Policy Brief: United by Unique: Confronting Meghalaya’s Cancer Crisis on World Cancer Day. – February 2, 2025
Policy Brief: United by Unique: Confronting Meghalaya’s Cancer Crisis on World Cancer Day
Category: Articles
- United By Unique: Confronting Meghalaya’s Cancer On World Cancer Day. – 2 February 2025
- Community action for better health: The potential of Village Health Councils in Meghalaya – November 2024
- Factors influencing delayed cancer health seeking in Meghalaya, Northeast India: A qualitative study – 22 October 2024
- Improving Digital Health Information Systems and Data Use at Sub-Health Centers in Meghalaya – September 2024
- Community and health worker perspectives on malaria in Meghalaya, India: covering the last mile of eliminating by 2030 – 18 March 2024
- Patient and caregiver perspectives of select non-communicable diseases in India: A scoping review – 5 January 2024
- Teenage pregnancy – Can a child raise a child? – 21 October 2023
- A reflection on inadequate nutrition and unsupervised child care – 6 October 2023
- Spitting in the open: A public health nuisance: a special article by Firdaus Samad, an MPH student – 28 September 2023
- Disastrous road conditions taking a toll on our spine health – an insightful writeup by our MPH student – 25 September 2023
- One Health : a multifaceted problem that requires an integrated solution –03rd November 2022
- Scrub typhus- A common yet neglected disease in Meghalaya – 29 oct 2022
- Implementation and acceptance of government-sponsored malaria control interventions in Meghalaya, India – 23 June 2022
- Eliminating malaria: Is it within the reach of Meghalaya? – 25th Apr 2022
- Stakeholder meeting of Center for Study of Complex Malaria in India organised by IIPH Shillong – 1st November, 2021
- Evaluation of Meghalaya Health System organised by IIPH Shillong at Yojana Bhavan – 4th October, 2021
- Bachelor in Public Health announced by IIPH Shillong
- Our IIPH-Shillong faculty Dr Rajiv Sarkar interview with The North-East Today (Updated on July 3, 2021)
- Catch them young – Be open, save lives – by Mattimi Passah.
- Alarming rise in covid cases: is state prepared enough? (Apr 21, 2021)
- Vaccination only protection against COVID, experts say (Apr 21, 2021)
- Novel Corona virus Covid-19 infection: A pragmatic approach
- Covid-19 Bulletin
- Stages and life span of a pandemic: India and the world
- Testing for Covid-19 during stage 3
- Vaccines and medicines for COVID-19
- Effects of public health measures for COVID-19 Scenarios and strategy building for Meghalaya
- Science must drive the Covid-19 decision making
- TB remains top infectious killer worldwide
- Now is the time to prepare for the post-lockdown phase
- Meghalaya’s Covid strategy is on the right track
- What about the others? Has health care for other patients been compromised
- ‘Trajectory of pandemic in state one of the lowest in India’ Interview of Rajiv Sarkar and Eliza Dutta published by The Shillong Times
- National Cancer Awareness Day – Early detection for a safer life – By Fellicita Pohsnem and cancer research team.
Community and health worker perspectives on malaria in Meghalaya, India: covering the last mile of elimination by 2030
18 March 2024 Carinthia B. Nengnong, Mattimi Passah, Mark L. Wilson, Elisa Bellotti, Anne Kessler, Bibha R. Marak, Jane M. Carlton, Rajiv Sarkar & Sandra Albert details Abstract Background Malaria remains a public health problem in regions of Northeastern India because >> Read More …
Teenage pregnancy – Can a child raise a child?
October 21, 2023 By Arindam Biswas There is a time and place for everything. And teenage is not the time to get pregnant or be a parent. According to the National Family Health Survey 5 (NFH 5), 7.2% of all >> Read More …
A reflection on inadequate nutrition and unsupervised child care: a special article by Teresa Khyriem, an MPH student
A reflection on inadequate nutrition and unsupervised child care October 6, 2023 SPECIAL ARTICLE By Teresa Khyriem “If we could have but one generation of properly born, trained, educated and healthy children, a thousand other problems of government would vanish” >> Read More …
Spitting in the open: A public health nuisance: a special article by Firdaus Samad, an MPH student
Spitting in the open: A public health nuisance September 28, 2023 SPECIAL ARTICLE By Dr Firdaus Samad While a few groups and individuals in Shillong work at promoting cleanliness and perhaps actually consider it next to godliness, the actions of >> Read More …
Disastrous road conditions taking a toll on our spine health – an insightful writeup by our MPH student
SPECIAL ARTICLE By Dr. Th Cynthia M Fancon The decaying roads in Meghalaya have been an endless issue which seems to have no solution up till the present time. Roads which essentially provide connectivity to different parts of the state >> Read More …
National Cancer Awareness Day – Early detection for a safer life
By Fellicita Pohsnem and cancer research team.Indian Institute of Public Health-Shillong November 7th is observed as the National cancer awareness day. The day was announced as a National cancer awareness day in India in 2014 by the health minister Dr >> Read More …