How Global Solutions are Failing Local Communities
By Dr Nitha Jacob
/ September 28, 2022
Disasters and emergencies became a part of communities around the world. Local communities or existing infrastructures are not designed and...
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India needs to urgently address the disaster-climate-health nexus
By Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ September 16, 2022
Building community resilience calls for understanding how systemic risks influence policy outcomes and why existential gaps need to be plugged...
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Malnutrition an existing global health threat since decades.
By Dr Nitha Jacob
/ September 6, 2022
Malnutrition is a condition, where deficient or excess nutrient intake or imbalance of required micronutrients is on daily recommendations. The...
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Mass-screening as an alternative way of quarantine in Iran during COVID-19 pandemic
By Dr. Fatemeh Rezaei, Ali Mohajervatan and Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ August 16, 2022
Corresponding Author: Dr. Fatemeh RezaeiEmail: f.rezaei.pro@gmail.com Adopting effective coping strategies in a worsening crisis situation require authorities to identify, assess,...
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The impact of climate change on ‘global health’
By Dr Nitha Jacob
/ August 8, 2022
Climate change is a deep-rooted public health threat which introduced a change in the global or regional climate pattern a...
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Extreme weather events and their multi-sectoral impact: Lessons from Kerala
By Dr Demi Miriam
/ August 8, 2022
The scenic state of Kerala is currently threatened by extreme climate events, despite being known for its moderate tropical climate....
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Cultural diversity in the health sector & implications
By Dr. Azadeh Nazari
/ August 2, 2022
Some countries due to their special cultural and social context have more cultural, ethnic, and religious diversity than other parts....
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India’s Post Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA) needs a SOP disruption
By Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ July 28, 2022
Stakeholders & practitioners of disaster risk reduction have practiced and approached disaster from a lens of a Standard Operating Protocol...
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Monkeypox – an emerging global health threat
By Dr Nitha Jacob
/ July 22, 2022
Monkeypox is a zoonotic disease that transmits from animals to humans. The first monkeypox case was reported in humans in...
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South Asia needs an urgent policy on health & climate action
By Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ July 20, 2022
Enduring peace and shared resilience are a collective desire of the people living in South Asia. But South Asia continues...
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Community-based interventions needed to improve public mental health:
By Dr Nitha Jacob
/ July 12, 2022
Public mental health is a major concern nowadays. Mental health has a direct impact on the quality of life of...
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Flooding in Assam is a classic example of urgent climate action
By Dr Nitha Jacob
/ July 6, 2022
Recently, we all have gone through a heart breaking news about Assam flood, which is one of the biggest disaster...
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Why online Masters in Public Health must be confined to dustbins
By Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ May 13, 2022
At times I get intrigued by some questions which people raise wanting to do an online Masters in Public Health...
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Electronic Health Records – A boon or A bane?
By ECIPH
/ May 1, 2022
Electronic Health Records (EHR) is a current rising necessity in health systems. EHR was initially used for improving the health...
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Time to overhaul the approach to Global Health
By Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ April 25, 2022
Global health has been a terminology widely used, but seldom taken seriously when it comes to addressing health equity as...
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Public Health and Climate Crisis in the Indo-Pacific Region
By Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ February 28, 2022
A pandemic like COVID-19 has exposed the evident bottlenecks of our vulnerable world. The full feeling of a pandemic of...
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The craft of global diplomacy must shift to public health
By Dr Edmond Fernandes
/ February 7, 2022
COVID-19 presents a generation, lessons to be learnt in a transitory lifetime besides shaping the ideas and personalities of human...
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FREE Home Health Aide Training Course – Register Now
By ECIPH
/ February 6, 2022
CHD Group –holding UNECOSOC Special Consultative Status along with National Bank of Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD), KANTAR, Edward &...
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