Introduction to Rural Indian

The large HIV outbreak among PWID in rural Indiana in 2015 was reminiscent of the introduction of HIV to networks PWID in New York City in the late 1970s.

, the micro-level in the form of empowerment of ASHAs, the meso-level in the form of better healthcare for the rural Indian population, and the macro-level in the form of an effective public health policy outcome as envisioned by the government.

Apart from their strenuous domestic chores, rural Indian women are engaged in different agricultural works too.

This study identifies actionable targets for intervention in cancer education and awareness within a large rural Indian population.

Many rural Indian women do not have access to health information through mass and social media thus interventions need to rely on novel ways of disseminating health information.

This report presents a rare case of acute transverse myelopathy which unveiled previously undiagnosed pulmonary tuberculosis in an adult rural Indian male.

Since 1991, this initiative in India has generated some commendable projects through which it has served many rural Indians.

We validate our theory using empirical data on the spread of a microfinance program in 43 rural Indian villages.

The woman from rural Indiana, USA presented with recurrent subcutaneous nodules on her face, arms, and legs which she had been experiencing for last seven months.

Using data collected from 557 rural Indian households, we find that subjective probabilistic expectations of becoming sick from dirty fuel usage are negatively and significantly associated with the fraction of days of dirty fuel usage in households.

9 crores rural Indians are tobacco consumers.

The current study describes our process and challenges of recruiting pregnant and postpartum women in rural Indiana consisting of women who misuse opioids and those who do not.

The poultry farming is a very old practice in India since 5000 years it is being practiced and its contribution is high for rural Indian economy.

Today, the rural Indian economy is mostly based on agriculture.

This article summarizes how two stroke educators in rural Indiana developed an escape room to challenge employees to critically think through the process of triage, assessment, and treatment of a patient presenting to the emergency department with symptoms of acute ischemic stroke.

This study was aimed at studying the safety and efficacy of ultralow dose combined oral contraceptive (containing 15 mcg EE + 60 mcg gestodene) in rural Indian women.

This suggests that, over and above specific factors, households’ toilet demand also depended on their social environment In setting out these results, the paper rejects the idea, put forward in several academic papers, that the problem of open defecation in India exists because considerations caste and ritual pollution lead rural Indians to prefer open defecation to toilet use.

A cross-sectional, descriptive design was used to survey adolescents attending a public high school in a low-resource, rural Indiana community.

Design/methodology/approachThe study extended the factors of unified theory of acceptance and use of technology UTAUT-2, with perceived credibility and self-determination theory to understand the use behaviour of the rural Indian women.

This critical review of literature evaluates the impact of COVID-19 on health and mental health care delivery in rural Indiana, specifically the move to increased telehealth services.

Towards developing this improved understanding, an exploratory qualitative study was conducted in the rural Indian village of Juna Khatiwada, Madhya Pradesh, where vocational training programs for women have been made available and accessible, free of cost.

In India, the urban population is more prone to disease rather than the rural Indian population.

Many studies have concentrated on cognitive disabilityafter stroke and quality of life in males but no research is available in rural Indian females.

At the same time, growing internet penetration and affordable data plans are altering the ways in which rural Indian communities access and consume information.

Conclusions Our data indicate that factors other than anemia are important correlates of work capacity and should be considered when promoting the health and economic capacity of rural Indian women.

Social support with toilet training may be especially important for rural Indian caregivers as this is a new childcare practice for many and mothers face an already demanding workload.

Can increasing control over earnings incentivize a woman to work, and thereby influence norms around gender roles? We randomly varied whether rural Indian women received bank accounts, training in account use, and direct deposit of public sector wages into their own (versus husbands’) accounts.

The present analyses, using dietary intake data of different age groups from the latest National Nutrition Monitoring Bureau rural survey, showed that the protein quality of rural Indian diets was suboptimal and had considerable impact on the risk of quality protein deficiency, which varied from 14 to 80% among different age groups.

The emission factors (EFs) and source diagnostic ratios of PAHs currently used in regional inventory models have been estimated from controlled laboratory tests, which do not accurately reflect real-world combustion scenarios observed in rural Indian households.

CONCLUSION Inadequate compensatory insulin secretory response to decreasing insulin sensitivity in early life is the major pathophysiology underlying glucose intolerance in thin rural Indians.

Background Studies on frequency and risk factors of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) in the rural Indian population are scanty.

To illustrate the value of walk-betweenness, we examine the transmission of syphilis in Chicago area and the diffusion of microfinance in 43 rural Indian villages.

This study aims to address these contextual and methodological gaps using data from a rural Indian population.

Next, this study shows that the distribution of manufacturing employment across villages follows a power law: the majority of rural Indians have considerably less access to manufacturing employment than is suggested by aggregate data.

This current research employed a mixed methods approach to begin to fill this gap by exploring the dietary intake, anthropometric characteristics, and food security status of rural Indian women.

This study is first of its kind which tries to explore two things, one the reasons, why rural Indian market is not growing in terms of smart phone application downloads/usage and second  some antecedents that can affect the behavioral intention of rural customers for increased smart phone application usage.

Rural Indians recognize the differences in their opportunities to learn new products and services in the electronic marketplace.

Dairy activities form an essential part of the rural Indian economy, serving as a critical source of employment and income.

Using the actionable recommendations that came from this study, NCI-AHEC will contribute to a growing generation of capable, well-prepared healthcare providers in rural Indiana.

