Anoushka Rajesh is a Health Reporter at The Quint. She covers a range of topics including health policy, medicine, mental health, and women's health, with a particular focus on the intersections of these themes with climate change and environment issues. Anoushka's work has been featured in The Quint.
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Anoushka Rajesh's coverage primarily revolves around healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and scientific developments. She frequently cites data and government announcements, indicating a strong preference for evidence-based reporting.
Given her focus on expert commentary and analysis of health-related topics, she is likely to be receptive to pitches from medical professionals or researchers who can provide in-depth insights into the latest healthcare trends, scientific breakthroughs, or government policies related to health.
Based on her articles' titles and themes covered, Anoushka may also welcome pitches related to mental health issues such as suicide prevention, HIV awareness campaigns, vaccination drives against infectious diseases like rabies or COVID-19. Additionally any stories about emerging public health concerns such as antibiotic resistance could pique her interest.
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By: Anoushka Rajesh
Weight cutting in sports like wrestling and MMA is a common practice that gives athletes a competitive edge but poses significant health risks. How is it done? What went wrong in Vinesh Phogat's case?
The protesting doctors at RG Kar Hospital allege that the administration tried to obstruct the probe into the case.
By: Sakshat Chandok
'The police stood there as bystanders while the mob ran amok,' an eyewitness told The Quint.
Several women doctors tell The Quint that harassment, gaslighting, and stalking are 'routine' at their workplaces.
One of the reasons for the decline in passage migratory birds could be the delayed monsoons, experts opine.
It's hard to estimate the sex ratio from small studies. It has to be large datasets like the Census, say experts.
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