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Annexure II
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Ramakrishnan
R, Kumar SS, Manickam P, Venkataraghavan S, Gupte MD, Patel MS. An
institutional outbreak of leptospirosis during a drought in Chennai, South
India.
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Saravanan S, Kumar S, Rao TV,
Gupte MD. Dengue
outbreak in Chennai city.
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Ramakrishnan
R, Naik HK, Parvathy S, Gupte MD. An Outbreak of typhoid fever in a village
in Tamilnadu South India.
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Parvathy S, Krishnamurthy P,
Ramachandran V, Gupte MD. Maternal Mortality in Tamil Nadu - A descriptive study.
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Pradhan MM, Gupta M, Gupte MD. Overview of Multi-Disease
Surveillance System in Orissa State of India.
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Ramachandran
V, Gupte MD. Evaluation of Short Term Epidemiology training Programme for
Surveillance, Epidemic preparedness and Response in India.
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Saravanan
S, Manickam P, Ramakrishnan R, Gupte MD, Coverage Evaluation of the Measles
Immunization, by Lot Quality assurance Sampling (LQAS) Method, Poondi Primary
Health Centre, Tiruvallur District, Tamilnadu, India, 2003.
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Biakthansangi, Ramachandran V,
Manickam P, Gupte MD. Prevalence,
awareness, treatment status treatment status, knowledge & practices of
hypertension among adults aged 30 years above, Aizawl, Mizoram.
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Das A, Rao TV, Gupte MD. Investigation of an outbreak of
Cholera in a community – Parbatia, Dhenkanal, Orissa.
§
Mohan A., Manickam P, Gupte MD. Epidemiology of unintentional
injury in a rural community, Trichirappali district.
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Saravanan S, Manickam P,
Ramakrishnan R, Gupte MD. Factors associated with default among new sputum positive pulmonary
tuberculosis patients treated in Revised National Tuberculosis Control
Programme (RNTCP) - Directly Observed Treatment Short course (DOTS) strategy,
Tiruvallur district, India.
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Biakthansangi, Ramachandran V,
Gupte MD. Evaluation
of national anti-malaria programme, Aizawl district, Mizoram.
§
Mohan
A, Radhakrishnan R, Dhanapal, Manickam
P,Gupte MD. Outbreaks of cholera Central Tamil Nadu, 2002.
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Mehta VK , Ramachandran V,
Manickam P, Gupte MD. Anemia in urban and rural school
girls of Shimla district, Himachal Pradesh.
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Chakma
T, Rao PV, Meshram PK, Singh SB, Babu, Ramachandran V. Gupte MD. Reversal of
bony deformities due to fluorosis in a village of Madhya Pradesh, Central
India.
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Martolia HCS, Ramachandran V, Gupte
MD. Outbreak
Investigation of unknown fever with rash in a remote village District,
Uttaranchal, India – April 2004.
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Das KK, Rao TV, Gupte MD. Factors affecting utilization of
childhood immunization services in Khurda district, Orissa, 2003.
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Parvathy
S, Ramachandran V, Gupte MD, Krishnamurthy P. Evaluation of Rural malaria
surveillance system, Saidapet Health Unit District, Tamilnadu, 2003.
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Martolia
HCS. An outbreak of Hepatitis E in Mehragaon village, Uttaranchal, India
2005.
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Solanki
SS, Ramachandran V, Rao TV, Kaur P, Gupte MD. Prevalence of risk factors for
Cardio Vascular Diseases among industrial workers in Chennai city.
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Pramanik
T, Ramakrishnan R, Gupte MD. Food poisoning outbreak following a religious
festival in Mathabhanga-II block, Coochbehar district, West Bengal, India,
2005.
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Roy
D, Hutin Y, Saha S, Murhekar MV, Gupte MD.A food-borne gastroenteritis
outbreak in Kultikri village, West Medinipur, West Bengal, 2005.
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Das
A, Rao TV, Ramachandran V, Gupte MD. Anemia and its causes among pregnant
mothers in the Dhenkarnal district of Orissa, India 2004.
