KMC Alumni Health Sector - KAHS

18/07/2026

A little late, but here's a glimpse of a memorable day! 💙
The KAHS IoM Chapter Welcome Meet & Orientation Program was successfully completed, warmly welcoming our newly joined KMCians to the IoM family.
It was wonderful to reconnect, relive our KMC memories, introduce KAHS to our juniors, and celebrate the beginning of their MBBS journey.
Congratulations once again, and welcome to the KAHS family. Wishing you all the very best for the exciting journey ahead!

01/03/2026

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08/02/2026

The question set from the Model Exam held on 7th February 2026:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GNeQe6I3xJFU8AFatE8VbmwzTwR6AcED/view?usp=drivesdk

Here is the answer sheet:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cfxu5qD9mc5XPAYWGlGMHhFrQW34vsQm/view?usp=drivesdk

Candidates are encouraged to go through the questions carefully and self-evaluate their performance, identify weak areas, and fine-tune their preparation accordingly.

05/02/2026

CEE MODEL EXAM – ANNOUNCEMENT
Ready to test your preparation before the actual CEE?
IOMites proudly present the CEE MODEL EXAM – A Self-Assessment Test Just for You!

Date: February 7th, 2025
Time: 11:00 AM – 02:00 PM
Venue: KMC +2 Block, Bagbazar
Entry Fee: Rs. 30/- only
Admit Card: Available at the Reception Desk on Thursday & Friday
This model exam is a great opportunity to:
✔ Assess your exam readiness
✔ Experience real exam-like environment
✔ Identify strengths and gaps before CEE

Prepare. Practice. Perform

14/01/2026

Climate resilience Nepal

"And the winner is... Build up Nepal!" 🏆 It's hard to capture the emotion of the moment we were named the 2026 Zayed Sustainability Prize winner for Climate Action. Our team is humbled and truly honoured to be given this opportunity. Huge congratulations to our amazing fellow winners and finalist...

06/01/2026

Despite Nepal's national-level elimination of leprosy as a public health problem since 2010, significant unmet needs persist regarding timely detection, referral, and management of complications.
These gaps underscore the need for strengthened evidence-based approaches to address root causes and support affected communities.

06/01/2026

Nepal is one of the world's most vulnerable nations to climate change. Despite contributing minimally to global emissions, its people face devastating impacts: melting glaciers, floods, landslides, and a surge in diseases like dengue. Over 80% of Nepalis are at risk from these environmental threats, hitting marginalized groups like the Dalit, Indigenous Tharu, and Chepang communities hardest.

This National Academy of Medicine perspective highlights three key lessons for building healthier, more equitable futures:

1. Prioritize Global Population Health in the Climate Crisis – Extreme weather worsens sanitation, disease transmission, and mental health, disproportionately affecting women, girls, and underserved populations.
2. Learn from Past Infectious Disease Outbreaks – Climate change aggravates over half of human pathogens, as seen in Nepal's dengue epidemics (54,784 cases in 2022 alone). Building surveillance and hygiene is crucial.
3. Craft and Urgently Implement Climate and Health Policies Guided by Scientific Evidence – Nepal's National Adaptation Plan (2021–2050) shows how science-driven action, community leadership, and international cooperation can foster resilience.

Read the full paper: https://nam.edu/three-climate-and-health-lessons-from-nepal-ahead-of-cop28-text-vulnerability-study-team/

02/01/2026

For many workers, protection from extreme heat depends on both workplace conditions and the home environment. Addressing heat-related health risks requires continued improvement in these settings, supported by community-led health systems and practical guidance.

23/12/2025

Evidence still matters. Community action matters more.

Leprosy-related stigma is often talked about, but rarely measured properly. A classic community-based study from southern Nepal evaluated the STEP (Stigma Elimination Programme) using the Participation Scale, a validated proxy for social participation and exclusion.

Stigma is not eliminated by awareness posters alone.
It changes when communities are trusted, equipped, and included.
Full link to article:

This paper focuses primarily on the extent to which a Stigma Elimination Programme (STEP) affected the social participation of people affected by leprosy in southern Nepal. The Participation Scale (popularly known as The P Scale) was applied to compare leprosy affected people who participated in STE...

10/12/2025

Women in brick kilns often carry the dual weight of labor and household responsibilities. Their work involves long hours of bending, stacking, and lifting bricks, which can lead to back pain, joint strain, and an increased risk of injury. By drawing attention to these challenges, we aim to support advocacy for gender-inclusive safety measures, training opportunities, and improved access to healthcare for women working on kiln sites.