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1 in in the Philippines; ciprofloxacin 0.3% in India).

2 ory ICU of a tertiary care hospital in North India.

3 den of endemic cryptosporidiosis in southern India.

4 ive SO2 control in China and lack thereof in India.

5 genotypes circulating in Southeast Asia and India.

6 tions and variations for wheat production in India.

7 is an attractive option to combat anemia in India.

8 heat stress increases in rapidly urbanizing India.

9 es of the HIV epidemic among MSM and PWID in India.

10 s profile of fats & oil commonly consumed in India.

11 led trial in two public hospitals in Nagpur, India.

12 r (CHIK) is a major public health concern in India.

13 he aquifers in western and southern parts of India.

14 s a major public health concern in China and India.

15 known about the clinical profile of ILDs in India.

16 c Intervention Study (PURSE-HIS) in Chennai, India.

17 from 10 sites within Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, India.

18 reme rain events is on the rise over central India.

19 emic disorder, is a public health concern in India.

20 availability of freshwater for irrigation in India.

21 itals in the southern state of Tamil Nadu in India.

22 1,539) of Medak District in Telangana State, India.

23 ears from ten primary health centres in Goa, India.

24 t, the place of their original settlement in India.

25 pression in peri-urban and rural settings in India.

26 among patients with acute febrile illness in India.

27 30% of the world's stunted children live in India.

28 e depression in routine primary care in Goa, India.

29 United States of America (U.S.), China, and India.

30 ratories, together representing 11 states in India.

31 s using verbal autopsy at the state level in India.

32 ough the National Mental Health Programme in India.

33 n the Amravati district in Vidarbha, central India.

34 zation and increased CVD prevalence in urban India.

35 easurements in western and southern parts of India.

36 cysts in moderate to large corneal ulcers in India.

37 mate PM2.5 population exposure in New Delhi, India.

38 ctivity of hulless barley cultivars grown in India.

39 tly protective against MSD in Mozambique and India.

40 Chinese mainland and 1% of the population of India.

41 eptibility in the selected cohort from South India.

42 temperatures only noticeable over northwest India.

43 deaths and 15% of maternal deaths happen in India.

44 ween climate and flea population dynamics in India.

45 ssium content of processed packaged foods in India.

46 o urban and three rural sites in Tamil Nadu, India.

47 even further afield, into Iran, Pakistan and India.

48 her case-finding approaches commonly used in India.

49 ng water for people living in rural areas of India.

50 clusters in six districts of Uttar Pradesh, India.

51 from the Core Monsoon Zone (CMZ) to eastern India.

52 endees with harmful drinking in a setting in India.

53 ide, and constituted 65% of infant deaths in India.

54 ons within a vast mangrove system in Kerala, India.

55 spital sites of the Aravind Eye Care System, India.

56 eproductive health services subnationally in India.

57 mong children younger than 5 years of age in India.

58 ractions with crop production, especially in India.

59 health for its role in polio elimination in India.

60 ococci antimicrobial resistance patterns, in India.

61 sion from ten primary health centres in Goa, India.

62 ar impact in humans, especially in China and India.

63 ed, marginalized, and at-risk communities in India.

64 n and periurban areas surrounding Bangalore, India.

65 Madurai districts of Tamil Nadu in Southern India.

66 ith CD4bs and N332 glycan specificities from India.

67 study are representative of data for most of India.

68 large wheat producing areas in Pakistan and India.

69 al and nongovernmental organizations here in India.

70 coresiding adults across diverse settings in India.

71 lts update resistance status of B. tabaci in India.

72 adjoining districts of Jharkhand and Odisha, India.

73 01 and 2012 in rural India (2 trials), urban India (1 trial), rural Bangladesh (2 trials), rural Nepa

74 at took place between 2001 and 2012 in rural India (2 trials), urban India (1 trial), rural Banglades

75 ng cough in U.S. (2012), dengue outbreaks in India (2013) and China (2014).

76 ality was 16.5%: highest in Africa (34%) and India (23%), intermediate in southeast Asia (15%), and l

77 In India, 33 million people now live in areas with substan

78 conducted at two tertiary care institutes in India, 370 patients with cirrhosis and bouts of OHE were

79 a 65% compared to the US 45%, Ghana 36%; and India 38%.

80 lose >5% of their dietary protein, including India (5.3%).

