public health
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PM’s plan for free gas connections is failing its objective – as government had been warned it would
Nitin Sethi Aroon Deep
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Severe air pollution is choking Dhaka – but much of it could be easily tackled
Kamran Reza Chowdhury
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Vaccination rates among India’s rich have dropped, the national family health survey shows
Nayantara Narayanan
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2017 in review: These three stories from the year show India’s apathy towards public healthcare
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To fix India’s flailing public health system, health sub-centres need to be improved first
Kanika Sharma
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Odisha: 46 people fall ill after chlorine leak in government-run hospital in Cuttack
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Odisha: 46 people fall ill after chlorine leak in government-run hospital in Cuttack
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North India has been in a state of air pollution emergency for years, says transport researcher
Kumar Sambhav Shrivastava
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Rajasthan is trying to fix staff shortages at health facilities – but that’s creating other problems
Menaka Rao
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India has imported millions of tonnes of GM food products in violation of food safety laws
Kumar Sambhav Shrivastava
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Looming crisis: How Bangladesh is desperately working to prevent disease outbreak in Rohingya camps
Tarek Mahmud
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Privatising district hospitals: Health ministry, states, experts had little say in Niti Aayog plan
Menaka Rao
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Readers’ comments: Will Gorakhpur deaths make authorities wake up and fix the public health sector?
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A new Indian Medical Service needs doctors as administrators of public health
T Sundararaman
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16 people died in three weeks in a remote Andhra village – and the government still doesn’t know why
Menaka Rao
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Niti Aayog and health ministry prepare model contract for privatising urban health care
Nitin Sethi Menaka Rao
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Fixing what isn’t broken: Why is Udupi’s well-run district hospital getting new private management?
Menaka Rao
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Tamil Nadu makes vaccinations mandatory for school students, but parents still have safety concerns
Vinita Govindarajan
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In Karnataka, revamp of medical regulations in the name of citizens is only hurting their interests
Vijayakumar Seethappa Akhila Vasan Vinay Sreenivasa E Premdas Pinto
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WHO spends more on travel for its executives than many of its public health programmes: AP
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