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Swain
SK, Panigrahi SR, Das MN, Baral P, Hutin Y. Vitamin A supplementation
improves sputum conversion among new sputum positive pulmonary TB patients
treated with DOTS in Orissa 2004-05.
§
Biswas
AK An outbreak of measles in Jhalda – I, Purulia district, West Bengal,
India, 2005.
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Pradhan
MM, Ramakrishnan R, Manickam P, Rao TV, Gupte MD. Factors associated with the
suspected cutaneous anthrax outbreak among humans in a tribal area of Koraput district, Orissa (India), 2002.
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Saha
S, Ramakrishnan R, Gupte MD. Cholera outbreak at Kachua village of Magrahat-I
block, South 24 Parganas, West Bengal, India, 2005.
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Sailaja
B, Murhekar MV, Hutin, Ramana SP, Reddy S, Gupte MD. Using epidemiological
data to improve the water supply system and curtail a waterborne outbreak of
hepatitis E in Hyderabad, India 2005.
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Sharma
PK, Ramakrishnan R, Gupte MD. Outbreak investigation of malaria in the
Naxalbari block of Darjeeling district of West Bengal, India.
§
Mohan A, Murhekar MV, Hutin Y et
al. An outbreak of
measles in a highly vaccinated population following the tsunami in Tamilnadu, India,
2004-05.
§
Kumar
S, Murhekar MV, Hutin Y et al. Prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder
(PTSD) in a Tamil village following the Asian Tsunami, March 2005.
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Parvathy S, Ramachandran V, Gupte
MD. Effectiveness of
liquid iron alone with folic acid on hemoglobin status of children aged 6-35
months, rural area, Tamil Nadu, 2003: a double blind randomized comparative
trial.
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Das
KK, Rao TV, Ramachandran V, Murthy BN, Gupte MD. Evaluation of National
Immunization Programme by 30 cluster survey method, Mendhasal Primary Health
Centre, Khurda district, Orissa, India 2003.
§
Saha S, Ramakrishnan R, Gupte
MD. Evaluation of
Kala azar (Visceral leishmaniasis) control programme in South 24 Parganas
district, West Bengal, India.
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Sen
TK, Das DK, Ramachandran V, Ramakrishnan R. Persistence of gaps in case
detection in the tuberculosis control programme in Gangetic West Bengal,
India, 2004.
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Chakma T, Ramachandran V, Sisodiya
R, Gupte MD. Health
profile of Madhya Pradesh and the National Health and Millennium Goals – an
assessment.
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Halder D, Murhekar MV, Gupte MD. Situation analysis of acute
diarrheal diseases.
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Roy
G, Manickam P, Gupte MD. Evaluation of the de facto surveillance system for
HIV infection at Shyampur I Block under Kamalpur Block Primary Health Centre,
District Haora, West Bengal.
§
Swain
SK, Rao TV. An outbreak of Hepatitis E Caused by a contaminated water supply
in Baripada, Orissa, India 2004.
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Sen TK, Sarkar K, Das D,
Ramachandran V, Gupte MD. Persistence of gaps in case detection in the tuberculosis control
program—North 24 Parganas district, West Bengal, India, 2004.
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Martolia
HCS. Outbreak of measles in Nai, a remote village of Uttaranchal, India,
December-2004.
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Chakma T, Ramachandran V, Gupte MD.
Iron supplementation
reduces anemia and improves performance among adolescent tribal girls in
central India.
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Biswas AK et al. Increased financial accessibility
and targeted education messages could increase the ownership and use of
bednets in Purulia district, West Bengal, India, 2005.
§
Halder
D. et al. A cholera outbreak in an urban slum, West Bengal, India: The
importance of washing utensils with clean water and the danger of
contaminated tube well water.
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Roy
G et al. Low prevalence of arsenicosis in Shyampur II block of West Bengal
could be due to successful implementation of mitigation programme, 2005.
§
Kaur
P et al. An outbreak of Chikungunya fever in Avadi, Thiruvallur district,
Tamil nadu, South India,2006.
