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their banking activities is also discussed. A discussion on how to facilitate banking in the context of knowledge economy …
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Rural people are deprived even of the basic facilities of medical care. Is this ethical? [6th K R Memorial lecture].
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In this paper three diseases- malaria,diabetes and rotavirus- selected because of their contrast. The paper examines …
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malaria cases, has relied on risk maps constructed from surveys of parasite prevalence, and on routine case reports compiled …
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The study shows that the three major communities had different explanatory models of malaria. Though they had many …
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. These include drugs, vaccines, and diagnostics for malaria and tuberculosis, which kill millions of people annually, plus …
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The Report of the study is in two parts – Part A gives the findings of the literature survey, the limitations of the database and the data gaps for each infection; Part B is the annotated bibliography for each of the four infections. The centres reviewed the published and unpublished...
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In Kerala, malaria had been eradicated as early as in 1965. But imported malaria used to occur even thereafter; and … indigenous malaria showed signs of resurgence from 1969 onwards. Recently an increasing trend of both imported and indigenous … malaria cases has been observed. Malaria began to occur in epidemic proportions in the coastal areas of Thiruvananthapuram …
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The presentation shows the consequences of child marriage, how to prevent child marriage. [Power Point Presentation].
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Many severe health risks in developing countries could be substantially reduced with access to appropriate preventive measures. However, the associated costs are often high enough to restrict access among poor households, and free provision through public health campaigns is often not...
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