Sandeep Saluja
About Sandeep Saluja
Role(s) / Profession(s)
- Academic
- Consultant
- Physician
Organization
- Dayalbagh
Work Location(s)
- India
Sandeep's Communities
Language(s)
Recent Contributions
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Sandeep Saluja replied to "Malaria resurgence: a systematic review and assessment of its causes" in the Malaria Treatment & Prevention community.
The areas I mentioned are definitely inhabited by humans.However,they all live in small huts.No sewage or water supply systems or collections of water.Only free flowing streams.
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Sandeep Saluja replied to "Malaria resurgence: a systematic review and assessment of its causes" in the Malaria Treatment & Prevention community.
An important factor responsible for failure of many programs is over reliance on pesticides as a measure of control.Biological means continue to be under used.Besides,adequate attention is not paid to landscaping and environment improvement. Recently,I had the opportunity to work in some dense forests and was pleasantly surprised that areas with minimal human interference with environment hardly had malaria cases.
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Sandeep Saluja replied to ""Member Spotlight: Evelyn Castle and eHealth Nigeria"." in the Health IT community.
I feel it would help to pool international resources in the field of telemedicine.There should be a central agency which provides inputs.The inputs may include education of health care workers,patients and more importantly clinical inputs specific to any case where the health care workers/doctors have problems. The local agencies for each country or region may focus on delivery of these inputs to the right quarters in the right way.Most of the input can be drawn ...
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Sandeep Saluja replied to "Live Twitter Chat on TB" in the MDR-TB Treatment & Prevention community.
I tried but failed.Can you please connect with me on @doctorsaluja?
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Sandeep Saluja replied to "GLOBAL HEART NETWORK - “Cultivating Global Collaboration to Bring Cardiac Care to all in need”" in the Health IT community.
The very first line of "Welcome to GHN" says that it is innovative.I would very much look forward to it being innovative on all fronts including development of innovative treatment strategies appropriate to the remote and inaccessible areas.
Recent Recommendations
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