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Education Minister commends UCC's best medical student - Vimarsana News

Education Minister commends UCC's best medical student

Education minister Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum has commended Dr Nathaniel Nii Antiaye Codjoe for emerging as the best-graduating student at the School of Medical Sciences, University of Cape Coast. In an interaction with the award winner who called on him at his office in Accra on Wednesday, Dr Adutwum said…

Study: Tanzania herbal medicine bias caused Covid response delay - Vimarsana News

Study: Tanzania herbal medicine bias caused Covid response delay

Researchers said opposing political leadership to Covid-19 had an influence on Tanzania's attitudes on vaccine acceptance and uptake.

Mission Harm Reduction: Medical Fraternity Shares Innovative Approaches to Save Lives - Vimarsana News

Mission Harm Reduction: Medical Fraternity Shares Innovative Approaches to Save Lives

He mentioned a recent meta-analysis of 78 different studies, including 40 randomized controlled trials RCTs, which found high certainty evidence that non-combustible alternatives to smoking can double the quit rate.Prof Dr. Nimesh G Desai, Senior Psychiatrist Public Health Professional Former Director, Institute of Human Behavior and Allied Sciences, and a renowned psychiatrist with 40 years of experience in tracking substance use, highlighted the importance of harm reduction approaches in addressing substance abuse and addiction.

Mission Harm Reduction: Medical fraternity shares innovative approaches to save lives - Vimarsana News

Mission Harm Reduction: Medical fraternity shares innovative approaches to save lives

On the occasion of World Health Day 2023, it is appropriate to revisit India's commitment to a 25 per cent relative reduction in tobacco use by 2025. According to the latest WHO trends report, it is among the 60 nations likely to achieve this target. Despite stringent tobacco control policies by the Government, the use of harmful tobacco products remains high at 267 million with 42 per cent of men and 12 per cent of women using tobacco in some form. Further, India has the second-lowest quit rate among the 30 developing nations surveyed. In a recent event organized by ET Edge, A Times Group...

Mission Harm Reduction Medical Fraternity Shares Innovative Approaches to Save Lives - Vimarsana News

Mission Harm Reduction Medical Fraternity Shares Innovative Approaches to Save Lives

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