India's Triumph Over Kala-azar and Trachoma: A Beacon of Hope for Public Health
2 months, 2 weeks ago

India's Triumph Over Kala-azar and Trachoma: A Beacon of Hope for Public Health

The Hindu  

India's remarkable achievement in eradicating or controlling kala-azar and trachoma is a testament to the power of public health interventions and the commitment of the country to public health. The success of these diseases underscores the importance of sustained surveillance and commitment to achieving elimination or eradication status. The country's dedication to public health has resulted in a significant reduction in the number of cases and deaths, and the achievement of WHO certification is a testament to the country's commitment to maintaining this progress. However, the fight against these diseases is not over, and the country must remain vigilant and continue to invest in research and development to find better cures and vaccines. The celebration of this milestone is a reminder of the importance of collective efforts in achieving a healthier future.

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India's Triumph Against Trachoma: A Milestone in Public Health History
2 months, 2 weeks ago

India's Triumph Against Trachoma: A Milestone in Public Health History

The Hindu  

India achieves a major public health milestone by eliminating trachoma as a disease. The disease, which was highly endemic in the country, has been successfully eradicated as a public health threat. This achievement is a testament to the dedication and perseverance of public health workers who have worked tirelessly to combat trachoma.

WHO to soon declare India trachoma-free: AIIMS
1 year, 10 months ago

WHO to soon declare India trachoma-free: AIIMS

Live Mint  

In a bid to enable the World Health Organization declare India free of trachoma, a disease which causes blindness, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences has in collaboration with the global health body initiated a study to determine existing trachoma cases in Northern India. Other countries in the Asia-Pacific region have themselves declared trachoma free today and India is …

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