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Lalmalsawma,
P et al. Vitamin A deficiency worsened despite supplementation among
pre-school children in rural Mizoram, North-eastern India, December 2004.
§
Panda
MB et al. Unsafe injection practices cause of injection abscess in two
villages of Bolangir district, Orissa,
India, 2006.
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Mehta
VK et al. Persistence of consumption of non-iodized salt in rural areas,
Solan District, Himachal Pradesh, India, 2005.
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Bhunia
R et al. Contaminated pipe-water was a probable cause cholera outbreak in a
semi-urban area in West Bengal, India.
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Saha,
S et al. An accumulation of visceral leishmaniasis cases in Chatrakhali,
Canning, West Bengal, India: Need to develop new case finding strategies.
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Saha,
S et al. Leishmaniasis is preventable in a highly endemic village of the
South 24 Parganas district, West Bengal, India.
§
Sen Tapas K et al. Limited access to iodized salt
among the poor and the disadvantaged in the “North 24 Parganas” District of
West Bengal, India, 2005.
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Swain
SK et al. Cholera caused by pirated connections on a rural water supply
pipeline system, Eastern India, 2003.
§ Das
A et al. Two sequential outbreaks in two villages illustrate the various
modes of transmission of cholera in Eastern India, 2005.
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Patnaik
B et al. Hepatitis among children Pada community, Dhenkanal district, Orissa,
India 2005.
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Debasis
R et al. Performance gaps in blindness prevention, Haora district, West
Bengal, India, 2006.
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Martolia
HCS et al. Drinking water is the sole factor associated with caries among
schoolchildren in Uttaranchal, at the foot of the Indian Himalayas.
§
Kaur
P et al. Increased prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors among male shift
workers in an industrial unit in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India,2005.
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Manickam
P et al. Chikungunya fever outbreak in Mallea village, Kadapa district,
Andhra Pradesh, India, 2006.
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Panda
M et al. Outbreak of Hepatitis A cases in village Bhalumunda of Bolangir
district, Orissa, India, 2006.
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Panda
M et al. Outbreak of Mumps cases in three adjacent villages of Bolangir
district, Orissa, India, 2006.
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Murhekar
MV et al. Medicines must be used rationally to manage Chikungunya patients,
Andhra Pradesh, India, 2006.
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Lalmalsawma
P et al. Prevalence of Vitamin A Deficiency Among Pre-School Children in a
Rural Area of Mizoram, North-East India,
December 2004.
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Jain
PK et al. High use rates of tobacco among adolescents in rural areas of the
Indian state of Uttaranchal, 2004-2005: The role of fathers.
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Ramachandran
V et al. Causes and Associated Determinants of Infant Mortality (IM) in
Tiruvannamalai District, Tamilnadu, India.
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Saha,
S et al. The danger of using dirty pond water for personal hygiene during a
cholera outbreak, Kachua, South 24 Parganas District, West Bengal, India,
2004.
§
Sen
TK. Better, homogeneous case detection is needed to control urban malaria in
Kolkata metropolis -West Bengal, India.
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Sisodiya
R et al. Unsafe water supply leading to an outbreak of gastro-enteritis in a
nursing students hostel -Indore , Madhya Pradesh, India,2006.
§ Sharma PK, Ramakrishnan R, Hutin
Y, Barui AK, Manickam P, Gupte MD. A
Case-Control Study To Identify Risk Factors for Typhoid in Darjeeling, West
Bengal, India, 2005–2006: Evidence for Practical Action.
§ Roy D, Murhekar MV, Hutin Y, Gupte
MD. Surveillance in the Public
Sector Captures Only a Small Fraction of Measles Cases in Howrah District,
West Bengal, India, 2005.
§ Panda M, Ramachandran V, Gupte
MD. A Fulminating Food Poisoning
Caused by Bacillus cereus in Village Kuhabaus of Bolangir District,
Orissa, India, 2006.
§ Bitragunta S, Murhekar MV, Hutin
Y, Prasad PP, Gupte MD. Persistence
of Diphtheria in Hyderabad, the Capital of Andhra Pradesh State, India:
Importance of Booster Doses.
