🎙️ Episode 6 of ICMR Radio Season 2 is Out Now!
Rare diseases affect millions but often remain neglected. How is India tackling them with indigenous science?
Dr. Monika Pahuja, ICMR, explains: https://t.co/1vdKD7GXkR
#ICMR@DeptHealthRes@MoHFW_INDIA
#Immunization is one of most powerful tools in public health shielding millions from preventable diseases every year.
We salute dedication of every healthcare worker & frontline champion who ensures none is left behind. Together let us build a healthy future.
#immunizationday
On the occasion of National Immunization Day, @icmrnirrch conducted an awareness activity at our clinic at Children Wadia Clinic, Mumbai. The activity aimed at increasing awareness about the importance of timely vaccination and role of Immunization in protecting child health.
When a deadly disease meets a proven vaccine, the decision becomes clear.
Learn about HPV vaccination and take a step toward preventing cervical cancer.
#SwasthNariViksitBharat#HPVVaccine#CervicalCancer
On occasion of #WorldHealthDay & as a part of #SwachhataPakhawada our Child Health Clinic conducted an interactive health education session on cleanliness, healthy food & exercise at Ahilya Primary School, Kalachowki. Educational material were distributed for motivating the kids.
#PublicationAlert
Our recent research provides new insights into the altered gut microbiota composition of women with polycystic ovary syndrome #PCOS. These microbial shifts appear to be mainly influenced with excess androgens in these women.
Full-text: https://t.co/wx51b1Rfxe
✨It's a new beginning for us!
Till now we were
ICMR-National Institute for Research in Reproductive and Child Health (ICMR-NIRRCH)
Now, we are
ICMR-National Institute for Research on Women's Health (ICMR-NIRWoH)
👩Women are the center of the universe!🌍
#WomensHealth@ICMRDELHI
IARC launched the website of the Center of Excellence for Monitoring #HPV Vaccination Impact (CHRONOS), the 1st global repository of standardized data on the impact of HPV #vaccination in #LMIC.
https://t.co/Tw9xmc7Tmn
Building a clean and green Delhi!
Flagged off Electric Buses under an initiative of the Delhi Government aimed at boosting sustainable development and clean urban mobility. Additionally, this will also improve 'Ease of Living' for the people of Delhi.
#WATCH | Delhi: On India recording new COVID-19 variants, ICMR DG Dr Rajiv Bahl says, "The public need not worry about this new variant of COVID-19. We just need to be vigilant. The government and all the agencies are watching what is unfolding... According to me, the basic precautions should be taken. We are not talking about enhanced precautions right now. But if someone is a cancer patient or has immunity problems, then we generally advise them to avoid any infection. Precautions need to be taken..."
#WorldAIDSDay: Standing in solidarity with people living with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV), and championing research and prevention. 💪🌍 #EndTheStigma#HIVAwareness#AIDSEducation💡
Let's listen to our experts and spread awareness, not the virus.
https://t.co/8BSZKrIilD
Applications invited for DHR sponsored training course on “Harnessing the Power of Immunology in Medicine: Tools, Translation and Therapy” from 15th May – 9th June 2023 at ICMR-NIRRCH, Mumbai.
Last date for online registration: 14th April 2023
Details: https://t.co/zanR4df88r
Time for recording bacterial responses to changes in the gut environment?@randall_platt et al. use a CRISPR-based recording method to capture the transcriptional changes that occur in Escherichia coli as they pass through the intestine @ScienceMagazine https://t.co/BIN0eUQY7k
In honor of our 15 years, we bring you an Anniversary Special Review issue on Maternal-Infant Health. As we “come of age” to our teens, we take a look back at the importance of early-life. https://t.co/ibKjXf89My
"The development of covaxin was made possible with the collaboration between ICMR and @BharatBiotech. This is a true example of public private partnership, which is marked with trust, transparency and mutual respect.”
-Dr Balram Bhargava
#GoingViral
The Indian Institute of Science in the Indian city of Bengaluru has started working on the clinical development of a more suitable vaccine that is effective against the new variant of #Covid19.
@ghadifrancis tells you more