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2. http://www.who.int/macrohealth/action/NCMH_ Burden%20of%20disease_%2829%20Sep%202005%29.pdf
3. Department of Health and Family Welfare Ministry of Health and family Welfare Government of India. Annual Report 2009-2010. 2010 Mar
4. Nandan D. National Rural Health Mission: Turning into Reality. Indian J Community Med. 2010;35(4):453-454.
5. Patil AV, Somasundaram KV, Goyal RC. Current Health Scenario in Rural India. Aust. J. Rural Health.2002;10:129-135
6. Singh LP,Gupta S D. Health Seeking Behaviour and Healthcare Services in Rajasthan, India: A Tribal Community’s Perspective. Institute of Health Management Research-Jaipur; 1996: IIHMR Working Paper No. 1. Available from jaipur.iihmr.org/ Publications/Workingp/1. pdf
7. Chhabra S, Shelke S, Mishra S, Health Seeking Behavior and Practices for Sicknesses In Rural Communities. The Indian Practitioner. 2015;68(6):48
8. Dominic RA, Shashidhara Y.N, Nayak M G. Health seeking behavior of rural adults. Nitte University Journal of Health Science. 2013;3:2249-7110
9. Ghosh N, Chakrabarti I, Chakraborty M, Biswas R. Factors affecting the healthcare-seeking behavior of mothers regarding their children in a rural community of Darjeeling
district, West Bengal. Int J Med Public Health. 2013;3:12-6.
10. Barrera A. The role of maternal schooling and its interaction with public health programs in child health production. J Dev Economics. 1990;32:69-91.
11. MacKian S. A review of health seeking behavior: problems and prospects. University of Manchester Health Systems Development Programme.2003
12. Vagbhatdantachikitsa
13. World Health Organization- WHO. (2008). Traditional medicine.
14. Karmakar P, Islam MM, Kibria MG, Hossain MS, Sattar M M. Prevalence, belief and awareness of preferring traditional healthcare system in urban and rural people of Noakhali district, Bangladesh International Current Pharmaceutical Journal. 2012;1:229-234
15. Mangulkar MP, Routh MM, Shinde RB, Karuppayil SM. Ethnic uses of medicinal plants from thirty eight villages in India for gynecological care. Asian Journal of Traditional Medicines. 2012;7:292-304
16. Vaidya ADB, Nabar NS, Vaidya RA. Current Status of Indigenous Drugs and Alternative Medicine in the Management of Diabetes Mellitus. Revised chapter 45 in Volume I of RSSDI Textbook of Diabetes. ED by Tripathy BB, Chandalia HB and team. 3rd Ed 2014: 673-92
17. Vaidya ADB. Reverse Pharmacology Correlates of Ayurvedic Drug Action. Ramnath Chopra Award Oration. Ind J Pharmacol.2006;38:311-315
18. Vaidya RA. Observational therapeutics: Scope, challenges, and organization. J Ayurveda Integr Med. 2011;2:165-169.
19. Vaidya, RA. Vaidya ADB, Patwardhan B, Tillu G, Rao Y. Ayurvedic Pharmacoepidemiology: A proposed New Descipline.JAPI.2003;51:528
20. Patade GR, Marita AR. Metformin: A Journey from countryside to the bedside. J ObesMetab Res. 2014;1:127-30.
Published
2019-08-12
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Dr. Nutan Nabar. (2019). Editorial. The Indian Practitioner, 68(6), 7-8. Retrieved from https://articles.theindianpractitioner.com/index.php/tip/article/view/600
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