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The Indian subcontinent stretches from the Himalayan ranges in the north to the Indian Ocean in the south, and form Arabian Sea in the west to the Bay of Bengal in the east covering an area of 3,287,263 square kilometers of the Asian continent and hence owns the title of the seventh largest country in the world. The Country hosts a wide and vivid variety of landscape that contain chain of mountains in the north-north east known as the Himalayan ranges, a complex network of river systems on the Indo–Gangetic plains, dense forests in both deccan plateau and at the edge of Sundarban delta and a peninsular surrounded by two rivers and an ocean.
The Indian healthcare system majorly depends upon its private health care sectors, according to the WHO report 2006, India accounts for 21% of the world’s global burden of disease. The cases of allergic and inflammatory disorders tend to give the overall evolutionary immunology/immunity of the public health of the country a constant and continues monitoring, study and practice upon the aspects such as the symptoms and treatment of these diseases help in the development of the overall health structure of the people.
The research advancements in the country have been disseminated and is been ceaselessly monitored through immunology journals list India. The Indian immunology journals started their circulation in early 1980’s. Journal of Immunology is one of the well-known journal great international circulations. This major immunology journals, India reports all major studies in the popular labs of Inida. Journal of Clinical & Cellular Immunology stands distinctively in the list of immunology journals India. These well-known Indian immunology journals always served as a reliable update of clinical advancements.