A Copenhagen Consensus panel, including Prof Prabhat Jha, outlines five key interventions with the greatest “bang for buck” to tackle chronic disease in developing countries.
Professors Prabhat Jha and Dean T. Jamison reflect on lessons from the US health-care model.
New study published in The Lancet finds a significant portion of cancer mortality in India is avoidable.
New CGHR study emphasizes the need for tobacco tax reform in India to improve tax administration, increase revenue, and save 69 million years of healthy life.
CGHR study investigates patterns of non-regular sex partners and use of female sex workers by Indian men for HIV prevention.
Study in the WHO Bulletin reveals new information about deaths in India from unintentional falls.
Study in The Lancet finds that selective abortion of girls in India has drastically increased. Press materials available.
Infectious disease mortality in older children aged 5-14 now published in PLoS One.
India is believed to have more snakebites than any other country in the world.
Capturing the context of maternal deaths from supplementary narratives in verbal autopsy.