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Community Medicine

The Heaviest Burden: Lessons Beyond Textbooks

  It was 2008, my third year as a resident in Community Medicine (PSM). Back then, the state governm...

“Looking beyond the patches: A Clinico-social perspective”

Introduction-An Identity Crisis During the Battle of Kurukshetra in the Mahabharata, witnessing numerous ...

“THE ROLE OF EVERY CITIZEN IN ACHIEVING HEALTH FOR ALL”

As Indians, we are very talented at giving advice, whether it’s about finances, lifestyle or health. So...

WISHFUL SERVING OF COMMUNITY

My journey as a community medicine doctor has been both rewarding and challenging, shaped by unique exper...

“Heart beat Heroes: Empowering Communities through Community CPR”

Introduction In moments of crisis, every second counts. “Heartbeat Heroes” is a community lif...

The Curious Case of a budding Community Physician

When a 20-something-year-old chooses a branch called ‘Community Medicine,’ they envision a research s...

Advocating for Community Medicine: why does it need to be more popular?

The hardest question I faced from my MBBS batchmates and juniors when I joined the postgraduate program i...

Community Medicine: Its teaching, assessment and thoughts on practice

Subject Definition:The subject of Community Medicine (also called Preventive & Social Medicine, Socia...

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