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India’s cities, their non-communicable disease burden

The Hindu

This is the time for State-level action plans for NCD health care, which an emphasis on access to primary health care for marginalised communities and poor urban neighbourhoods

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A better name for “non-communicable diseases”

Mr. Epidemiology

In it, Drs Allen and Feigl make an interesting case for changing how we refer to non-communicable diseases The global health community does not spend much time on branding, which perhaps explains why existing classifications for the three largest groups of diseases are both outdated and counterproductive.

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Palau Developed Non-Communicable Disease Strategic Roadmap with PHIG Support

PHIG Partners

The Ministry of Health & Human Services - Republic of Palau hosted a Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) Progress Dissemination and Strategic Planning Workshop in April 2024 to guide the creation of an NCD strategic roadmap for 2025-2030.

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Should packaged food content be labelled? | Explained

The Hindu

Why have non-communicable diseases become so common in India? What does the report published by the Access to Nutrition Initiative state? How does a health star rating system work? Can front-of-pack labelling help?

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Debating the ‘healthy longevity initiative’

The Hindu

With non-communicable diseases in focus, a World Bank report proposes a healthy longevity initiative which takes a life course approach

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Epidemiologist/Investigator, NYC DOHMH Bureau of Communicable Diseases

The Cofounder

The New York City Department of Health/Mental Hygiene strongly encourages people to apply and contribute diversity in thought, racial identity, national origin, gender, age, religion, disability status, veteran status, and/or LGBTQI+ status to enhance the work of the DOHMH and promote the health of all New Yorkers.

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NGO’s community healthcare screening covers over 14,000 people in its first phase in Gurugram and Pune

The Hindu

People to People Health Foundation held camps to screen for non-communicable diseases and also conducted awareness drives, contributing to the National Programme for Non-Communicable Diseases, a press release said