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Climate Change Blamed As Thousands Die In Indian Heat
For the wealthy of India, the annual heatwave before the monsoon is inconvenient, especially when water stored in black tanks on the roof becomes too hot to use for a showe...
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After Polio, India Set To Win Battle Against Tetanus At Childbirth
A year after obtaining WHO certification for the elimination of polio, India is on the verge of crossing another milestone in public health. It has eliminated maternal and ...
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Maternal Mortality: Not Just A Human Rights Issue
Around the world, governments, non-governmental organizations and public health entities have made major strides in tackling some of the greatest health challenges facing c...
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India Performs Poorly In Sanitation And Water Accessibility
A global index finds no significant correlation between GDP and performance as China and India, the two fastest growing Asian economies, are nowhere in the top five categor...
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Rich Mom, Poor Mom: Growing Gap In Global Access To Maternal Health Care
Less than six miles separate the crowded public hospital in an industrial district where Emilie Kabala gave birth from the gleaming private clinic in the tree-lined suburb ...
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In Rural Gujarat, 60% Mothers Die Few Days After Delivery
Dahod resident Ganga (name changed) went to a private doctor when she suffered from breathlessness and giddiness in the ninth month of pregnancy. She was given medicines an...
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Accounting For 1 In 3 Maternal Deaths, Health Disparities Persist In South Asia
The state of maternal health in South Asia is difficult to assess. Although rates of maternal mortality are declining between 2 and 2.5 percent a year overall, the region&r...
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Striking “Black Gold” with Public Health Entertainment-Education
Listen: a village in Mozambique is being confronted with the arrival of a foreign mining company, causing the traditional and modern communities to clash and creating perso...
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Five Billion People Have No access to Surgery
Two-thirds of the world's population have no access to safe and affordable surgery, according to a new study in The Lancet - more than double the number in previous estimat...
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India: Food Safety Is A Must For Sustainable Development
Food safety is a theme having high priority and relevance among governments, civil society, the private sector and intergovernmental agencies across the globe. Changing con...
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