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Journal of Neurology, 1974
This is a brief review of the commoner neurological disorders encountered in India. Although large sections of the population subsist on borderline diets, nutritional deficiencies of the nervous system are not commonly seen, except pellagra in Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh, where the diet of maize and millet respectively has a high leucine content.
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This is a brief review of the commoner neurological disorders encountered in India. Although large sections of the population subsist on borderline diets, nutritional deficiencies of the nervous system are not commonly seen, except pellagra in Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh, where the diet of maize and millet respectively has a high leucine content.
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Clinical Infectious Diseases, 1983
Measles is an important cause of morbidity and mortality among the children of India. In spite of this it is not considered a serious problem by the health authorities. Practically no cases are reported, and only those children with significant complications are hospitalized. Thus hospital records do not reflect the magnitude of the problem.
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Measles is an important cause of morbidity and mortality among the children of India. In spite of this it is not considered a serious problem by the health authorities. Practically no cases are reported, and only those children with significant complications are hospitalized. Thus hospital records do not reflect the magnitude of the problem.
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Nature, 2005
What's a company to do when it needs faster, cheaper new drugs and chemists are hard to find? Look for a source of bright graduates with low living costs, where legal changes have pushed firms to seek work, and you're there, says Emma Marris.
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What's a company to do when it needs faster, cheaper new drugs and chemists are hard to find? Look for a source of bright graduates with low living costs, where legal changes have pushed firms to seek work, and you're there, says Emma Marris.
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International Journal of Dermatology, 1999
Abstract Background Four patients with chromoblastomycosis are presented. An additional 30 infected Indian patients are reviewed. Results These 34 patients ranged in age from 12 to 80 years with a male to female ratio of 5.8 : 1. Onset before the age of 20 years was seen in 24% of cases which was comparatively high. Culture was positive in 72% of cases
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Abstract Background Four patients with chromoblastomycosis are presented. An additional 30 infected Indian patients are reviewed. Results These 34 patients ranged in age from 12 to 80 years with a male to female ratio of 5.8 : 1. Onset before the age of 20 years was seen in 24% of cases which was comparatively high. Culture was positive in 72% of cases
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BMJ, 1946
Service, a Service which has done so much for public health in India. Our lecturer, Sir John Megaw, was a very well known member of that Service. Although Sir John really needs no introduction to most of you, perhaps I may be permitted to remind you that he was for several years the Director, I believe the first Director, of the Tropical School of ...
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Service, a Service which has done so much for public health in India. Our lecturer, Sir John Megaw, was a very well known member of that Service. Although Sir John really needs no introduction to most of you, perhaps I may be permitted to remind you that he was for several years the Director, I believe the first Director, of the Tropical School of ...
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Nature Medicine, 1995
Outbreaks of plague in India should stir the country (and the world) to a new awakening of the importance of resurgent and emerging ...
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Outbreaks of plague in India should stir the country (and the world) to a new awakening of the importance of resurgent and emerging ...
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Journal of Toxicology: Clinical Toxicology, 1987
Consumption of the hepatotoxin arsenic is very common in certain geographical areas of India and occurs as a result of the intake of arsenic contaminated water, vegetables, adultered opium, ayurvedic and indigenous medicines, and "home made brew". Arsenic levels were estimated in livers obtained after autopsy from patients of idiopathic cirrhosis ...
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Consumption of the hepatotoxin arsenic is very common in certain geographical areas of India and occurs as a result of the intake of arsenic contaminated water, vegetables, adultered opium, ayurvedic and indigenous medicines, and "home made brew". Arsenic levels were estimated in livers obtained after autopsy from patients of idiopathic cirrhosis ...
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