Anuja Jaiswal is a journalist at The Times of India. She specializes in health and wellness, covering a wide range of topics including public health, private healthcare, patient care, and healthcare administration. Anuja's insights and expertise have also been featured in The Economic Times.
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Anuja's coverage revolves around local healthcare, medical conditions, hospitals, and health-related policies. Her articles often cite data and government announcements related to healthcare in India. Sources with expertise in the Indian healthcare system, medical research, public health policy, and specific medical conditions prevalent in Delhi would be valuable for her.
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By: Anuja Jaiswal
5-year-old with severe sickle cell disease recovers after sister-donated stem cell transplant at Apollo; doctors urge newborn screening and early diagnosis in India.
By: Anuja Jaiswal
New Delhi: What began as a routine day at home turned into a medical emergency for a 19-month-old child who accidentally ingested mosquito-repellent liquid, leading to life-threatening lung injury and a prolonged battle for survival.
16 drug combinations banned by Centre over safety concerns NEW DELHI: The Centre has banned 16 fixed-dose combination (FDC) medicines, including
(PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: As India races to vaccinate 1.15 crore girls against cervical cancer under its recently launched HPV immunisation programme, a
By: Anuja Jaiswal
AIIMS studies: 12-week yoga improved hormones, insulin resistance, cholesterol and menstrual regularity in women with PCOS, beyond weight loss; fertility signal seen.
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(Photo credit: ANI) NEW DELHI: Citizens will now be able to check the prices of medicines and lodge complaints related to drug pricing through a
By: Anuja Jaiswal
NEW DELHI: From MRI machines and CT scanners to surgical implants and critical care equipment, India's dependence on imported medical devices is continuing to grow despite years of efforts to boost local manufacturing.
Flu kills 1.2 lakh/year in India, senior citizens bear the brunt NEW DELHI: Influenza claims an estimated 1.2 lakh lives in India every year, with
