Spare a thought for disabled and chronically ill people this holiday season. Most of us are still unable to spend it with our families because we are still on our own personal lockdown. The longer people act like we’re not in a pandemic, the longer we WILL be in a pandemic.
Increased taxes over and above the price of tobacco products are still not sufficient to make tobacco products unaffordable, particularly for smokeless tobacco, especially among the lower SES. The study has been published in @NTR_Journal. To read, click:
https://t.co/NC403HJjk1
Antenatal check-ups in India should also comprehensively focus on screening and counselling women against tobacco use @gaurang_nazar@journal
Association of Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy (HDP). : Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care https://t.co/xtdME9VOlS
Online appointment for OPD consultation results in less waiting time at the registration
counters of tertiary care public hospitals @aggak63#DigitalHealth#DigitalHealthMission
Association of waiting time and satisfaction level of patients with on... https://t.co/8fsBbMwBWF
Socio-Economic Status (SES) differences in changing affordability of tobacco products from 2011-12 to 2018-19 in India https://t.co/oozL67hHwV @NTR_Journal
Dr Anup Karan Addl. Prof IIPH-D concluded an interesting session on 'Impact of price & tax measures on tobacco control'. @RijoMJohn@DrNitikaS@Radhika87417349 presented findings from their research on price and tax implications on tobacco control @GCRF_TCCP@ManipalTccp@thePHFI
In science, globally, women account for only about 30% of researchers, according to UNESCO. Why is that, and what is being done about it?
Come find out on episode 2 of #GlobalHealthMatters: https://t.co/AGIACOuxAl
#WomeninScience#WomeninGH#WomenInSTEM