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AIDS warrior who lost Covid battle

DR Smarajit Jana, who took the lead in unionising sex workers of Kolkata’s largest red light area, Sonagachi, began his professional career not as a trade unionist but as an epidemiologist. In

A bold new chapter begins for Hopkins and India

A bold new chapter begins for Hopkins and India The Johns Hopkins India Institute leverages 90 years of groundbreaking work in the South Asian country to tackle health, education, and economic challenges worldwide By Rich Shea / Published April 26, 2021 In 2004, Amita Gupta, then a Hopkins infectious diseases fellow, was conducting research in a crowded clinic in Pune, a sprawling city in western India roughly 90 miles south of Mumbai. A second-generation Indian American, Gupta spent many childhood vacations in various parts of the country, visiting with extended family. This time, though, she was focused on finding ways to surmount a huge challenge: the transmission, via breastfeeding, of HIV from mothers to their babies. Then, unexpectedly, another issue came to Gupta s attention.

Timing and geography of COVID-19 spike in Bengal point to elections: Experts

Central teams to assess situation, recommend measures to contain COVID spread