues...
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Effective Communication Strategies for Engaging Diverse Adolescent Populations
By Dr. Azadeh Nazari
/ August 8, 2024
In today’s globalized world, cultural and ethnic diversity is a defining feature of societies. Leveraging this diversity can help address...
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Master of Public Health (MPH Degree) – Yenepoya University in Association with ECIPH
By ECIPH
/ June 27, 2024
MPH is an abbreviation for Master of Public Health, a professional degree which builds on an inter-disciplinary Bachelors Degree. Students...
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International Yoga Day Celebration – 2024
By ECIPH
/ June 24, 2024
The International Yoga Day celebration held yesterday was a resounding success, with ECIPH participants coming together to embrace the holistic...
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Unravelling the Links: Menopause-Induced Insomnia and Its Impact on Women’s Health
By Sangeetha M
/ May 21, 2024
Insomnia manifests as a sleep disorder characterised by difficulties falling asleep or maintaining sleep. It is classified into two categories...
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37,000 medicos in India suffering from mental issues. Icebreak phenomenon?
By ECIPH
/ May 14, 2024
37,000 medicos in India suffer from mental issues and the burden only keeps increasing. Our Director, Dr. Edmond Fernandes had...
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Climate change and dengue: A looming public health crisis.
By Fatou W boye
/ April 27, 2024
Most people associate increasing sea levels and melting icebergs with climate change. While global warming and sea level rise are...
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Obesity: An epidemic
By Adahrii Payini
/ April 25, 2024
WHO defined obesity and overweight as ‘the abnormal or excessive fat accumulation that may impair health’. The Obesity Medical Association...
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India Iran Public Health Institutions sign MoU for bilateral cooperation
By ECIPH
/ April 24, 2024
Climate Change and Health Research Center, Tehran University of Medical Sciences (TUMS) inks pact with Edward & Cynthia Institute of...
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Solid waste: A menace to environment and human health
By Yumnam Sheily Devi
/ April 23, 2024
The World Health Organization defines solid waste as any garbage, trash, refuse or discarded material which can be classified according...
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