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Driving into Diabetes: Risk Assessment among Interstate Truck Drivers in West Bengal.
Indian J Occup Environ MedJaiswal AA, Paul B, Bandyopadhyay L.
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Arsenic Poisoning in West Bengal
Science, 1996Letters from: [ Deba P. Saha ][1] [ Kunnath S. Subramanian ][1] In the article “India's spreading health crisis draws global arsenic experts” by Pallava Bagla and Jocelyn Kaiser (News & Comment, [11 Oct., p. 174][2]), there is no mention of Kshitish C.
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Chikungunya in West Bengal, India
Tropical Doctor, 2009Fever of unknown origin broke out in several districts of West Bengal, from August 2007 to December 2007. The cases were suffering from high fever, severe joint pain lasting for several weeks after clinical cure and appearance of skin rashes. Patients’ sera were collected at least five days after fever and were analyzed to detect specific IgM ...
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Epidemic Koro in West Bengal, India
International Journal of Social Psychiatry, 1983The present study draws attention to the recent sudden outbreak of Koro in epidemic form in the rural areas of West Bengal, India. The details of three such cases are reported.
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INDIA'S INDUSTRIAL DILEMMAS IN WEST BENGAL
Asian Survey, 2001Industrial development in the Indian state of West Bengal is of interest from at least three different perspectives that all have important theoretical and policy-oriented implications. The first perspective derives from the fact that this particular state has been ruled for more than 20 years by a political party claiming a Marxist allegiance, the ...
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Geographia medica, 1986
Inspite of the various curative and preventive measures the control of tuberculosis has not been effective. Today it persists as an endemic disease in many parts of India. The present study aims to map the spatial distribution of tuberculosis in West Bengal and to evaluate the spatial change over time between 1960 to 1980. The mortality data for the 16
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Inspite of the various curative and preventive measures the control of tuberculosis has not been effective. Today it persists as an endemic disease in many parts of India. The present study aims to map the spatial distribution of tuberculosis in West Bengal and to evaluate the spatial change over time between 1960 to 1980. The mortality data for the 16
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Infectious disease in an era of global change
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2021Rachel E Baker +2 more
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