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BIog: रेबीज मुक्त जगाकडे…
परवाची गोष्ट. सकाळी सकाळी 'मॉर्निंग वॉक'घेत होतो. नवनवीन एका बंगलीवजा सोसायटीच्या रस्त्याने रमत गमत फिरत होतो.
As Covid-19 third waves looks, a community-led plan could help India combat the challenge
After weeks of havoc across the country amid the second wave, Covid-19 cases in India are finally declining. In these moments of the much-needed respite, it’s worth remembering that we have only limited time left before we face the looming threat of the third wave. It is time for us to look back, learn from experiences and scale up what worked. One of such experiences is how collective community conscience transcended into affirmative action.
Expert view: Covid-19 resurgence... Why Pune, again?
Home Latest Most Read My Reads Saved India Cities Cricket Entertainment Editorials Elections World News Trending Videos Lifestyle Education Web Stories Home / Cities / Others / Expert view: Covid-19 resurgence... Why Pune, again? HT Image For the last two-three weeks we are observing a rising trend of Covid-19 cases in Maharashtra By Dr Pradip Awate PUBLISHED ON MAR 17, 2021 01:10 PM IST For the last two-three weeks we are observing a rising trend of Covid-19 cases in Maharashtra.
Expert Explains: Lockdown is not the right strategy at this stage
Written by Dr Pradip Awate | Updated: March 15, 2021 11:00:12 am Testing for Covid-19 in Thane, Maharashtra. (Photo: Deepak Joshi) Is India witnessing a second wave of infections? From what we are observing, it does appear to be a second wave. That is not an incorrect description. The magnitude and speed of the rise in new cases is in fact comparable to the first wave. Is the pandemic headed towards a peak similar to the one in the first wave?
Challenges with the implementation of an Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response (IDSR) system: systematic review of the lessons learned
Introduction Despite a realistic strategy and availability of resources, multiple challenges still overwhelm countries grappling with the challenges of communicable disease surveillance. The Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response (IDSR) strategy is by far the most pragmatic strategy in resource-poor settings.
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