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Abhay Bang and Rani Bang are Indian social activists and researchers working in the field of community health in the Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra, India. They have revolutionized healthcare for the poorest people in India and have overseen a programme that has substantially reduced infant mortality rates in one of the most poverty-stricken areas in the world. The World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF have endorsed their approach to treating newborn babies and the programme is currently being rolled out across India and in parts of Africa. Abhay and Rani Bang founded the Society For Education, Action and Research in Community Health (SEARCH) – a non-profit organisation, which is involved in rural health service and research. The couple is the winner of the Maharashtra Bhushan Award. Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow has conferred honourary doctorates on Abhay and Rani Bang. SNDT Women's University, Mumbai has also awarded honoris causa to Rani Bang. The Lancet has honoured the couple as "the pioneers of health care in rural India". Abhay and Rani Bang are the first recipients of the Distinguished Alumni Award from the Department of International Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. They were also inducted into the Johns Hopkins Society of Scholars. The Bangs are honoured for their leadership in community-based health care that is now helping to save the lives of millions of the most vulnerable newborns and children. During their careers, the Bangs have helped foster a renaissance in community-based primary health care. In 2016, Johns Hopkins University conferred the Distinguished Alumni Award upon them.

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  1. S

    MHB Binary Search Tree - Sort the same BSTree by name or by weight

    I've tackled a lot so far! I've created methods to delete, get the weight, and sort the tree by name. My goal is to have my switch criteria change how the tree is sorted, either by weight or by name. I haven't figured out how to implement it within my switchCriteria() method, so I've been...
  2. S

    MHB Java- CompareTo with Binary Search Tree

    I am having a hard time implementing comparing a given String name with the names of the Dog objects in my binary Search Tree. The problem comes from my containsRecursive() method. I need to use a String name to find if the name is already in my Binary Search Tree.Here's what I've tried...
  3. Buzz Bloom

    I Is there a plan for a search for nearby black holes?

    The thread https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/how-close-is-earth-to-the-closest-black-hole.939912/ reached a conclusion that there is a 65% confidence level that there is one black hole within 50 ly of Earth. The link http://www.solstation.com/stars/s20ly.htm says there are 25 stars bigger...
  4. Z

    Determining Binary Search Running Time & Understanding

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  5. S

    Can't find the home page for specific journal (non-trivial case)

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  6. mercenarycor

    Schools Advice on shopping for Physics Graduate Schools

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  7. M

    Limitation of the number of search terms in search engines

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  8. B

    Schools In Search of a Glorious Spreadsheet of PhD Programs

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  9. ChrisVer

    A Understand the Importance of Reference Priors for Signal Search

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  10. S

    B Should we search for non-biological "life"?

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  11. K

    Admissions Does the GRE Search mean anything?

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  12. LittleMrsMonkey

    How do I know that my literature search is comprehensive?

    Say I want to do molecular dynamics simulations on a crystal of a specific substance. I get on Scopus and search for it, say going back a couple of years with the results, and then I also check the references in these papers. How can I be kind of sure that this background research is adequate?
  13. S

    What are some researchable topics in general relativity for a PhD?

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  14. S

    Other What to do in your job search if you've been fired

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  15. Corpuscule

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  16. Solomei

    Tracking Earth's Climate Change: Recent Data and Observations

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  17. Pushoam

    I Searching Ether Frame: Introduction to Special Relativity

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  18. X

    Other Is a PhD in Biomedical Engineering the Best Path for My Career Goals?

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  19. O

    B "The search for Relativity Violations"

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  20. VoloD

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  21. gelfand

    Why Does a Car Accelerate When Rolling Down a Hill?

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  22. M

    Max Comparisons in Binary Search: Understanding Efficiency and Implementation

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  23. M

    Search of the Use of Words in Web

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  24. jamalkoiyess

    Schools How to search for the best Theoretical Physics Schools

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  25. M

    How can I find the first part of the ESE112 lecture on MSD systems?

    I have found this link in the google but I cannot find its link in the site so that I can find it's first part. Would somebody like to help? http://www.seas.upenn.edu/~ese112/labs/MSDSystemLecturePart%202.pdf It's a pdf document as you see but how can I find it by entering that website...
  26. A

    Comp Sci Keyword search in a hashmap(using retainsAll) in java

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  27. A

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  28. mooncrater

    Different Node Deletion/Insertion in a Binary Search Tree

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  29. FallArk

    Create a binary search tree in python with the support of variables

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  30. gmax137

    LaTeX Finding Latex Equations and Formulas: Did We Lose the Search?

    There is (somewhere) a list of equations, formulas, etc. and the corresponding Latex to create them. Allowing one to cut & paste the Latex into posts or replies. Do you know where that list is now? I can't find it. In fact, I don't see the "Search" button anymore... Did we lose the Search...
  31. M

    Search the family of an element in a table

    Hi evryone, i have started to write an "algorithm" that finds the Family of a given element in a table of 3 columns: Id, Source and Destination. When i say Family i mean each element (i.e. A) from Source that has a relation with another one in Destination and i have to find a family for that new...
  32. blue_leaf77

    Is Line able to associate e-mail accounts with phone numbers?

