Ashis Brahma | Storytelling | Public Health care
Gathering In a forgotten quarter of the city stood a small café called The Last Ward. Its sign showed a stethoscope coiled into a question
Bats, pigs and humans – play ground for Nipah virus As a kid I enjoyed eating date palm sap Bats live nearby and contaminate the
Migration As the Oglala Lakota Sioux say: “Land has no owner, it belongs to all living creatures” At the Berlin Conference 1884-1885 together with the
Breakfast with The king of sweat He developed The Q-strip The early measure Of illness Sweat before fever Ovulation / fertility Sleep pattern Yet sometimes
It may seem to be a niche However in outbreaks It is clear how central To day-to-day life Remember Covid-19 Or avian influenza How we
A large part of my history I still follow outbreak news Stay in touch with Local heroes Doing the work Being prepared We heard about
Labor migrants: safe and healthy A report launched To create a better approach As not seen, not heard Leads to lesser (or non) Care so
ICT & Health World Conference V A day to remember Time to ponder on concepts As diverse as: Hospital to Home, Art as Medicine, Super
ICT & Health World Conference IV Larry Brilliant – a master class Shift of paradigm From lifespan to sickspan Less years with illness More with
Wow, Dr Loes Jaspers enlighted me on mumps in sewage water Martina Bartelink for power meeting VR Bieb, the place for platform learning using virtual
Clinical autopsy As forensic doctor Often Like our doctor We not know Cause of death Truth seeking Is vital So A tough decision For
Outdoor medicine – serious gaming The day had come Can’t wait Fellow travellers In outdoor medicine Where creativity meets Extreme environment I will share about