About 147 million people are at risk of visceral leishmaniasis, in the Southeast Asian region. The largely localized geographic endemicity, anthroponotic transmission with humans as the only host reservoir, the sandfly species Phlebotomous argentipes as the only vector species, and the…
Read more »
Multidrug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) poses one of the greatest threats to TB control worldwide. Not only is the incidence of MDR-TB rising in many areas, curtailing…
Read more »
Poor feeding during the first two years of life is common among undernourished children in South Asia. Educating parents and other child-care givers about…
Read more »
Scrub typhus is an infectious disease caused by Orientia tsutsugamushi, an obligate intracellular bacteria, transmitted by the bites of chigger mites…
Read more »
Prior to wide-spread rotavirus vaccination, rotavirus was responsible for over 450 000 deaths in young children…
Read more »Each year, rotavirus gastroenteritis claims the lives of an estimated 215,000 children under five years of age; 22% of these deaths are estimated to…
Read more »
indicates a Peer-Reviewed Article
Gas Insufflation Less Laparoscopic Surgery Workshop at Midnapore Medical College
GILLS or Gas Insufflation Less Laparoscopic Surgeries is ideal for rural hospitals because it is possible under the easily available Spinal anesthesia, is less expensive, is easy to…
Read more »