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Infectious Disease

Infectious Disease

Vol II: The Decline of Penicillin: The Modern Day Crisis of Antibiotic Resistance

August 8, 2020August 21, 2020

As antibiotics began treating a widening range of formerly fatal infectious diseases in the 1960’s, the medical community grew progressively more complacent. Reassured by clinical progress, prominent scientists were convinced that modern medicine had triumphed over its bacterial adversaries. In particular, U.S. Surgeon General

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Health Policy and Management/Infectious Disease

Vol III: Without Prevention Programming, is DOTS Enough to Reduce the Incidence of Tuberculosis? Observational Analysis from Mayapuri Slum, New Delhi

August 15, 2020August 21, 2020

Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the top ten largest contributors to global mortality: in 2012, an estimated 8.6 million people developed TB and 1.3 million died as a result (WHO 2013). India has been ranked as the country with the highest prevalence of TB (occupying 25.6% of the global total), with 2.2 million of the

August 2, 2020August 21, 2020

Vol I: Homelessness and Tuberculosis Transmission in Urban America

Abstract Among industrialized countries, the U.S has arguably struggled most with alleviating

August 21, 2020September 15, 2020

Vol III: Treatment of Schistosomiasis in Africa

Schistosomiasis is part of a group of diseases that generally afflict the

Infectious Disease

Vol III: Treatment of Schistosomiasis in Africa

Schistosomiasis is part of a group of diseases that generally afflict the poorer regions of the world. These diseases are collectively called

Health Policy and Management/Infectious Disease

Vol III: Without Prevention Programming, is DOTS Enough to Reduce the Incidence of Tuberculosis? Observational Analysis from Mayapuri Slum, New Delhi

Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the top ten largest contributors to global mortality: in 2012, an estimated 8.6 million people developed TB

Environmental Health/Infectious Disease

Vol II: The Role of El Niño – Southern Oscillation in Shaping Cholera Disease Dynamics: The Case of Bangladesh

Cholera remains a major public health problem in many developing nations. Areas with large cholera epidemics include Bangladesh, India and countries in

Infectious Disease

Vol II: The Decline of Penicillin: The Modern Day Crisis of Antibiotic Resistance

As antibiotics began treating a widening range of formerly fatal infectious diseases in the 1960’s, the medical community grew progressively more complacent.

Health Disparities/Infectious Disease/Urban Health

Vol I: Homelessness and Tuberculosis Transmission in Urban America

Abstract Among industrialized countries, the U.S has arguably struggled most with alleviating homelessness, ever since the issue breached the federal policy agenda

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Vol II: Bringing Birth Home: An Analysis of Inuit Birthing Practices and Policies

Inuit birthing practices changed dramatically following first contact with European

Vol V: Antenatal Care: A Success Story? The (In)Effectiveness of Antenatal Care in Reducing Maternal Mortality and Promoting Maternal Health in Developing Countries

Antenatal care (ANC) is considered a success story in low-

Vol V: Taming the Tide: Stories from India

This paper examines an innovative sanitary pad manufacturing process in

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