The Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) and WomenLift Health have embarked on a strategic collaboration to introduce Women’s Leadership in Public Health (WLPH), a leadership development program for women scientists, fostering greater inclusivity in India’s public health research, program, and policy ecosystem.
Understanding the link between arsenic levels in groundwater and gallbladder cancer in two arsenic-impacted and high gallbladder cancer states of India: Assam & Bihar
Even when Omicron variants like BF.7 are exhibiting increased capacity for evading immunity, antibody surge from boosters may prevent severe disease.
A wave should no longer be viewed as a surge if the vast majority of the cases are asymptomatic or are mild infections
As concerns over the latest Covid variant grows stoking fears of another wave, the global trackers’ data on vaccine booster dose administration said India has a lot of ground to cover as only 15 precautionary doses per 100 population had been administered while countries like the US and Israel have already administered third and fourth doses.
China is breaking all previous covid records with a fresh surge of cases that has all but dismantled its health infrastructure. The spread is believed to be triggered by the BF.7 subvariant of the virus, which is said to be the most infective. A few cases of the same variant have also been found in India.
Poor information and surveillance systems as well as low priority for public health research in oral diseases are impediments to delivering oral health programmes.
Public health programmes and policies are instruments for assuring the health of citizens. A healthy population has higher work productivity and provides an opportunity to fulfil individual and societal aspirations.
UK’s National Institute of Health and Care Research awards a £10-million (Rs 99.5 crore) grant to the Public Health Foundation of India
The centre aims to develop, implement and evaluate care for people suffering from long-term conditions through innovative health systems by leveraging technology.
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The Communications Office at the Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) assists in showcasing work done at PHFI – Research/Academics and Training at PHFI and the five Indian Institutes of Public Health (IIPHs). The Communications Office manages internal and external communications and also partners with different stakeholders like the media / experts across various fields to reach various audiences where knowledge needs to be translated. The Team also creates videos and communication material. To reach the communications team, please write to communications@phfi.org or contact
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