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Long Covid and Disability

Daniel Suarez Herandez*; Elena Pascual Roquet Jalmar; Carlos Diego Coll

    Long Covid is a condition caused by Covid-19 infection that can have disabling symptoms and affect a person's ability to work. A survey found that almost 1 in 5 adults with prior Covid-19 infection reported long Covid symptoms lasting four weeks or longer.


Challenging Social Norms and Strengthening Gender Parity: The Ambition of Inclusive India

Vandana Dabla*; Satabdi Kashyap; Shikha Sharma

    To assess the recent trends in changing Sex Ratio at Birth (SRB) in India and the policies to address gender imbalances. The challenge of gender disparity at birth through a skewed sex ratio is not uncommon in low-and-middle income countries.


A Low Middle-Income Community's Perceptions About PCMH: An Exploratory Study from Urban Pakistan

Sabeen Shah; Asra Qureshi; Rabia Jaffar; Shirin J Reshamwala; Yasmeen Noornabi; Rashida Ferrand; Judith Wylie-Rosett; Unab I Khan*

    In Pakistan, there is an urgent need to overhaul primary healthcare to improve access to affordable, high-quality services while balancing preventive care and treating episodic infections and chronic diseases. Patient-centered medical home model has been used to engage communities and provide context-relevant services.


"The AGE-RAGE Axis and its Crucial Role in Coronary Artery Disease- A New Era of Personalised Medicine"

Pradeep Kumar Dabla*

    Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide, posing significant challenges to healthcare systems and societies at large. The disease manifests as a result of atherosclerosis, a condition characterized by the formation of atherosclerotic plaques within the coronary arteries, impeding blood flow to the heart muscle which can lead to angina, myocardial infarction, and potentially life-threatening arrhythmias.


Virtual Reality: Medical Students' Thoughts & Perspectives on The Pandemic & Chaos: A Twin City Pakistani Survey

Sana Nadeem*; Shazia Inam; Uzma Hayat; Shazia Imran; Zarmina Saga

    The COVID-19 pandemic brought about drastic changes in the way we teach medical students. As the universities shut down to contain the pandemic, teachers and educationists were forced to contemplate upon ways and means to continue teaching our vast medical curriculum, while the students stayed at home, having their world turned entirely virtual.


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