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India
FETP Measles working group. The heterogeneity of measles epidemiology in
India: Comparing outbreaks from two states with different vaccine coverage.
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Mohapatra
PK et al. Increased breeding of Anopheles minimus in slow running streams during
an outbreak of malaria in North Lakhimpur, Assam, India.
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Mohapatra
PK et al. A therapeutic efficacy trial of sulphadoxine / pyrimethamine alone
and in combination with artesunate in uncomplicated falciparum malaria cases
in Miao area of Changlang, Indo-Myanmar border district, Arunachal Pradesh,
India.
§
Singh
B. et al. Hepatitis A outbreak due to contamination of drinking water supply,
Shimla city, Himachal Pradesh, India, 2006-07.
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De
S. et al. An outbreak of measles in Kantadih village, Purulia district, West
Bengal, India, 2007
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Maji
D et al. Malaria surveillance in Kolkata does not detect clusters and cannot
identify areas for targeted intervention-Kolkata, India, May-2007.
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Katti
R et al. Risk levels of vector indices for Dengue are poor surrogates for predicting
chikungunya outbreaks.
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Pramanik
T et al. High frequency of suicide among socio-economically disadvantaged
cultivators, Coochbehar, West Bengal, India, 1996-2005.
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Bitragunta
S et al. Evaluating the universal immunization programme in Hyderabad, India.
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Roy
D et al. Hospital based active surveillance of road traffic injuries and
deaths in the Howrah district, West Bengal, India 2006.
§
Swain
SK et al. Staphylococcal food poisoning caused by food handlers in a marriage
ceremony gathering in an Eastern State of India, June 2006.
§
Ramachandran
V et al. High prevalence of Iodine Deficiency Disorders (IDD) among rural
school children aged 6-12 years in coastal district of Tamilnadu, South
India, 2007.
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Ramachandran
V et al. Iron deficiency anemia is very high among rural school children aged
6-12 years in two districts of Tamil Nadu, South India, 2007.
§
Singh
B et al. Training needs hamper progress of Integrated Disease Surveillance
Project (IDSP) in Himachal Pradesh, India, during 2006.
§
De
S et al. Weak health education and lack of supervision challenge lymphatic
filariasis elimination in Purulia district, West Bengal, India, 2007.
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Sharma
PK et al. A multi-factorial outbreak of malaria in Darjeeling district,
India, 2005-2006.
§
Sharma
PK et al. Clean environment, personal protection and hygiene could contribute
to scrub typhus prevention in Darjeeling, West Bengal, India, 2005.
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Sharma
PK et al. Lack of access to public health care, shift towards unqualified
private providers and malaria deaths in Jalpaiguri district, West Bengal,
India, 2006.
§
Sharma
PK et al. Climatic factors and increasing malaria transmission in Kurseong,
Darjeeling district, West Bengal, India, 2000-2004.
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Rudra
S et al. A cholera outbreak in a village of West Bengal, India, 2006: The
danger of using ponds for soiled clothes disposal.
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Rudra
S et al. Poor knowledge of health
workers is an obstacle to leprosy deformity prevention in the South
24-Parganas district, West Bengal, India, 2006.
§
Das
PK et al. Unprotected well continue to cause cholera outbreaks in West
Bengal, India, 2006.
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Das
PK et al. Measles surveillance in Purulia, West Bengal, India suffers from
low sensitivity and failure to capture sporadic cases.
§
Das PK et al. Using surveillance data to
control malaria in Boudh district, Orissa,
India, 2006.
§
Mitra
S et al. Leaking drinking water pipeline led to diarrhea outbreak in
Barrackpur, North 24 Parganas, West Bengal, India 2007.
§
Ray
TK et al. Cutaneous anthrax outbreak in a village of West Bengal, India,
2007: The danger of unsafe handling of infected dead cow.
§
Chander
S et al. Success of Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme, District
kullu, Himachal Pradesh, India 2006-07.
§
Gupta
SN et al. An outbreak of Rubella in a hilly district of Chamba, Himachal Pradesh,
India, 2006.