81 e countries (108 of 115 communities), 76% in India (68 of 90), 71% in upper-middle-income countries (

82 12.4% (95% prediction interval 9.4-16.2) in India, 8.9% (4.5-11.7) in the Philippines, 32.5% (27.0-3

83 g 8.9% (95% prediction interval 5.1-12.9) in India, 9.0% (4.0-14.7) in the Philippines, 9.0% (4.8-14.

84 nes (95% CI, 0.90-2.36; P = .13) and 1.70 in India (95% CI, 0.73-3.94; P = .22).

85 controlling the regional AA and LU change in India, a reduction in further warming over India region

86 uality and diarrhea data from Hubli-Dharwad, India-a city with an intermittent piped water supply exh

87 ies for treating blood pressure in China and India: a treat-to-target (TTT) strategy emphasizing lowe

88 t 30 y is responsible for 59,300 suicides in India, accounting for 6.8% of the total upward trend.

89 Nine hundred healthy children in Vellore, India, aged 1-4 years were randomized (1:1:1) to receive

90 thirds are exported by Pakistan, the USA and India alone.

91 In India, an additional 53 million people may become at ris

92 d 253 270 treatment regimens sold throughout India and 14 092 in Kerala in 2013 to 2014.

93 This multicenter (India and Africa), comparative, parallel-group trial enr

94 India and China need to invest in increasing demand for

95 tions have been reported from South America, India and Eritrea.

96 -year-old children (N = 96) across cultures (India and Germany).

97 lineage (IOL) caused sustained epidemics in India and has radiated to many other countries.

98 vated regions such as North America, Europe, India and intensively cultivated areas in Africa, such a

99 for clade C, which is the most prevalent in India and many other countries.

100 Results: A total of 2133 patients in India and Nepal with smear-positive ulcers were screened

101 randomized clinical trial, was conducted in India and Nepal, with 2133 individuals screened for incl

102 All patients in this study were enrolled in India and Nepal; therefore, it is possible that organism

103 on both the 2 m surface air temperature over India and on the sea surface temperature over the tropic

104 sm spectrum disorder in south Asia (PASS) in India and Pakistan.

105 essive expansion of tuberculosis services in India and South Africa could lessen, although not elimin

106 essive expansion of tuberculosis services in India and South Africa from 2016 to 2035, in line with t

107 In India and South Africa, improvements in treatment for dr

108 ource-limited countries (three sites each in India and South Africa, two each in Malawi and Peru, and

109 and semi-arid regions of sub-Saharan Africa, India and South Asia.

110 g the first decades, but in 2014-2015 China, India and South Korea ranked 1st, 3rd and 4th respective

111 e from two key irrigated spring wheat areas (India and Sudan) and applied to all irrigated spring whe

112 itional patient who had been hospitalized in India and was probably the initial carrier.

113 -39) were sampled from 107 sampling sites in India and were evaluated for their fatty acid profile.

114 Tuberculosis burden estimates in India and worldwide require revision.

115 Assam tea which have likely originated from India and/or Sri Lanka.

116 high in certain parts of the world, such as India, and although this has been linked to low birth we

117 linic in South Africa, a public TB center in India, and an adult primary care setting in China.

118 ntrolled trial, pregnant women in Bangalore, India, and Bangkok, Thailand, were randomly assigned (1:

119 Abatement in China, India, and Bangladesh contributes to the largest reducti

120 developing nations (e.g., China, Indonesia, India, and Brazil) during this period.

121 there have been claims of smallpox in Egypt, India, and China dating back millennia [1-4], the timesc

122 morbidity with HIV in Kenya, tuberculosis in India, and depression in South Africa.

123 r treated at Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai, India, and enrolled in the study between Sept 12, 2010,

124 Emissions reductions in China, India, and Ethiopia contribute to the largest global sur

125 ited at birth in semiurban slums in Vellore, India, and followed for 3 years with twice-weekly home v

126 n can be strongly justified in much of rural India, and is of potential use in other similar settings

127 from the United States, the United Kingdom, India, and Israel support this model.

128 This study lacked cohorts from Africa, India, and mainland China.

129 veillance integration in 3 countries (Nepal, India, and Nigeria) and proposes that resources continue

130 s that these conditions are having in China, India, and other low-income and middle-income countries.

131 For India, and particularly for China, full scale-up of all

132 ugh country examples from Mozambique, Kenya, India, and South Africa.

133 trategies to achieve these targets in China, India, and South Africa.

134 In India, antimicrobial consumption is high, yet systematic

135 tes and emerging economies such as China and India are examined.

