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Prabhat Jha

Toronto
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Director of the Centre for Global Health Research, St. Michael's Hospital and University of Toronto; professor, epidemiologist, author
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Smoking, education level and excess premature deaths in the USA

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By Xuyang Tang, Eo Rin Cho, Patrick Brown, Kenneth Warner, Prabhat Jha
| Nature Verified
Abstract Adult survival among non-Hispanic white (‘white’) people in the USA has stagnated in recent decades, driven by rising mortality among adults with low educational attainment. We examined national mortality and population data to quantify the contributions of smoking-attributable diseases and selected other causes—notably opioids—to survival between ages 30 and 79 years from 1992 to 2019, stratified by three education levels: ≤11 years (low), 12 years (middle) and ≥13 years (high).
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Locals burn PM Shah's effigy over administrative vacuum in Maulapur

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By Prabhat Jha
| The Himalayan Times.com Verified
Protesters accuse federal government of stalling budget implementation by failing to appoint a chief administrative officer. RAUTAHAT, JULY 9 Residents of Maulapur Municipality in Rautahat staged a protest on Thursday, burning an effigy of Prime Minister Balendra Shah and accusing the federal government of paralysing local governance by failing to appoint a chief administrative officer.
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Woman's body recovered from Gandak Canal in Rautahat

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By Prabhat Jha
| The Himalayan Times.com Verified
RAUTAHAT, JULY 10 Police have recovered the body of a 24-year-old woman from a water-filled section of the Gandak Canal near the Rajpur–Fatuwa road in Rajpur Municipality-3, Rautahat. According to the District Police Office, the body was found at around 7:20 am on Thursday after authorities received information about a body floating in the canal. A police team from the Rajpur Area Police Office and the district's crime investigation unit recovered the body from the canal.
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