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Bhunia
R et al. Poor data transmission limited outbreak detection in urban areas of
the North 24 Parganas district, India, 2006-2007.
§
Saha
S et al. Poor population screening, lack of vector control and limited bednet
coverage weakened the visceral leishmaniasis control programme in the South
24 Parganas District, West Bengal, India, 2005.
§
Saha
S et al. Contaminated Rural Pipe-Water supply System was a Probable Cause of
Cholera Outbreak in Jhawkhali village, North 24 Parganas district, West
Bengal, India, 2007.
§
Saha
S et al. Chikungunya fever outbreak in Ramchandrapur village, North
24-Parganas district, West Bengal, India, 2006.
§
Saha
S et al. Outbreak of measles in village Chandanvati, Bolangir district,
Orissa, India, 2007.
§
Chakma
T et al. Enhanced Malaria Control Programme (EMCP) reduces Malaria incidence
among tribal population in Mandla district, Madhya Pradesh.
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Chakma
T et al. Factors associated with high compliance during Iron Folic Acid (IFA)
supplementation in a tribal area of Madhya Pradesh.
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Chakma
T et al. Low immunization coverage in a tribal area of Madhya Pradesh, India
2005.
§
Panda
M et al. Prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors in a rural population,
Orissa, India using WHO STEPs surveillance.
§
Panda
M et al. A cluster of accidental organophosphorous poisoning cases due to
inhalation of pesticides in a village, Orissa, India, 2006: a public health
problem that calls for immediate, integrated and intense intersectoral
coordination.
§
Panda
M et al. Outbreak of measles in village Chandanvati, Bolangir district,
Orissa, India, 2007.
§
Sen
TK et al. Use of Geographical Information System (GIS) helped to control
dengue outbreak in Kolkata metropolitan city, West Bengal, India, 2005.
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Sen
TK et al. Epidemiological tool enabled Jalpaiguri district to detect and
predict malaria epidemic, West Bengal, India, 2007.
§
Halder
D et al. Low coverage of cataract surgical services in the South 24 Parganas
district, West Bengal, India.
§
Roy
G et al. Contaminated municipality-water was a probable cause for cholera
outbreak in an urban slum area in West Bengal, India, April 2007.
§
Pradhan
MM et al. An outbreak of falciparum malaria in a low transmission area of
Orissa, India, 2007.
§
Pradhan
MM et al. Using surveillance data to control malaria in Boudh district,
Orissa, India, 2006.
§
Mehta
VK et al. Better knowledge of symptoms and awareness about availability of
treatment could improve cancer management, in the Hamirpur district of
Himachal Pradesh, India 2005.
§
Das
A et al. Face mask use may prevent chickenpox among non immunized population,
Parikheda village, Orissa,
India 2006.
§
Lalmalsawma
P et al. Malnutrition remained prevalent among pre-school children in rural
Mizoram, North-East India, December 2004.
§
Das
KK et al. An outbreak of hepatitis A caused by contaminated well water from a
religious place in Dihapur, Orissa, India, 2006.
2008
Oral presentation
§ Roy TK. Cutaneous
Anthrax Outbreak In A Village Of West Bengal,
India, 2007:
The Danger Of Unsafe Handling Of Infected Cow Meat.
Poster presentation
§ Rudra S. Mothers
and health workers can influence adolescent girls with reproductive
tract infection for them to seek care in government facilities, South
24-Parganas, West Bengal, India, 2007.
§
Kumar
O et al. Consumption of contaminated water from a local water source - 'a
Bawri' leads to An Outbreak of Hepatitis A in a scarcely populated hilly
village, Sharair near Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, 2007.
§
Panda
M et al. A fatal waterborne outbreak of pesticide poisonings caused by
damaged pipelines, Sindhikela, Bolangir, Orissa, India, 2008.
§
Pradhan
MM et al. An outbreak of falciparum malaria in a low transmission area of
Orissa, India, 2007.
§
Ray
TK et al. Measles outbreak in a remote village of West Bengal, India, 2007.
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Sagolsem
Ibungochouba et al.An outbreak of scrub typhus in Bishnupur district, Manipur State, India, 2007.
