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The Health Agenda is a scientific, multidisciplinary, open access health journal. The online journal publishes double blind, peer-reviewed articles quarterly. The journal is available online for FREE to all readers and No pre-registration is required and there are no ‘logins’ and ‘passwords’. The Health Agenda publishes articles covering all fields of medical science including medical education. The types of article accepted include editorials, original research articles, review articles, case reports, and letters to the editor. The journal strongly encourages research carried out within Indian sub-continent and other Asian countries. The journal follows stringent guidelines to select the manuscripts on the basis of its originality, importance, and scientific conclusions.
The Health Agenda 2013 July; Volume 1, Issue 3
Http://www.healthagenda.net/articles/vol-13-july-2013/
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The integration of research component into undergraduate (UG) medical curriculum in India is still an issue that has not received much attention. Medical educators in the west have generally favoured this with most of the medical schools maintaining it as curriculum requirement. In India, the....
Maternal health is an area of prime concern in India. National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) has fast forwarded the progress in improving maternal health through initiatives like promoting institutional deliveries and improving access to reproductive health services etc. However, glaring....
Background: Swine flu/Novel H1N1 influenza Pandemic was in Phase 6 in June 2009. Success of mitigation would depend on compliance of the community particularly to non-pharmacological interventions which in turn would be dependent on the familiarity regarding prevention and control of flu....
Introduction: Misconceptions and inadequate knowledge remains significant barrier towards prevention and control of diabetes in developing countries. Epidemiological shift of diabetes towards children makes mothers potential agents for any drive that targets diabetes. Objective: To assess....
Context: CTS is commonest entrapment neuropathy in upper limbs. Prevalence of median neuropathy at wrist in diabetes mellitus (DM) is affected by certain non-modifiable risk factors like age, sex, duration of diabetes, body mass index etc. Objectives: To assess association of age, gender and....
Background: Even with enhanced efforts to increase institutional births in India, an alarming number of deliveries are still being carried out at homes. Most of these home deliveries are carried out by traditional birth attendants (TBAs). In such situations, practices and perceptions of the TBAs....
Supernumerary teeth are those which occur in excess of the usual number of teeth. Occurrence of single supernumerary tooth is very common. Development of multiple supernumerary teeth is relatively uncommon. Multiple supernumerary teeth most frequently develop in mandibular premolar region.....
Symptoms suggestive of a lower genital tract infection (LGTI) are common complaints in women who consult gynaecologists. Inflammation of the endocervix (cervicitis) is usually found in those cases, when vaginal speculum examination is being done. Cervicitis is commonly seen in women during their....
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