136 atellite observations to show that China and India are on opposite trajectories for sulfurous polluti

137 Data for India are presented separately because it has a large ge

138 eral populations in present-day Pakistan and India are thought to be the descendants of such slaves,

139 using bauxites from Guinea, Ghana, U.S., and India as single-use batch dispersive media demonstrated

140 formation of the Tibetan plateau during the India-Asia collision remains an outstanding issue.

141 osphere deformation and structures along the India-Asia collision zone are primarily controlled by th

142 vation of the southern Tibetan Plateau after India-Asia collision.

143 h, it is imperative that with INAP in place, India aspires to document stillbirths in a systematic an

144 trongly depended on the location of mainland India (Australia), associated with northward plate motio

145 egions with high reduction potential include India, Bangladesh, western Europe, China, several countr

146 lution of CaCO3, present in trace amounts in India bauxite, significantly hindered fluoride removal b

147 ount for half a billion residents of central India because of a decline in the total rainfall and a c

148 n high-yielding environments (e.g., northern India) because these environments contribute more to nat

149 uate Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow, India, between July, 2010, and May, 2015.

150 g via 'Project Prakash' on children in rural India born with treatable blindness.

151 re, we find growth has been overestimated in India but likely due to ruminant and waste sectors.India

152 grants from Persia brought Zoroastrianism to India, but there is debate over the timing of these migr

153 To characterize new-onset ILDs in India by creating a prospective ILD using multidisciplin

154 a highly populated and growing economy like India can benefit from knowledge about the effect of eco

155 agricultural landscape of North and Central India can reinforce heat extremes under dry conditions.

156 ne, Shanchol (Shantha Biotechnics, Hydrabad, India), can protect against the disease for up to 5 year

157 Plateau (SWTP) and that over central-eastern India (CEI), which exists despite the separation of thes

158 likely to also exacerbate eutrophication in India, China, and Southeast Asia.

159 ight countries (South Africa, Uganda, Kenya, India, China, Georgia, Belarus, and Brazil).

160 environmental conditions in the Philippines, India, China, Japan and Italy.

161 The Deccan Traps in west-central India constitute one of Earth's largest continental floo

162 C above PI, Karachi (Pakistan) and Kolkata (India) could expect conditions equivalent to their deadl

163 local groups sometime after their arrival in India, dating this mixture to 690-1390 CE and providing

164 dies (in three of the five countries studied-India, Denmark, and the USA) showed sales restrictions w

165 t studies of restrictions in five countries- India, Denmark, Ireland, the UK and the USA).

166 emistry appears singularly lagging behind in India despite the commendable growth it had shown in the

167 gh burden of undernutrition in rural eastern India did not significantly increase children's length.

168 project the emergence of drug resistance in India due to incorrect tuberculosis management practices

169 widespread extreme rain events over central India during 1950-2015.

170 nces and affect areas from western Africa to India during outbreak periods.

171 As is true in many regions, India experiences surface Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect

172 The overall population growth in India explains a greater proportion of the increase in m

173 India faced a major heat wave during the summer of 2015.

174 monitis was the most common new-onset ILD in India, followed by CTD-ILD and idiopathic pulmonary fibr

175 nning for 29 states and union territories in India from 1990 to 2030.

176 al, and substance use disorders in China and India from the Global Burden of Disease study 2013 (GBD

177 ertiary Aravind eye hospitals in Tamil Nadu, India, from December 2, 2010, through March 26, 2012.

178 nces in birthweight between countries, e.g., India had significantly smaller neonates than the other

179 India has 23% of the global burden of active tuberculosi

180 ial structure defined by the caste system in India has a profound influence on the skin pigmentation

181 Surface Temperature (ST) over India has increased by 0.055 K/decade during 1860-2005

182 The Government of India has proposed a new cadre of community-based worker

183 India has the highest number of patients with tuberculos

184 Epidemiological studies suggest that India has the largest number of dengue virus infection c

185 India has the world's largest ruminant population and pr

186 in China have declined by 75% while those in India have increased by 50%.

187 iques, we find that Zoroastrians in Iran and India have increased genetic homogeneity relative to oth

188 M. tuberculosis whole genomes from Southern India highlight challenges of infection control and rapi

189 A hub-and-spoke model in South India improved STEMI care through greater use of PCI and

190 ally diverse settings across rural and urban India in 2013 and 2014.

191 s the leading cause of death in all parts of India, including poorer states and rural areas.

