Background: Globally, one fourth of the people is infected with intestinal helminthes and is particularly prevalent among school-aged children in developing countries, which produce adverse negative impacts on education, ...

Background: In situations of ongoing violence, childhood psychosocial and mental health problems require care. However, resources and evidence for adequate interventions are scarce for children in low and middle-income ...

Background: Preventable and treatable food-borne diseases are a major cause of illness globally. Inadequate food hygiene is likely to cause a substantial proportion of foodborne infections including diarrhoea among infants ...

Background: Malnutrition is a global problem, with its effects being more strongly accentuated in developing countries. In an effort to reduce the issue of child malnutrition in Nepal, UNICEF and Max Pro have devised a ...

Background: Pulse Polio Immunization Programme-2053 was observed for the first time in Nepal on 21st Mangsir and 4th Magh, 2053 with the objective of eradicating the wild strains of polio virus from the community. This ...