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Zero-dose children in India declined from 0.11% in 2023 to 0.06% in 2024: Union Health MinistryIndia has significantly reduced the percentage of zero-dose children and achieved remarkable progress in maternal and child health. This su...- Zero-dose children in India declined from 0.11% in 2023 to 0.06% in 2024: Union Health MinistryIndia has significantly reduced the percentage of zero-dose children and achieved remarkable progress in maternal and child health. This su...
- Economic Survey: Govt spending on public healthcare rose 73% last yearThe Economic Survey, presented by finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, also said that the government's spending on social services increase...
- Significant progress made in health outcomes: Economic SurveyThe survey also credited the increase in institutional deliveries and improvement in maternal health to better infrastructure and improved ...
- View: GHI a misleading hunger index, may not be applicable to IndiaGHI remains a misleading hunger index as its methodology ignores genetic factors for which norms on stunting and wasting may not be applica...
- Economic Survey 2021 marks the importance of investing and strengthening the public health system“Healthcare policy must not become beholden to “saliency bias”, where policy overweights a recent phenomenon,” believes the Chief Economic ...
- Not just for children! Here are the vaccines that every adult needs to getAdults too need preventive immunisation against many deadly diseases.
- 2016: A busy year for health ministryThe year also saw conduct of a single and uniform entrance examination for admissions to virtually all government and private medical colle...
- India grappling with shortage of health workforce: J P NaddaNadda was making an intervention address at the 69th session of the WHO South East Asia Regional Committee being held at Sri Lanka's capita...
- India on track to achieve health related MDGs: J P NaddaIndia is on track to achieve the three health sector related Millennium Development Goals adopted by the UN in 2000, Union Health and Famil...
- Maternal tetanus elimination in India will save lives: UNThe elimination of MNT as a public health problem means that the annual rate is less than 1 per 1000 live births.
- India has eliminated maternal and neonatal tetanus before target date: PM Narendra ModiPM said India has eliminated maternal and neonatal tetanus much before the target date set for December this year and described the achieve...
- 184 districts identified for focussed healthcare: PM Narendra ModiHe said the country needs to institutionalise a system where marginalised communities receive universal healthcare and financial protection.
- After Polio, India to eliminate Measles, Tetanus child deathsGhulam Nabi Azad said the lessons learnt from success of polio campaign could help eliminate measles-related child deaths and neonatal teta...
- 'India is top priority for Gates Foundation'Jeff Raikes, the man behind Microsoft Office software and one of the first 100 employees of the software giant, shifted gears in 2008 - fro...
- Rural healthcare as biz opportunityAbsence of a viable business model prevents conversion of the huge rural expenditure on health into an economic activity that generates inc...
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