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Indian student in Australia gets recognition from Lancet

Category :International Sub Category :Europe
2009-09-07 00:00:00
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Melbourne, Sep 7 - Bianca Brijnath, an Indian student pursuing her doctorate at Monash University here, has won a spot in the prestigious Lancet medical journal for an essay that highlights the link between education and health.

Brijnath, a medical anthropology student, was one of eight students worldwide to be recognised in the Young Voices in Research essay competition.

Her essay 'Pens and Needles' was selected from 415 submissions, and will be published by the Lancet in an anthology at the end of 2009, a media release said Monday.

The essay shows the link between education and health, and stresses the importance of equipping the poor with the right tools.

Brijnath said: 'Last year, I was visiting a few villages around Rajasthan on a camel safari. When we stopped for lunch, a few children gathered round us, wanting to play.'

'They got really excited when I pulled out my notebook and pen. They took turns writing their names and drawing, and when it was time to leave, all they wanted was for me to leave them my pen!

'It blew my mind.




Author :Indo Asian News Service



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