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• Senior Consultant, Internal Medicine at Cuttack General Hospital, Cuttack (2010 - Present)
• Former Medical Officer at SCB Medical College & Hospital, Cuttack (2005 - 2010)
• Resident Doctor, General Medicine at AIIMS Bhubaneswar (2003 - 2005)

• "Epidemiological Study on Infectious Diseases in Odisha" – Published in the Indian Journal of Community Medicine (2018)
• "Role of Lifestyle Modifications in Hypertension and Diabetes Control" – Presented at the National Conference on Internal Medicine (2019)
• Conducted a government-funded research project on Vector-Borne Diseases in Coastal Odisha (2021)
• Collaborated with WHO on a study related to Antibiotic Resistance and Disease Prevention in India (2022)

Best Physician Award" – Odisha Medical Association (2020)
🏆 "Excellence in Internal Medicine Research" – Indian Medical Council (2019)
🏆 Recognized as one of the "Top 10 Internal Medicine Specialists in Odisha" by Medical Today Magazine (2022)

Dr. Mishra Brajendra Narayan is a renowned internal medicine specialist and researcher, known for his contributions to the management of chronic diseases and infectious outbreaks in Odisha. Over the years, he has conducted extensive research on hypertension, diabetes, and communicable diseases, leading to the publication of several papers in reputed national and international journals. His study, "Epidemiological Study on Infectious Diseases in Odisha," published in the Indian Journal of Community Medicine (2018), provided critical insights into the patterns of disease transmission in rural and urban populations. His research on "Role of Lifestyle Modifications in Hypertension and Diabetes Control" was highly acclaimed at the National Conference on Internal Medicine (2019), emphasizing the importance of preventive medicine and lifestyle interventions.

Beyond research, Dr. Narayan has been actively involved in government-funded projects addressing vector-borne diseases, antibiotic resistance, and healthcare accessibility in underprivileged regions. He has collaborated with international health organizations, including WHO and UNICEF, to improve disease surveillance and healthcare policies. His dedication to medical science extends beyond academics, as he frequently conducts health awareness programs and free medical camps for the people of Odisha.