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Scrub Typhus: Chiggers and Silent Transmission in Tropics

18th February’2021
Also known as, Japanese river associated with jungle mite or chigger, termed ‘tsutsugamushi’ in Japanese. (tsutsuga= disease, harm, noxious and mushi= bug) Scrub Typhus is a zoonosis, with humans being accidental, dead end hosts. It’s a mite borne Gram

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Lifestyle, Habitat and Diabetes: unclogging the potency with Diagnostics

06th February’2021
Diabetes is a medical condition which is now recognised as a major chronic pandemic disease globally. It is caused due to insufficient production and secretion of insulin from the pancreas in case of Type-I diabetes and defective response of insulin Type-2 diabetes. Around 143 million people globally are affected by Diabetes and in India about 5 per cent of the population suffe

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Malnutrition and Celiac: Understanding comorbidity and Diagnostic Applications

12th January’2021
Celiac disease as we know today was discovered by the Greeks and they named it after the inflammation of the bowels. The disease is prevalent among all age groups and is caused with the trigger of autoantigen by the consumption of Gluten pr

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Celiac in India: Masquerading with Malnutrition

28th December’2020

Good Nutrition (more specifically a Balanced Diet) is integral for a healthy community and the well-being of all in a family, especially children. Malnutrition has no boundaries and has grasped all the continents for centuries.Plagued by social, economic and political events the issue of Malnutrition spiked in the 20th century. It became more chronic in the developing world. A

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Celiac and Diabetes: Myriad challenges in the frontier

16th December’2020
From ancient Greeks the known occurrence of Celiac Disease has been reported. The word Celiac

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Celiac Disease: A Dangerous Under Diagnosed Condition

09th November’2020
Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder that’s triggered with the consumption of gluten. Gluten is a protein present in wh

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Essentials of Tropical Medicine and Diagnosis: Management of Vector Borne Diseases

31st August'2020 
The tropics are the lands of moist weather with seasonal torrential rains and dark and thick vegetation and any civilization thronging upon the potential livelihood in these areas will encounter the wrath of the vari

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Go Vocal for Local

08th June’2020
It’s all about making ourselves self-reliant, while retaining the key ingredients of quality and value-for-money.
The corona pandemic has clearly demonstrated that the global market is susceptible to sudden disruptions. Over-

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What will bring back momentum of growth for India Healthcare post - Covid-19

05th May’2020
The current economic reality has created a scenario of gloom and caution, and is also negatively impacting the mindset of the people towards less urgent expenses.


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