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Discover Public HealthPurpose This study investigates the intertwined demographic and epidemiological transitions across Asia’s five regions and empirically examines the association of demographic shifts on the epidemiological transition across 44 Asian nations.
Sumit Oberoi +3 more
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WHO Regional Committee for South-East Asia, 66th session
, 2014 The Regional Committee for South-East Asia is WHO's decision-making body in the South-East Asia Region. It meets in September every year to review progress and regional implications of the World Health Assembly resolutions, with representation from all ...
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, 2012 Dog bites are the primary source of human infection in rabies-endemic countries and account for 96% of rabies cases in the South-East Asia Region. Elimination of human rabies is dependent on elimination of dog rabies.
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Strategic framework for the comprehensive control of cancer cervix in South-East Asia Region
, 2015 With the objective of supporting Member-States to develop or strengthen their national cervical cancer control programmes-through the judicious use of primary prevention (human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination) and secondary prevention (cervical cancer ...
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HIV/AIDS in the South-East Asia Region : March 2007
, 2007 This report presents HIV surveillance and programme monitoring data from Member Countries of the WHO South-East Asia Region. The latest data available from each country are used to describe the scale, diversity and evolution of the HIV epidemic.
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Health situation in the South-East Asia Region, 2001-2007
, 2008 The health situation in Member States of WHO's South-East Asia Region varies within and across countries. The Region accounts for around 25% of the world population yet it incurs 30% of the global disease burden.
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Heat literacy and adaptation among semi-rural community in Malaysia
The Lancet Planetary HealthBackground: Heatwaves present health risks globally but there is limited evidence on how temperature perceptions affect activities. This study aimed to examine community perceptions of heat as a potential health hazard and ascertain the current heat ...
Syahrul Nellis, PhD +6 more
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ESCAP Subregional Office for South-East Asia Newsletter. December 2023
, 2023 UN.ESCAP +1 more
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, 2013 Communicable diseases remain an important cause of morbidity and mortality, which require constant updating of knowledge and evidence through research. To fill in these knowledge gaps, the South-East Asia Regional Office/Research and Training in Tropical
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