Publications by authors named "D Bhattacharjee"
While past research has emphasized the importance of late blight infection detection and classification, anticipating the potato late blight infection is crucial from the economic point of view as it helps to significantly reduce the production cost. Furthermore, it is necessary to minimize the exposure of potatoes to harmful chemicals and pesticides due to their potential adverse effects on the human immune system. Our work is based on the precise classification of late blight infections in potatoes in European countries using real-time data from 1980 to 2000.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFLimited literature exists regarding specific pharmacological treatments for COVID-19-associated brain fog (BF) syndrome. One previous study using bupropion lacked objectivity. In this multiple baseline case series study, methylphenidate was used in treating post-COVID BF syndrome.
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- - The private sector significantly contributes to health care in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), and effective governance of this sector is essential for improving health outcomes, as explored in a scoping review of governance approaches.
- - Researchers analyzed 107 studies from various LMICs, focusing on the World Health Organization's (WHO) governance behaviors and identifying crucial factors for effective governance, including clear vision, inclusive policy processes, and capacity development for both public and private sectors.
- - The findings emphasize that governance choices impact current and future health systems, highlighting the need to address barriers such as policy design, stakeholder engagement, and accountability to enhance governance effectiveness.