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Cancer Care Is Improving – But at Different Rates for Different People in India

Parth Sharma and Siddhesh Zadey 20/06/2022

The survival rates of different cancers in India are...

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NFHS-5 Data Reveals India’s Steady But Slow Universal Health Cover Progress

Arun Kumar Tiwari 24/12/2020

Since NFHS-4 in 2015, coverage has increased in all...

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Under Ayushman Bharat, Poor Patients Are Not Going Cashless but With Less Cash

Vanita Singh 10/07/2020

Many of the scheme's beneficiaries are disgruntled with the...

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The Good, the Bad and the Impossible of the 2020 Union Health Budget

Pavitra Mohan 03/02/2020

The total allocations increased modestly from Rs 62,659 crore...

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Health Ministry Publishes New Policy to Care for People With Rare Diseases

The Wire Staff 14/01/2020

Experts have welcomed the draft but are unhappy with...

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Healthcare Is Gender Blind. Here’s How to Fix It.

Shagun Sabarwal 02/01/2020

To improve the enrolment of women in health insurance...

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8 Ways in Which India’s Public Healthcare Can Change for the Better

Pavitra Mohan and Sanjana Brahmawar 01/01/2020

As we enter the new year, we reflect on...