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This document describes Sagun Paudel's public health blog. The blog contains 14 sections that provide information on public health topics, jobs, opportunities, and how to navigate the blog. Sections include posts on public health courses and news, important days, activities, documents for exams, job listings for various health roles, scholarships, and how to search and join the blog community. The goal is to be the No. 1 blog for sharing public health updates and information in Nepal.
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