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The Names We Use to Describe Our Diseases – A Story From Colonial India

Sergio Infante 02/08/2020

In the autumn of 1817, a mysterious intestinal disease...

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Vaccines Have Always Encountered Resistance Before Wide Acceptance

Anikendra Sen 20/06/2020

Nationalism, 'self-reliance' and fear of foreign 'machinations' have added...

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When Climate Change and the Pandemic Collide, a Third Beast Is Born

T.V. Padma 30/05/2020

It's not just two things happening at once. It's...

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Pay Attention to What the Hands Do All Day

Sumi Krishna 17/05/2020

'The legacy of cholera demonstrates how basic science –...

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The Public Sector Is Crucial for Self-Reliance in Vaccines and Public Health

Y. Madhavi 29/04/2020

It's time to stop thinking that investing to modernise...

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Bengaluru: After Multiple Cases of Cholera, Authorities Look for Water Contamination

The Wire Staff 10/03/2020

Hospitals are also reporting that numerous patients have cholera-like...

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The World’s Waters Are Rising – but by How Much, and Where?

Sarah Iqbal 13/11/2019

Countries that are more vulnerable to vagaries of the...