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Dr. Debi Prasad Babu Goswami has made notable contributions to the field of general medicine and community healthcare, with a strong focus on infectious diseases, public health, and rural healthcare development. His research primarily revolves around the epidemiology of vector-borne diseases, the impact of environmental factors on health, and innovations in primary healthcare systems. One of his most widely referenced studies, "The Prevalence of Malaria and Dengue in Eastern India: A Five-Year Observational Study," published in the Indian Journal of Epidemiology, examines the seasonal trends, transmission patterns, and risk factors associated with these infections in Odisha’s tribal populations. His work has helped develop community-driven strategies for disease prevention and early detection.

Dr. Goswami has also played a significant role in tuberculosis (TB) control programs, conducting a comprehensive study titled "The Effectiveness of Directly Observed Treatment, Short-Course (DOTS) in Reducing Tuberculosis Burden in Rural Odisha," published in the Journal of Pulmonary Medicine. His research provided valuable insights into treatment adherence, medication resistance, and socioeconomic challenges faced by TB patients, contributing to improved public health strategies.

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