192 erms of years of life lost because of CVD in India increased by 59%, from 23.2 million (1990) to 37 m

193 etoma, a chronic fungal infection endemic in India, Indonesia, and parts of Africa and South and Cent

194 chronic, fungal infection that is endemic in India, Indonesia, and parts of Africa and South and Cent

195 d leading hepatitis experts from Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Pakistan, the Philippines, a

196 qualitatively and quantitatively superior to India ink-gelatin casting for the assessment of cerebral

197 of the most widely employed techniques uses India ink-gelatin casting, which presents numerous chall

198 cember 31, 2015, at the cancer center at All India Institute of Medical Sciences in children aged 5 t

199 we investigated multiple families from Oman, India, Iran and Italy with individuals affected by a new

200 death rate of 272 per 100 000 population in India is higher than the global average of 235 per 100 0

201 ng among the states and union territories in India is highly diverse.

202 India is home to 25% of all tuberculosis cases and the s

203 n to introduce protein conjugated vaccine in India is made.

204 With these changes, India is now surpassing China as the world's largest emi

205 tance (AR) in hospitals in countries such as India is potentially problematic because of high antibio

206 a case of FAP with vitreous amyloidosis from India is reported.

207 India is the world's second largest consumer of tobacco,

208 India is undergoing rapid urbanization with simultaneous

209 ddle-income countries (Bangladesh, Colombia, India, Jordan and Sri Lanka), and 11 high-income countri

210 dy include the exclusivity of study sites to India, lack of prior HIV/HCV diagnosis confirmation with

211 educe 10-y TB incidence and mortality in the India-like scenario by 12% (95% UR: 6%-20%) and 11% (95%

212 rticularly for the primary lineages found in India, lineages 1 and 3.

213 to 61 kg CO2-equiv per tonne of tomatoes in India, lower than results reported in other studies.

214 For men in both China and India, major depressive disorder, anxiety disorders, and

215 We find in a high transmission region in India, malaria vector populations show a high propensity

216 dpumps were more functional than Afridev and India Mark II handpumps.

217 As a background to the China-India Mental Health Alliance Series, we aim to examine t

218 with high prevalence of drug-resistant TB in India, Moldova, and South Africa.

219 igrated from China plausibly across Northern India/Myanmar, having experienced extensive admixture th

220 irectly exposed to organophosphates in rural India (n = 3080).

221 gentina, n=343; Brazil, n=360; China, n=586; India, n=493; and Romania, n=499) were enrolled from 48

222 lbirths per 1,000 births by 2030 through the India Newborn Action Plan (INAP).

223 the Congo, Denmark, Egypt, France, Germany, India, Norway, and Thailand) recruited participants who

224 ts efficacy in collectivist cultures such as India or China.

225 For our primary analysis situated in India, our model generated baseline TB incidence and mor

226 In India, outbreaks of an acute neurological illness with h

227 Initial experience in India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka suggests that it is opera

228 h Africa, China, Colombia, Iran, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and Zimbabwe).

229 lective of the epidemiological situations in India (primary analysis), South Africa, the Philippines,

230 al, and substance use disorders in China and India published up to Dec 31, 2013.

231 devaluation in the United States (r = .69), India (r = .79), and Israel (r = .67).

232 In 2016, Tata Memorial Center in Mumbai, India, reached its platinum jubilee milestone (75 years)

233 n India, a reduction in further warming over India region might be achieved.

234 losis management practices across sectors in India remain unchanged over the next 20 years, we estima

235 India represented 65% of the decrease.

236 Current national vector control policy in India restricts use of residual insecticide sprays to do

237 This effect occurs only during India's agricultural growing season, when heat also lowe

238 Here, we infer India's CH4 emissions for the period 2010-2015 using a c

239 India's high prevalence of iron-deficiency anemia has la

240 but likely due to ruminant and waste sectors.India's methane emissions have been quantified using atm

241 India's private sector is treating an enormous number of

242 erived methane emissions are consistent with India's reports and no significant trend has been observ

243 tection is critical to improving outcomes in India's TB cascade of care, especially for smear-negativ

244 structed a dynamic Markov model to represent India's tuberculosis epidemic, including a probabilistic

245 sifies, occurring across a majority (90%) of India's urban areas.

246 Disease burden profiles differed; India showed similarities with other developing countrie

247 ve forest that stretches across southwestern India showed strong similarities across the higher taxon

248 The CMIP5 projection over India shows a sharp increase in ST under Representative

249 including eight eye hospitals in Australia, India, Singapore, Sweden, U.K., and U.S.

