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A Cross Sectional Study on Acceptability and Safety of IUCD among Postpartum Mothers at Tertiary Care Hospital, Telangana LC01-LC04
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Determination of Prevalence of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus by Screening Tests using a Mathematical Formula in Place of Invasive Blood Tests LC05-LC09
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Application of WHO ‘Near-Miss’ Tool Indicates Good Quality of Maternal Care in Rural Healthcare Setting in Uttarakhand, Northern India LC10-LC13
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Mobile Phone Usage and its Health Effects Among Adults in a Semi-Urban Area of Southern India LC14-LC16
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Prevalence of Anaemia among Postnatal Mothers in Coastal Karnataka LC17-LC20
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Safe Injection Practices in Primary Health Care Settings of Naxalbari Block, Darjeeling District, West Bengal LC21-LC24
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