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1. Wilhelm His : aus Basel, 1831-1904 (Publications)

   Wilhelm His : aus Basel, 1831-1904

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2. Challenging the global health threat of air pollution (Publications)

   Challenging the global health threat of air pollution

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3. Polyclonal intestinal colonization with ESBL-producing enterobacteriaceae upon traveling to the Indian subcontinent (Publications)

   Polyclonal intestinal colonization with ESBL-producing enterobacteriaceae upon traveling to the Indian subcontinent

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4. Cultural models of diarrhoeal illness: conceptual framework and review (Publications)

   Cultural models of diarrhoeal illness: conceptual framework and review

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5. Perceptions of gender and tuberculosis in a south Indian urban community (Publications)

   Perceptions of gender and tuberculosis in a south Indian urban community

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   BACKGROUND: The Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme (RNTCP) in India advocating Directly Observed Treatment-Short course (DOTS) detects nearly three times more male than female TB patients

6. Eco-stress and mental health in the Sundarban Delta, India (Publications)

   Eco-stress and mental health in the Sundarban Delta, India

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7. Prominence of symptoms and level of stigma among depressed patients in Calcutta (Publications)

   Prominence of symptoms and level of stigma among depressed patients in Calcutta

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   A pilot study of 29 patients for research on clinical depression employed the framework of cultural epidemiology to examine illness-related experience, meaning, behaviour with a Bengali version of the

8. <em>Theileria annulata</em> sporozoite surface antigen expressed in Escherichia coli elicits neutralizing antibody (Publications)

   <em>Theileria annulata</em> sporozoite surface antigen expressed in Escherichia coli elicits neutralizing antibody

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   Theileria annulata is an economically important protozoan parasite that threatens an estimated 250 million cattle with the disease tropical theileriosis. Development of a defined subunit vaccine is on

9. Gender, suicide, and the sociocultural context of deliberate self-harm in an urban general hospital in Mumbai, India (Publications)

   Gender, suicide, and the sociocultural context of deliberate self-harm in an urban general hospital in Mumbai, India

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   Recognizing the complementary effects of social contexts and psychiatric disorders, this study clarifies the role of gender in suicidal behavior in urban Mumbai by considering psychiatric diagnoses an

10. Explaining suicide in an urban slum of Mumbai, India: a sociocultural autopsy (Publications)

    Explaining suicide in an urban slum of Mumbai, India: a sociocultural autopsy

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    BACKGROUND: Health demographic mortality studies use verbal autopsies to identify suicide as a cause of death. Psychological autopsies focus almost exclusively on associated high-risk psychiatric diso