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India accounts for the highest number of incident tuberculosis (TB) cases globally. Hence, to
impact the TB incidence world over, there is an urgent need to address and accelerate TB …

Cancer services in India have evolved and expanded significantly in recent years, with a
surge in the availability of biomedical oncological treatment facilities for certain cohorts of …

Abstract Background In Bangladesh, widespread dissatisfaction with government health
services did not improve during the Health and Population Sector Programme (HPSP) …

This research paper attempts to collate literature from various sources, in an attempt to
answer three pertinent questions related to healthcare in India. Firstly, what is it meant by †…

In India, around 70% of health care services are offered by the private sector. National
strategic plan (NSP) has emphasized private sector engagement to TB program. Public …

This paper examines the growth and regional spread of medical education in India,
particularly in the private sector. An important feature of the considerable growth of medical …

Increasing the participation of the private health sector in the AIDS response could help to
achieve universal access to comprehensive HIV prevention, treatment, care and support. Yet …

India's healthcare system is witnessing increased medical inflation, which is outpacing per
capita Gross Domestic Product growth. With increased lifestyle diseases and, most recently …

The article is an integral part of a comprehensive comparative empirical study on corruption
in the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa). The article begins …