Editorial-Special Issue(Deepening of Disciplinary Content: Public Health in Post-Covid India)
The Deepening of Disciplinary Content: Public Health in Post-Covid India
Ritu Priya- Rameshwar N. K. Bamezai
Published 2023-09-02
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Priya, R., & N. K. Bamezai, R. (2023). The Deepening of Disciplinary Content: Public Health in Post-Covid India. DIALOGUE: Science, Scientists and Society, 4(.), 1–9. Retrieved from https://dialogue.ias.ac.in/index.php/dialogue/article/view/47
Abstract
We are amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the biggest public health event in a century that has caused illness in almost 180 million persons and loss of over 4 million lives worldwide, and disrupted the social and economic life of all societies. More such crises are predicted to occur in the coming decades, and there are massive pre-existing unaddressed public health needs in all countries. It is to be anticipated that in the post-COVID world there will be greater attention to the oft-neglected discipline of public health.
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