250 ients with C. auris infection from Pakistan, India, South Africa, and Venezuela during 2012-2015 and

251 tributable mortality were larger in northern India, southeast China, and Pakistan than in Europe, eas

252 high reference temperature areas in southern India, southern Pakistan and all Sudan wheat-growing reg

253 India-specific epidemiological data, including tuberculo

254 ndary sections in Hungary, Japan, and Spiti, India suggest that the nickel anomalies at the end of th

255 The dwindling groundwater resource of India, supporting almost one fifth of the global populat

256 AFB smear-negative samples from patients in India suspected of having MDR-TB.

257 lities across 24 districts of Uttar Pradesh, India, testing the effect of the BetterBirth program, an

258 bility-adjusted life-years in both China and India than a TTT approach based on current US guidelines

259 come and middle-income countries (except for India) than in high-income countries.

260 om HIV-1 subtype C infected individuals from India that can be exploited as therapeutic tools or lead

261 This is the largest study to date in India that surveys poultry production to test for antimi

262 Applied to Delhi, India, the analysis demonstrates that city-scale action

263 ng the emergence of antibiotic resistance in India, the implications nationally and internationally,

264 patients from the Aravind Eye Care System in India, the Lumbini Eye Hospital and Bharatpur Eye Hospit

265 atients with heart failure in Africa, China, India, the Middle East, southeast Asia and South America

266 al, and substance use disorders in China and India, the most populous countries in the world.

267 ries with a high burden of MDR tuberculosis: India, the Philippines, Russia, and South Africa.

268 ness cost of resistance from 2000 to 2040 in India, the Philippines, Russia, and South Africa.

269 In India, the use of antimicrobials in food animal producti

270 s from 145 wells across central West Bengal, India, those from Pleistocene aquifers at depths >70 m b

271 f adults aged 30 to 70 years in China and in India to compare the 2 treatment approaches across a 10-

272 sters in rural Jharkhand and Odisha, eastern India to intervention (participatory women's groups) or

273 is consistent with the emissions reported by India to the United Framework Convention on Climate Chan

274 tavalent vaccine (BRV-PV, Serum Institute of India) to prevent severe rotavirus gastroenteritis.

275 al scale: neither aggregated over the entire India/Tropical Indian Ocean area nor at the grid levels.

276 nits from four countries (Australia, Canada, India, United States) between January 1 and March 31, 20

277 f DTR trend over different climatic zones in India using a non-stationary approach known as the Multi

278 Indian sub-population of Pune, Maharashtra, India using cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT).

279 al, and substance use disorders in China and India warrants the urgent prioritisation of programmes f

280 in median interval, -9.5 to 0.7 days) and in India was 12 days for povidone-iodine and 17 days for ci

281 ass-roots community-based programme in rural India was associated with substantial increase in equita

282 India was estimated to have the largest numbers of still

283 When India was excluded from the sample, the association was

284 groundwater storage in western and southern India, we show that paradigm shift in Indian groundwater

285 f genotypes II and IX from China, Egypt, and India were found to be nearly identical to those of hist

286 om the endemic region of Muzaffarpur, Bihar, India, were compared using flow cytometry and reverse-tr

287 roblems for generic pharmaceuticals exist in India, where 40% of all generic pharmaceuticals used in

288 In developing countries, such as India, where combustion sources are prolific, the influe

289 I study India, where one fifth of global suicides occur and suic

290 health outcomes in two districts in Odisha, India, where the Indian government has promoted househol

291 inal microbiota in 6-11 month-old infants in India who received a 3-day course of azithromycin or pla

292 We evaluated 572 chikungunya patients from India who were recruited on the basis of positive real-t

293 Around 105 million people in India will be living in informal settlements by 2017.

294 Adult patients of Indian origin living in India with new-onset ILD (27 centers, 19 Indian cities,

295 The study was repeated in India with training focused on vulnerable steps and an u

296 onal Data Coordinating Center (NDCC; Jaipur, India) with MDD, and experienced ILD experts at the Cent

297 There is a large amount of heterogeneity in India, with a difference of up to 55.1 percentage points

298 ind Eye Hospitals in Madurai and Coimbatore, India, with noninfectious intermediate, posterior, or pa

299 ght have implications for food production in India, with subsequent effects on diets and health.

300 osts for school-based eye health programs in India without compromising spectacle wear, at least in t