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Dr. Subhashish Mahanta has made significant contributions to the field of general medicine and public health research, focusing on infectious diseases, lifestyle disorders, and healthcare accessibility in rural India. His research spans multiple disciplines, with notable studies on the impact of climate change on respiratory illnesses, the effectiveness of telemedicine in rural Odisha, and a comparative analysis of traditional versus modern medicine in treating chronic illnesses. His work, published in the Indian Journal of General Medicine, highlights the growing burden of respiratory diseases due to environmental changes, advocating for preventive healthcare measures and policy interventions.

Dr. Mahanta has also been at the forefront of digital health advancements, conducting a study on how telemedicine has improved early disease diagnosis and treatment accessibility for rural populations. His research in the Journal of Digital Health & Telemedicine demonstrated a 35% increase in early disease detection through telehealth services, reinforcing the need for digital transformation in India’s healthcare system. Additionally, his comparative study on Ayurvedic and allopathic treatments for chronic illnesses provided valuable insights into patient recovery patterns and the benefits of an integrated healthcare approach.