On Thurs. Jan. 19, learn about "Industry interactions in the context of the interprofessional clinic" in an interactive workshop with an interprofessional panel that will discuss the nature of relationships with industry. https://t.co/97AHEqRgVG
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Congratulations to Dr. Prabhat Jha (@countthedead) for being recognized for excellence in public health by the American Public Health Association (@PublicHealth) for his work in expanding global death reporting in low and middle-income countries. https://t.co/sLPD2bEkUz
Sex-selective abortion to ensure a son remains common in some cultures, especially when the first child or two are female. The numbers here for the Indian and China diaspora are striking.
“We were surprised that the cultural preferences to have at least one boy were so widely seen among Indian diaspora,” commented Prof. Jha (@countthedead). Read the full paper by @catherino222 & @countthedead and the press release here: https://t.co/ys1pnJ7fXO
A new paper by @catherino222 & @countthedead finds that Indian preference to have at least one boy in the family is the major driver of selective abortion of female fetuses for second and third births in domestic Indian & diaspora families. Read here: https://t.co/DUfFXEU8cE
"Sierra Leone has begun interviewing family members of some of its deceased to assign probable causes of death, helping decision makers gather data to save and extend lives" @UnityHealthTO@Comsa_SL @countthedead @WHO
#SierraLeone is counting the dead to make the dead count. Nationwide, 'verbal autopsies' are helping health leaders get data on deaths to save and extend lives. @countthedead https://t.co/iSTdNiFqq8
#SierraLeone is counting the dead to make the dead count. Nationwide, 'verbal autopsies' are helping health leaders get data on deaths to save and extend lives. @countthedead https://t.co/iSTdNiFqq8
OPPORTUNITIES: The Centre for Global Health Research is looking for a highly motivated and detail-oriented project assistant candidate to provide support for the Action to Beat Coronavirus study. Please visit this link for more details: https://t.co/TTdinw5lz8
Nearly 30% of Canadian adults – 9 million people – were infected during the Omicron wave in 2022, compared with 10% who had been infected in the previous 4 waves, according to a new study led by Dr. Prabhat Jha (@countthedead) & published in @NEJM https://t.co/CHfLHbaeur (1/2)
Prabhat Jha, who is a member of the WHO’s Technical Advisory Group, answers each of the criticisms and concerns raised by the Indian government. https://t.co/yMCTbt9nIO
Dr. Prabhat Jha (@countthedead), director of the Centre for Global Health Research at St. Michael’s, speaks to @nytimes about a new report that finds nearly 15 million more people died during the pandemic than would have died during normal times. https://t.co/vn9vrvw08U
1/ COVID-related hospitalizations continue rise in Ontario.
What can you do?
1. Wear a mask indoors
2. Get vaccines you are eligible for & help others get theirs: https://t.co/lTUug8wusT
3. If infected, you may be eligible for treatment: https://t.co/196ZYZY9gP
Despite widespread infections, scarce use of masks, and no vaccines, there have been relatively few deaths from COVID-19 in Sierra Leone. @USATODAY speaks with Dr. Prabhat Jha (@countthedead) about his research to understand why. https://t.co/LxwgsNMaMN
Dr. Prabhat Jha (@countthedead), director
@CGHR_org at St. Michael’s Hospital, weighs in on how to best use rapid antigen tests amid a sixth wave of COVID:
Dr. Prabhat Jha (@countthedead), director @CGHR_org at St. Michael’s Hospital, weighs in on how to best use rapid antigen tests amid a sixth wave of COVID: https://t.co/mwf0jlduXP
MDS data shows that snakebites killed 1.2 million Indians over the last 20 years, 70% of which were in just eight states, and much of which were during the rainy season.
https://t.co/MLhCNcXdRy