#Digitaltransformation has become the new fad of #globalhealth. About 1/3rd of the world’s data volume is contributed by the health sector alone. Read this article to understand why and how one should protect the healthcare data.

The world broke eight climate records in 2021. The State of the Global Climate 2021 report released by the World Meteorological Organization just ahead of the Davos Meeting reflected the risk of catastrophic effects of a warming climate on health, food and water security, livelihood, economy, and others. In this article, I have discussed the broader priorities of climate adaptation in the context of global health and digital health.

Healthcare is one of the top 3 challenges the world faces today. Changing climate is disrupting the dynamics of every industry, and health services will be no different. The rise in atmospheric temperature is expected to reach 1. 5 °C degrees in about three decades. Global warming is putting more strain on the healthcare industry, and providing healthcare to more people worldwide will get more complex. At the same time, we are not doing enough to prevent future damage from climate change. In this article, I have posted some broad pointers to discuss priorities for climate-proofing global health.

Dr Kaushik Sarkar describes the research methods and findings from a global systematic review on the water contaminants and their effect on child health.

Zero Malaria's Draw The Line won the Campaign of The Year (not for profit) and the Grand Prix at The 2021 Drum Awards. Dr. Kaushik Sarkar was featured in The Stream’s episode alongside the global ambassadors and celebrity proponents of malaria elimination.

Dr Kaushik Sarkar talks about his vision to integrate sectors and transform abstraction into reality after receiving the outstanding leadership award.

In this interview, I have talked about the status of malaria elimination efforts in India and why India must continue to step up efforts to combat vector-borne diseases even as it continues to battle variants of COVID-19.

Dr. Kaushik Sarkar talks about taking digital health solutions to the last mile on being conferred the prestigious healthcare 40 under 40 award.

Dr. Kaushik Sarkar of the CHAMPIONS Project gives his presentation to the UK Public Health Science Conference 2021 about a global systematic review of how we can learn from low- and middle-income countries to improve outcomes for vulnerable children in the UK.

India's figures and trends in malaria, published recently by the World Health Organization (WHO) in the 2021 World Malaria Report, tossed an opportune case to reflect on the potential strategies to curb the health security threats, especially under the country's robust results-based governance. In this article, I have discussed the priorities to be addressed for malaria elimination in India.

India has witnessed a spurt of febrile illnesses– diseases that present with fever, as a significant threat to health security in recent years. Many of these upsurges have been due to known infections, especially vector-borne diseases like Malaria, Dengue, Chikungunya, and Japanese Encephalitis. The others were from rare conditions and have often been named “mysterious disease/ fever” by the public and media. In this article, we have discussed the urgency of integrating fever surveillance and the role of digital health in that.

In 2020, amidst the COVID19 pandemic, India continued to suffer from malaria, dengue, and other vector-borne diseases. In this event organized by Godrej and The Business Insider, Kaushik talks about vector-borne diseases and the differentials in their transmission.

Dr Kaushik Sarkar discussed with leaders from the industry, academia, and research sector the importance of integrating weather and health data for precision programming.