World Health Day 2021: COVID-19 has hit all countries hard, but its impact has been harshest on those communities which were already vulnerable, said WHO ...
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World Health Day
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World Health Day 2021: Celebrities remind their fans how important it is to stay healthy, both physically and mentally especially during the COVID-19 pandemic; ask to mask up and take all precautions ...
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According to experts, Universal Health Coverage requires adequate healthcare financing and human resources to provide financial protection to the underprivileged by covering their medicine, diagnostics, and service costs ...
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As the world celebrates the World Health Day, ministers and politicians took to social media to remind people about the COVID-19 preventive measures like wearing masks, maintaining hand hygiene, practicing social distancing, following government guidelines among others ...
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As the world marks April 7 as World Health Day 2021 with a theme ‘Building A Fairer, Healthier World for Everyone’, here’s a look at some of the health indicators and challenges facing India to fulfil its health for all goal ...
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Here’s a quick lowdown on the importance and theme for April 7, which is marked as World Health Day ...
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As the coronavirus continues to infect people, Dr. Monica Mahajan, Director, internal medicine at Max Healthcare recommends a few things that must be done in the pursuit of a healthy life ...
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With a rise in the number of patients suffering directly and indirectly from air pollution-related diseases in the last few years, doctors suggest that it is the high time the government and the people come together to end the woes of deteriorating air quality ...
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Every year, April 7 is observed as World Health Day with a theme. This year’s theme is Universal Health Coverage: everyone, everywhere ...
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Know how Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) education can decrease the disease burden from India and how the young guns can help our country become completely swachh ...
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Story of Sarfaraz from Varanasi who was suffering from chronic diarrhoea and how his life got changed after his school adopted hygiene curriculum ...
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The ragpickers, who form one of the largest informal sectors, are an essential link to India’s waste management cycle and yet the work they do lacks any health security, income or dignity ...
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