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Measures to preserve water quality in rural households

Minimal Self help measures have been adopted.

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Nuclear Magnetic resonance (NMR) based spectroscopy studies with guava leaf extract — A step towards modernization of…

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A faster and correct diagnosis for drug -resistant TB? FMR dives deeper into the potential alternatives.

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Why are Indian rivers home to antimicrobial resistance?

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Beijing Strain of the Tuberculosis Germ Rules Mumbai

Tuberculosis (TB) is currently the world’s most prevalent infectious disease, accounting for 10million cases and 1.3 million deaths worldwide,(WHO-GHOD,2017) with India contributing to 27% of this total number of TB cases. History…

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Leprosy: What can and needs to be done about it.

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Can Traditional Medicine Combat Covid – 19??

COVID-19 caused by the novel corona virus (SARS-CoV-2) is perhaps the biggest threat the humanity is facing…

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How can crude plant extracts be standardised?

Plant extracts contain multiple compounds which in combination contribute to its…

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Brainstorming Session on Anti-microbial Resistance

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The potential of the asymptomatics and the mild COVID19 cases

Dr. Nerges Mistry, The Foundation for Medical Research, Mumbai. E-mail: fmr@fmrindia.org

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The Foundation for Medical Research (FMR) was established in 1975 as a Public trust and is recognized as a national research organisation by the Government of India. It is affiliated to Mumbai University for post-graduate/doctoral degrees.
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