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Bitragunta
S et al. Single dose of diphtheria tetanus (Td) vaccine is immunogenic among
school children in Hyderabad, India, 2007.
§
Sood
RK et al. Contaminated water from shallow Hand pump leads to Salmonella
Typhii outbreak inVillage Darnu, District Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, India:
2007.
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Bhunia
R et al. Danger of Drinking Contaminated Piped Water in a Municipality of
West Bengal, India, 2007.
§
Roy
G et al. Containment of two epidemiologically linked outbreaks of Chikungunya
Fever at two blocks of district Howrah, West Bengal, India, October and
November 2007.
§
Jain
P et al. First Time Investigated Cholera Outbreak in the Indian State of
Uttarakhand 2007: The Danger of Drinking Unprotected, Untreated Spring Water.
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Ray
TK et al. Cutaneous anthrax outbreak in a village of West Bengal, India,
2007: the danger of unsafe handling of infected cow meat.
§
Sagolsem
Ibungochouba et al. Treatment delays and low utilization of public health
sector among women with reproductive tract infections/sexually transmitted
infections -Imphal east district, Manipur, India, 2007.
§
Saha
TK et al. A food borne outbreak of gastro-enteritis in two villages in West
Bengal, India, 2007.
§
Bitragunta
S et al. Low immunity against diphtheria and tetanus among school children at
Hyderabad, India, 2006.
§
Sood
RK et al. Outbreak of Indian Tick typhus, Deol, District Kangra, India, April
-August 2007.
§
Banik
K et al. Safe blood' – is it really safe in North 24 Parganas, West Bengal,
India, 2007-08.
§
Bhunia
R et al. A Typhoid Fever Outbreak in a Urban Slum of West Bengal, India,
2007: Evidence Suggesting Food Borne Followed by Water Borne Transmission.
§
Chander
S et al. Conventional Iodised Salt Inadequate to meet Increased Iodine demand
during pregnancy –Need for Higher fortified Salt for Pregnant Women. A
Community Based Survey of pregnant women in Kullu town, Himachal Pradesh,
North India.
§
Das
PK et al. Inadequate antenatal care and lack of preplanning regarding place
of delivery results in poor institutional delivery in Purulia district, West
Bengal, India, 2007.
§
Das
PK et al. Accumulated susceptible population due to poor vaccine coverage
continues to cause measles outbreak in Purulia district, West Bengal, India,
2006.
§
De
S et al. Adequate prenatal care could prevent adverse outcome among mothers
suffering from toxemia in pregnancy in Purulia, West Bengal, India, 2007.
§
Maji
D et al. Improvement of physical facilities in health subcentres and
management skill of female health workers can better their performance in a
situation of multi-tasking – South and North-24 Parganas District, West
Bengal, India, 2007.
§
Maji
D et al. Limitations in vector control strategy failed the control of malaria
in Kolkata City– Kolkata, India,
May-2007.
§
Mitra
S et al. Factors associated with infant mortality in rural community of South
24 Parganas District, West Bengal, India, 2007.
§
Mitra
S et al. Leaking drinking water pipeline led to diarrhea outbreak in
Barrackpur, North 24 Parganas, West Bengal, India 2007.
§
Mohapatra
PK et al. Evaluation of chloroquine and sulphadoxine/pyrimethamine therapy in
uncomplicated falciparum malaria – North Lakhimpur district, Assam, India,
2006.
§
Mukherjee
R et al. Cholera outbreak occurred due to ill maintained age-old pipelines by
a municipality in an urban area - West Bengal, India, August 2007.
§
Mukherjee
R et al. Need for reorientation training in Oral Rehydration Therapy
Programme for health workers to reduce morbidity and mortality among <5
yrs. children in a district of West Bengal, India, 2008.
§
Ningombam
S et al. Prevalence and pattern of substance use among the higher secondary
school students of Imphal, Manipur, India, 2007.
§
Rajkumari
T et al. Prevalence of Overweight and Obesity among Government employees
working in Imphal West district, Manipur, India, 2007.
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