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Health Matters Newsletter Enveloping patients with safety standards (opens the original)
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(In the weekly Health Matters newsletter, Ramya Kannan writes about getting to good health, and staying there. You can subscribe here to get the newsletter in your inbox.) With stunning regularity in recent years, headlines in India are swept up by news on spurious drugs being sold, poor quality, or contaminated drugs causing hospitalisations and even deaths, and periodic updates from the cops on fake drug busts. If you thought the periodicity of these complaints might have numbed us to what is
Protein: Reel, reality and what constitutes a wholesome meal (opens the original)
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In the past, a ‘healthy plate’ was the single prominent determinant of what constitutes healthy eating. Things, however, are far more complex today, as awareness grows about each meal, micro meals, snacks and what must comprise each such unit. Even as, on one side, awareness about packaging and labels on packaged foods grows with the new FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India) mandates, on the dark side, online/social media continue to influence food fads and generalised opinion get
Health Matters newsletter: Paying attention to our packaged food (opens the original)
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On food labelling and misleading claims, weight loss drugs, climate change, rabies, cancer care, and more This past week, as with the previous week, the nation continues to be concerned with food labelling. With the Supreme Court bringing up the packaged food labelling issue up again, a couple of weeks ago, it has been surely and firmly dragged into the public platform. There has been a great deal of interest in the Food Safety and Standards Association of India’s recommendations on front-of-pac
Bhutan leads South-East Asia in eliminating rabies as public health problem (opens the original)
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Bhutan has become the first country in the World Health Organization’s South-East Asia Region to eliminate dog-transmitted rabies as a public health problem. The WHO, on Saturday, validated Bhutan’s achievement. The mountain kingdom’s last rabies death was in June 2023. Rabies is a viral disease that is almost always fatal if clinical symptoms appear. It is estimated that rabies still claims the lives of approximately 59,000 people each year, with a third of these fatalities occurring in India,
Review | âThe Grammar of Silenceâ by R. Seshasayee is an unapologetic critique of patriarchy (opens the original)
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Senior business leader R. Seshasayeeâs new novel, The Grammar of Silence, is an account of the lives of Tamil women navigating various systems within society. The women are trapped by these structures but find ways to overcome them through a characteristic, mindful defiance of convention â this is achieved silently, and without fanfare. The book is a journey through different centuries, anchored by three women whose unique yet, in some ways, similar experiences illuminate the lives of women
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