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What are the main differences between communicable and non‐communicable disease?

Introduction Diseases are broadly classified into communicable and non-communicable diseases based on their cause and mode of transmission. Understanding the differences between these two types of diseases is essential for planning appropriate health interventions, especially in rural areas where awareness and healthcare access are limited. Communicable Diseases These are diseases caused by infectious agents such […]

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Discuss the present challenges which rural health sector are facing.

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Introduction India’s rural health sector plays a crucial role in ensuring basic health services for over 65% of the country’s population. Despite several efforts by the government, the sector continues to face multiple challenges, ranging from infrastructure gaps to shortage of health professionals. These issues hinder the delivery of quality and accessible healthcare in villages.

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Analyze various components of Indigenous health services.

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Introduction Indigenous health services in India refer to traditional and locally rooted systems of medicine and healing practices that have existed for centuries. These include Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, Sowa-Rigpa, and Homeopathy—collectively promoted under the AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy) system. Indigenous health services play a vital role in providing accessible

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Discuss the development of public health in India.

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Introduction Public health in India has seen significant development since independence. The primary goal has been to improve the overall health status of the population, especially in rural areas, by focusing on preventive and promotive health care. Over time, India’s public health system has evolved through several phases, shaped by national policies, global health movements,

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Explain the evolution of the National Health Policy of India.

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Introduction The National Health Policy (NHP) of India outlines the vision and strategic direction for achieving better health outcomes. Over the years, the policy has evolved to address the emerging health challenges and needs of the Indian population, especially in rural areas. This evolution reflects the country’s socio-economic development, demographic transition, disease burden, and international

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