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COVID 19 and its mental health consequences by Kumar, Anant, Nayar, K Rajasekharan

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COVID-19: Challenges and its consequences for rural health care in India by Kumar, Anant, Rajasekharan Nayar, K., Koya, Shaffi Fazaludeen

“…This commentary highlights the potential consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic for India’s rural population. The rural health care system in India is not…”
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COVID-19 and Mass Fatality Management: A Public Health Challenge by Kumar, Anant, Nayar, K Rajasekharan

“…The COVID-19 pandemic has posed a serious question over preparedness to deal with mass fatality. The current trend shows that there would be more bodies than…”
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Equity issues in gender-affirming medical care in Kerala: a reflective commentary by Nayar, K Rajasekharan, Vinu, S

“…Gender-affirming medical care is the provision of transition-related medical services that support a transgender person's own gender identity. Gender…”
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Debate: COVID‐19 and children in India by Kumar, Anant, Nayar, K. Rajasekharan, Bhat, Lekha D.

“…The COVID‐19 pandemic impact on children is a growing concern. The United Nations and its agencies (the World Health Organization and UNICEF), Indian…”
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Tuberculosis and Diabetes in India: Stakeholder Perspectives on Health System Challenges and Opportunities for Integrated Care by Fazaludeen Koya, Shaffi, Lordson, Jinbert, Khan, Salman, Kumar, Binod, Grace, Chitra, Nayar, K Rajasekharan, Kumar, Vinod, Pillai, Anand M, Sadasivan, Lal S, Pillai, A Marthanda, Abdullah, Abu S

“…India has a dual burden of tuberculosis (TB) and diabetes mellitus (DM). Integrated care for TB/DM is still in the early phase in the country and can be…”
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Call to avert acceleration of COVID-19 from India’s Sabarimala pilgrimage of 25 million devotees by Nayar, K Rajasekharan, Koya, Shaffi Fazaludeen, Ramakrishnan, Venkitesh, Rao, Arathi P, Libu, Gnanaseelan Kanakamma, Binub, Kanniyan, Ali, Althaf, Abdulla, Mansoor C, Gupthan, Mahesh, Ebrahim, Shahul H

“…India has the third-highest COVID-19 burden. Hosting the Sabarimala pilgrimage of an estimated 25 million can compromise the near-mitigated but fragile…”
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Prevalence of hypertension and prehypertension among a coastal population in south India: baseline findings from a population-based health registry project in Kerala by Anand, T.N., Shaffi, M., Pillai A, M., Lathika Rajendrakumar, A., Sreemathy, L.S., Rajasekharan Nayar, K., Lordson, J., Abraham, M., Rajeev, P., Marthanda Pillai, A., Kumar, A., Grace A, C., Jacob, J.

“…•Study reports higher prevalence of hypertension (above 50%) and prehypertension (above 30%) in coastal Kerala.•According to our knowledge, this is the first…”
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India needs a resilient cancer program by Pilakkadavath, Zarin, Rao, Arathi, Nayar, K, Kumar, Raman, Koya, Shaffi

“…Background: We analyzed the trends for two important cancers affecting females, breast cancer and cervical cancer, using the Indian cancer registry data and…”
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COVID-19: Stigma, discrimination, and the blame game by Kumar, Anant, Nayar, K. Rajasekharan

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Methods to overcome vaccine hesitancy by Nayar, Rajasekharan K, Nair, Anoop T, Shaffi, Muhammed, Swarnam, Kamala, Kumar, Anant, Abraham, Minu, Lordson, Jinbert, Grace, Chitra

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A Perilous Pilgrimage: The Case of Sabarimala by K Rajasekharan Nayar; K Mohandas,; Muhammed Shaffi

“…Mass gathering poses considerable challenges in terms of communicable and non-communicable disease surveillance, emergency preparedness, environmental health,…”
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Health co-operatives: review of international experiences by Nayar, K Rajasekharan, Razum, Oliver

“…There is renewed interest in the revival of health co-operative as a "third option" for meeting health care needs of populations in developing countries in the…”
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Old priorities and new agenda of public health in India: is there a mismatch? by Nayar, K R

“…Structural adjustment programs and health sector reforms in India create new agenda in health services. The aim of this study is the analysis of the mismatch…”
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