    So here is the situation, I just got to know a certain person and I was recently notified through my Line that he added me as his friend. I have his phone number but he doesn't have mine. All he has about my contact is my e-mail. However, when making a Line account I was not asked to input my...
  33. K

    A IceCube search for the 'sterile neutrino' draws a blank

    here's a link https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/08/160808091101.htm yet another null result for BSM physics so just in 2016 ... 750 gev diphoton null lux and panda x null susy lhc null 13 tev @ 12.9 fb-1 (consistent with previous 8 tev 20 fb-1 null) sterile neutrino null so what are...
  34. smak64

    Explanation of Human Soul search

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  35. kolleamm

    C# Search optimization for if statements in C#

    I have a program that searches out string types.. Here is what I have so far - C# language. if(word.Contains "Hello") {...} else if(word.Contains "Bye") {...} else if(word.Contains "Yes") {...} ... I plan to add more and more of those if statements as my program advances. Would organizing...
  36. G

    C: Stack with binary search trees

    Homework Statement Create a linear stack with N binary search trees (data of a tree node is an integer). Read N trees, push them on the stack. Then, empty the stack and store trees in the new array and print the content of the stack. 2. The attempt at a solution The following code gives...
  37. S

    Regular expressions with google web search

    Hi all, Cam google web search accepet regular expressions? Especially, I need to search strings with any number between two words, for example: "vehicle runs at XXX km/h". Thank you
  38. P

    How do Search Engine Optimizers work?

    I know a bunch of people who have their own website or blog, including myself. When you search some of the sites’ names, they pop up immediately as the very first link and, for other ones, it just never pops up. I’ve tried to read about this, but I find it hard to understand. How does this work...
  39. D

    Yet another writer in search of a catastrophe

    Below is just one idea among many bourbon-fueled brainstorms, in which I have searched for a suitable disaster to inflict on my characters. It may be that it's too grandiose to wrangle into a plot - the scenario I am trying to service is this: An alien is faced with this catastrophe (one it...
  40. KarminValso1724

    Exploring the Search for a Theory of Everything

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  41. cpscdave

    Locating MySQL .ini File from the Command Line - Dave's Search

    I found this before out on the interwebs, but alas can't find it today. How can you print the location of the .ini file that MySQL is using from the MySQL command line?? Thanks, -Dave
  42. Terry Coates

    Find Pythagoras Triples w/ Given Hypotenuse

    I wonder if I have found the most efficient way of finding any pythagoras triple with a given hypotenuse that has not been published? My method uses a trial and error search, but with the limits set to minimize the number of trials as follows: Try odd values X within the limits of int(C^0.5) +1...
  43. Duncan R

    Linear Algebra A search for a classic, out of print Linear Algebra textbook

    I'm looking for an excellent introductory linear algebra textbook for my second year pure mathematics course. My lecturer highly recommended Introduction to Linear Algebra by Marcus and Minc. She said she has searched for it for many years without success, as it is out of print. I love classic...
  44. W

    Statistics of Voter Search by Candidates: Logistic Regressio

    Hi All, Just curious about the techniques used by current political candidates to determine potential voters. I can think of many-variable logistic regression, say, age, years of education, goes to church at least once a month (yes/no), etc. Do they use anything else? Thanks.
  45. iamjon.smith

    Comp Sci C++ search algorithm with 3 sublists

    Homework Statement This is the assignment instructions:[/B] In C++, code a search algorithm that searches a list of strings for a particular song. The searching algorithm will have two inputs: the playlist, which is a string array that contains a list of songs in alphabetical order; and a...
  46. Albert1

    MHB The Search for an 'A' Whose Powers All Start with 9

    Prove it is possile to find a number $A$ Where $A\in N ,\,\,A>1$ and the first digit of $A,A^2,A^3,...,A^{2015} $ is 9 and find one such number $A$
  47. D

    Binary search: the math behind 32 steps

    Homework Statement Hello! I have just heard in one online lecture that if for example there is a phone book with 4 billion entries (or a data set with 4 billion entries), then to find one entry (for example, Kim Simth) I need maximum 32 steps. If the amount of entries is increased by half, ie...
  48. Syed Khairi

    Optimum Length & Turns for a Search Coil of a Fluxmeter

    Hello, I'm investigating the relation of the length and number of turns of a search coil of a fluxmeter (measure magnetic flux). I got to an equation B= qR/nA where q is the quantity of charge passed through search coil R is the combined resistance of search coil and fluxmeter n is the number...
  49. W

    LaTeX Info Request: "Latex Search Engine"?

    Hi All,' I remember there was a site where one could search using math symbols, like > , and Math terms. Anyone know what the name/address of that site is? Thanks.
  50. T

    Microchannel Array etching in Stainless Steel Metal Search

    Hi All! Haven't been here for some time, the changes are looking good! Anyway, formalities aside, I am having serious problems sourcing and implementing a suitable stainless steel (Grade: 304; thickness: 0.3mm) substrate for my etching process. I'm currently working on developing a...
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