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Abstract: Question: Who Is A Godparent? Who Is A Third Parent? Answer: May Be The Extra One Who Not Only Helps To Rear The Child But Also Provides Respite Care To Child’s Parents...

My opinion: Documentation in recent medical literature about successful exploration of telehealth for distant and poorly accessible geographical regions' patients' primary care's continuity has intrigued us.1 It has made us wonder if this avenue can be explored from primary care physicians' personal perspective wherein telehealth ..

Abstract : Orienting speech language pathology graduate students about the core areas of public health and building relevant associated competencies in this area is becoming more and more important in the field. The purpose of this case study was to document the experiences of designing, implementing and evaluating a graduate lev..

Abstract: Background: Neonatal tetanus (NNT) remains among the leading causes of deaths among neonates in the developing countries with a recorded 130,000 neonatal deaths in 2004. In addition to immunizing pregnant women with 3 doses of tetanus toxoid vaccine, hygienic delivery of the newborn and caring of the umbilical cord are..

Abstract: Background: Neonatal tetanus (NNT) remains among the leading causes of deaths among neonates in the developing countries with a recorded 130,000 neonatal deaths in 2004. In addition to immunizing pregnant women with 3 doses of tetanus toxoid vaccine, hygienic delivery of the newborn and caring of the umbilical cord are..

My opinion: Combatting Human African Trypanosomiasis in Uganda within a decentralized contextWhile T.b rhodesiense continues to spread from its traditional focus in the South and East, case of T.b gambiense continue to be recorded in north-western Uganda in the West Nile Region. Of particular worry is that these foci are currently..

Abstract : The link that exists between single pollutants and adverse reactions to health has been depicted as a pyramid. At its base are the most common consequences of exposure (increase in prevalence and incidence of respiratory diseases/symptoms and reduction in pulmonary function) and at the top is mortality. Although this l..

Abstract : The European Ministers’ CEH declaration in Budapest 2004 recognised children as specially vulnerable and not ‘little adults’ [1]. It expressed concern over potential toxicity of many chemicals, including carcinogenic, neurotoxic, immunotoxic, genotoxic, endocrine-disrupting and allergenic effects, but particular..

Abstract: Protection of women’s rights and dignity especially against increasing incidence of sexual assault has embodied as a prime national issue. The Supreme Court of India has had to redefine the term “sexual assault” in a measure to curb this social evil. Cries of increasing protests have resonated in legislative bodi..

Abstract : Background. The Cornell Medical Index (CMI) has been widely used to measure health indicators. Although its effectiveness in detecting subjective pathologies has been demonstrated, it has not been evaluated as an epidemiological screening test to detect pathologies contrasted with clinical records. Methods. A cohort sa..

Abstract: Background: Neonatal tetanus (NNT) remains among the leading causes of deaths among neonates in the developing countries with a recorded 130,000 neonatal deaths in 2004. In addition to immunizing pregnant women with 3 doses of tetanus toxoid vaccine, hygienic delivery of the newborn and caring of the umbilical cord are..