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BJP’s incompetence exposed by women, children health data, claims KhargeCongress leader Mallikarjun Kharge has criticized the BJP government. He claims NFHS-6 data reveals the government's incompetence in health...- Six deliveries per thousand are stillbirths in India, highest rate in northern states: StudyA recent analysis of Indian health data reveals a stillbirth rate of 6.548 per 1,000 births in 2020, with urban areas showing higher rates ...
- How AI is making the poor healthier: A consulting firm shows the way to close the gaps in healthcare servicesArtificial intelligence and data analytics are transforming healthcare especially for those who don’t have easy access to doctors and treat...
- Alarming rates of anaemia found among Indian teenage girls, study highlights key risk factorsNearly 60 per cent of teenage girls in India are anaemic, according to a study that analyzed data from National Family Health Surveys.
- Nearly 6 in 10 female teens anaemic in India, teenage motherhood an important risk factor: StudyDespite the Indian government implementing several programs aimed at addressing anaemia in women and children over the past five decades, a...
- Anaemia among postnatal mothers and children in Bihar, a matter of concern: Tejashwi YadavAccording to the Bihar Economic Survey (2022-23) report, recently tabled in the assembly, "There is an increase in the percentage of anaemi...
- Foods to eat if you have low haemoglobinLow haemoglobin count is largely defined as less than 13.5 grams per deciliter in men or 12 grams per deciliter in women. If you are low on...
- EAC-PM takes up issue of anaemia spike in NFHS-5A senior government official told ET that the council has begun deliberations and is expected to submit its observations and recommendation...
- All deaths not due to negligence, says Kota’s chief medical officerBS Tanwar submitted a detailed reply before NCPCR with statistics on the number of pregnant women, anaemic expectant mothers and low-birth ...
- Need to re-look at public policies for service access to MSMEs, solo entrepreneurs: Niti Aayog Vice-Chairman Rajiv Kumar"We need to see how to create the culture of bringing angel investors for these small enterprises, how to bring technology...we have to see...
- Chhattisgarh set to launch Universal PDS, health plansThe government would universalise PDS, under which the government would provide rice to general category families at Rs 10 per kg.
- West Bengal government to set a rice museumThe museum, which is under construction, will store 450 varieties of rice, including the aromatic varieties those on the verge of extinctio...
- More than half of under-5 kids in India are anaemicBased on the 2011 Census data, the total number of children under five in India in 2015 is projected at 12.4 crore.
- More than 50 per cent women and children in rural areas anaemic: Family Health SurveyAccording to National Family Health Survey-3, 2005-06, a total of 69.5% of children and 55.3% women are anaemic in rural and tribal areas.
- Highest number of malnourished children in Madhya Pradesh: GovernmentWhile Jharkand has the second highest number of malnourished children (56.5 per cent) followed by Bihar (55.9 per cent), Chhattisgarh has s...
- Delhi government plans to open 1,000 neighbourhood clinics in 1 yearThe minister also released a ASSOCHAM-RINCOS knowledge paper on nutraceuticals, herbals and functional foods on the occasion.
- 42 per cent women face physical violence in Odisha: State governmentOdisha government today admitted that 42 per cent of women, between 15 to 49 years age are subjected to either physical or sexual violence ...
- Amway India launches Nutrilite women's rangeThe new range of products includes Nutrilite Tri-Iron & Folic, Nutrilite Black Cohosh and Soy, Nutrilite CalMag D and Nutrilite Bone Health.
- Narendra Modi launches Gujarat State Nutrition MissionModi today launched the 'Gujarat State Nutrition Mission, offering financial aid to village panchayats to combat malnutrition.
- Domestic violence 'linked to malnutrition' in IndiaDomestic violence is common in India. And, now a new study has revealed that it is linked to malnutrition in women and children there.
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