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Dear All, As we know that “Health promotion is the process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve their health.” The purpose is to positively influence the health behavior of individuals and communities as well as the living and working conditions that influence one's health. So, with an aim to focus on Health Promotion strategies in the community, we all have to take one step forward by making people aware. To fulfill this motive, GUNI-FMS has organized a webinar on "Research Methods for Health Promotion" on 14th June 2022 (Tuesday) at 11:00Am to 12:30PM .
The webinar is free of cost and you will also be provided with e-certificate certificate. So, to register yourself kindly click on the below link.

https://bit.ly/GUNI-MPH14June

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Research Methods for Health Promotion. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Esteemed Speakers Dr. Sweety Suman Jha Senior Resident (Community Medicine), Dr. B.C. Roy Multi-Speciality Medical Research Centre, IIT Kharagpur

World Environment Day urges all of us to protect our natural surroundings. The stunning facts? An estimated 7 million people die each year from causes related to air pollution, with a majority occurring in the Asia-Pacific region. This day, which falls on June 5, encourages worldwide activism. That means everything from littering to climate change. World Environment Day is both a global celebration and a platform for public outreach.
Sustainability and the protection of the environment are without a doubt among the most pressing issues we face in the world today. The core necessities of life all come from Mother Nature and, unfortunately, we take it for granted. World Environment Day encourages everyone from individuals to large-scale corporations to be more conscious of their impact on the environment.

LET’S TAKE THIS TIME TO REFLECT ON OUR CONNECTION TO THE LAND, AIR AND WATER
1) Recycle & reuse make it your routine and it will save you some coin, and help the planet.
2) Plant a tree or local, pollinator-friendly flowers!
3) No straw is the best option save your money on unnecessary things like that 5th reusable bottle.
4) Protect our ecosystems conserve water, eliminate use of rodenticides which can kill other species as well, practice ‘leave no trace’ when using public lands
5) Be a conscious consumer applies to all of the above where you choose to spend your money can impact the world

HOW TO OBSERVE WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY
1) Make a commitment to recycle ♻️
2) Plant a Tree 🌴
3) Volunteer 🙋

WHY WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY IS IMPORTANT
1) It reconnects us to nature
2) It encourages us to take a action
3) It raises awareness

For those who are interested to know more about public health, and those who are interested to further study in China, check this out! Feel free to register as scholarships are available for application now! For more information, please visit the page of Study Go China（全奖留华）

Free registration:
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Are you a young and/or early-career public health professional or enthusiast? Are you looking for opportunities to develop and refine your skills and gain exposure to evidence-based public health policy?

Well, the wait is over!! You can now register for PHC's very first public Health Case Competition!

Our case competition event is designed to provide you with a weekend filled with research, knowledge translation, and application of public health core competencies! The case competition will feature three unique case studies in the areas of mental health, environmental health, and maternal health which will help equip you with skills needed to succeed in the workforce.

You will have a chance to:

(1) Improve your research skills
(2) Develop core public health competencies
(3) Analyze current and future policies' impact
(4) Collaborate and construct new equity-driven frameworks focused on marginalized populations
(5) Connect with community stakeholders

You won't want to miss this event! There are prizes to be won and participants will be provided with a "Certificate of Participation" for their time!

A link to register here:
https://phc-case-competition-2022.eventbrite.com

A Zoom link will be emailed to you after registration (please check your junk/spam folder just in case!).
Feel free to DM us if you have any questions.

On February 4, is observed, the goal is to focus on alleviating the global inequity around cancer care and treatment.

Together, we can all With appropriate strategies for cancer prevention and early detection with timely and quality treatment, more lives can be saved.

We should put more effort into creating awareness about cancer, the need to go for screening and invest in treatment facilities.

Things can feel overwhelming right now 😩

Staying safe and helping those around you can help you feel more in control 👇

😷 Wear a well-fitted mask

🧼 Wash your hands

↔️ Watch your distance

💨 Open windows

💉 Get vaccinated when it's your turn



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After you receive a COVID-19 booster shot, you may have side effects like you felt with your COVID-19 primary series vaccination. Fever, headache, fatigue, and pain at the injection site are the most common side effects. These are normal signs that your body is building more protection against COVID-19, but if you don’t experience side effects, that’s OK, too.

To protect yourself from COVID-19:
💉 Get vaccinated once it’s your turn
↔️ Keep a safe distance & avoid crowds
😷 Wear a mask
💪 Cough/sneeze into your elbow
🪟 Open windows
👐 Clean your hands

The longer you stay away from to***co, the healthier you get .

We wish you all a healthier and happier 2022.