Since the rural Indian diet is predominantly vegetarian, we also review dietary factors that influence non-heme iron absorption.

Several of the start ups featured in this article have sought to apply AI to rural Indian healthcare to address the gaps.

Introduction: Breast cancer is the commonest cancer in urban Indian females, and the second commonest in the rural Indian women.

Performance of this workflow is evaluated using two study sites in the continental United States: the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center in rural Indiana, and Camp Shelby in Mississippi.

The pragmatism required to enforce this law has profound effects on the ability of rural Indians to access diagnostic ultrasonography.

We aimed to assess whether delivery of riverbank filtration-treated water to newly installed water storage tanks (improved quality and access, and intervention condition) reduced reported diarrhea in comparison to delivery of unfiltered river water (improved access alone and control condition) in rural Indian villages.

Knowing that my body would one day return to the hills of my childhood provided a strange sense of calm, but a cursory look into the prospects of a home burial on my 18 acres in rural Indiana suggested the logistics were more complicated than I imagined.

Annual incidence of approximately 1, 44,000 new cases of breast cancers in India, it has now become the most common female cancer in urban India and the second commonest in the rural Indian women.

We conducted social network analysis and effectiveness perception surveys in CHCs in 8 rural Indiana counties during summer 2017 and accessed county-level health statistics from 2015-16.

This paper investigates the impacts of droughts on food expenditure and macronutrient consumption among rural Indian households.

As rural Indians become more computer-literate, this tool serves to emphasize community involvement in the planning process so that demand is not over or underestimated.

Aim: To study the various clinical presentations of patients with Polycystic ovarian syndrome in rural Indian women.

Arthur Guedel was a general practitioner from rural Indiana who unexpectedly became an integral part of anesthesia's evolution into a safety conscience and formally recognized expertise.

The ladies in the rural Indian setting believe it to be a social stigmata and thus rarely these cases reach the hospital for intervention.

Materials and methods All patients involved in the study were admitted to a rural Indian hospital from January 2014 to July 2016.

There is a very high prevalence of chronic inflammatory periodontal disease in the rural Indian population, which is left untreated.

Aim: This cross sectional study explored this dimension for rural Indian inpatients in a Central Indian tertiary healthcare facility.

This paper investigates the impacts of droughts on food expenditure and macronutrient consumption among rural Indian households.

However, there is little data on the menopausal symptoms and factors associated with their severity among rural Indian women.

They have received tremendous response from the urban and rural Indian markets in last four years.

Conclusions Community-based reproductive health education interventions are needed to increase health care seeking behavior for RTIs in rural Indian women.

Objectives We investigated the association of elevated serum calcium concentrations (corrected for albumin) with markers of dysregulated glucose metabolism and type II diabetes and tested if these associations were accounted for by chronic inflammation in a rural Indian population.

We compare women and births in rural Indian districts differentially exposed to the 1991 trade reform.

Objective Our objective was to describe trends in caesarean section (CS) rates, characteristics of women delivering by CS, reasons for CS and impact of CS on perinatal mortality, in a rural Indian population.

Objective To examine the effects of oral B-12 treatment at physiological doses on hematological and biochemical indices and peripheral nerve function in B-12 deficient rural Indian adolescent women.

According to a recent study, it was found that deaths due to cardiovascular disease among rural Indians have surpassed those among urban Indians.

Although diagnoses of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection among persons who inject drugs in the United States are declining, an HIV outbreak among such persons in rural Indiana demonstrated that population's vulnerability to HIV infection (1).

This paper presents a two-stage optimization strategy for enhancing irrigation load servicing in existing stand-alone rural Indian microgrids.

A small private university in rural Indiana has connected itself irrevocably to the protracted Syrian conflict.

Photograph of a rural Indian woman cooking over a traditional chulha stove.

Methods/designUsing a hybrid type 1 clinical effectiveness-implementation design, we will collaborate with CMHCs and juvenile justice in two rural Indiana counties.

We developed a nontargeted diabetes screening program in a rural Indian Health Service emergency department in Shiprock, New Mexico to measure the proportion of previously undiagnosed diabetes and prediabetes, and to assess glycemic control among patients with known disease.

Description Eleven rural Indiana elementary schools were recruited into five strata and randomly assigned to control (n = 6) or intervention (n = 5) in a cluster RCT.

Even by 2012, about a fifth of rural Indian households did not consume fruits or milk, while more than half of both urban and rural households did not consume any meat, fish, or eggs.

Methods: We simulated a Susceptible-Infected-Recovered process on static empirical social networks from 75 rural Indian villages.

Limited studies have examined the association of menopause symptoms with respect to body mass index (BMI) and osteoporosis among rural Indian women.

We studied whether a water quality intervention could improve child growth in a rural Indian setting with higher levels of circulating pathogens than the original trial sites.

RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: Rural Indian children presented with 24 % lower body weight (BMI rural children = 15.

Caries prevalence was significantly higher in Dominicans despite higher consumption of tobacco and lesser use of toothbrush among rural Indians in the subcontinent.

Conclusions: Rural Indian women consumed fruit and vegetables infrequently and said they would like to consume more.

Lumbar pain due to spondylolysthesis (DLS) in the elderly especially the rural Indian population involved in farming and agriculture hard work is a common and incapacitating problem.