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Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay
WHO : Articles
23 Jan 2021
‘Coupled with the scepticism on the efficacy of the two vaccines, we are faced with a situation where complacency among people may increase overnight because of the dip in numbers…’
Seema Sharma
WHO : Articles
19 Jan 2021
Despite having the highest number of snakebite cases in the world, India chooses to neglect the issue, largely due to the fact that the cases involve the economically disadvantaged.
Sandipan Talukdar
WHO : Articles
18 Jan 2021
Thick patches over tongue and mouth ulcers have been detected in Covid-19 patients but the symptoms are yet to be listed by the WHO.
Ishupal Singh Kang
WHO : Articles
07 Jan 2021
For all the talk about vaccines being a global public good, industrialised nations are dragging their feet on an arrangement proposed by South Africa and India at the WTO for equitable and widespread…
PTI
WHO : Articles
01 Dec 2020
The number of cases in the country came down from 20 million in 2000 to about 5.6 million last year, according to World Malaria Report 2020.
Sandipan Talukdar
WHO : Articles
13 Nov 2020
Public health experts attribute the soaring measles deaths to years of insufficiency in vaccine coverage.
Prabir Purkayastha
WHO : Articles
30 Oct 2020
‘The DST Super Model paper, hurriedly published in the Indian Journal Medical Research, does not seem to have even been proof read properly by the authors; or checked seriously by the journal.’
Prabir Purkayastha
WHO : Articles
27 Sep 2020
Even if the major economies can solve their own problems of procuring the vaccines by jumping the queue with money or captive production capacities, what about the rest of the world?
Peoples Dispatch
WHO : Articles
11 Sep 2020
Recordings of Donald Trump’s telephone interview with journalist Bob Woodward reveal that he was aware of the deadly nature of the novel coronavirus infection in January itself but deliberately…
Sudhansu Mohanty
WHO : Articles
12 Aug 2020
‘...environmental violations aside, consider the buccaneering desecrations of nature that the EIA presages. It is these that provide a neat segue into the lessons we have not learned from the COVID-…