Oral health is a vital, yet frequently neglected, aspect of overall well-being. It influences our ability to communicate, eat, and interact socially and plays a critical role in maintaining general health. The World Health Organization (WHO) has recognized the importance of oral health and prioritizes it within global health systems. However, in developing countries like India,…
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Pregnancy is a transformative and exciting time, but it also brings numerous changes to a woman’s body. While many expecting mothers focus on aspects like nutrition, sleep, and prenatal care, oral health often gets overlooked. Yet, pregnancy can significantly impact dental health due to hormonal fluctuations, dietary changes, and lifestyle shifts. Ignoring oral health during…
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The Gambia is currently experiencing an epidemic of drug abuse among adolescents, which has reached an all-time high. Many young people are being exposed to drugs for the first time, with most of them being in middle or high school. The Drug Law Enforcement Agency of the Gambia (DLEAG) has expressed concern about the use…
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International Conference on reconstructing global health and social impact under the ECIPH Dialogues 2024 was held at Yenepoya Deemed to be University on Sunday 22nd September 2024. ECIPH Dialogues is a flagship programme curated by the Edward & Cynthia Institute of Public Health – advanced technical cooperation center with Yenepoya Deemed to be University. This…
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The world is facing unprecedented challenges in terms of health, food security, and environmental sustainability. As the global population continues to grow, the demand for food, particularly protein sources, is increasing. Traditional animal-based proteins, while nutrient-dense, pose significant challenges in terms of sustainability and equity. Protein diversification, encompassing plant-based proteins, insect proteins, and cultured meats,…
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In today’s globalized world, cultural and ethnic diversity is a defining feature of societies. Leveraging this diversity can help address social problems and abnormal behaviors among adolescents. By focusing on effective communication strategies, we can engage our target audience, understand their needs, and create a supportive environment that encourages cooperation and advocacy for better policies.…
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MPH is an abbreviation for Master of Public Health, a professional degree which builds on an inter-disciplinary Bachelors Degree. Students of different backgrounds from arts, science and commerce opt for a career in public health. This course does not involve patient care and you are not authorized to see or treat patients, but rather work…
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Insomnia manifests as a sleep disorder characterised by difficulties falling asleep or maintaining sleep. It is classified into two categories such as insomnia lasting for shorter period and one which lasts for longer period. Various factors, such as genetics, medical conditions, mental health conditions, hormonal changes, life situations, and habits, can contribute to its onset.…
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Climate Change and Health Research Center, Tehran University of Medical Sciences (TUMS) inks pact with Edward & Cynthia Institute of Public Health (ECIPH), Mangalore, India to promote academic and policy-based research centered around public health consequences of climate change and human health interactions. The two institutions will be pursuing academic and policy-based initiatives wherein the…
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The World Health Organization defines solid waste as any garbage, trash, refuse or discarded material which can be classified according to the source of production as municipal waste, healthcare waste and e-waste. Annually about 2 billion tonnes of municipal waste and 54 million tons of e-waste are generated. According to the World Bank report of…
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