Priyanka Sharma is a health journalist at LiveMint. With over 11 years of field reporting experience, she specializes in health and pharmaceuticals, covering topics such as epidemiology, consumer health, and digital health. Priyanka's work has been featured in various publications, including OncLive, Women's Web, and India Today.
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By: Priyanka Sharma
The health ministry has urged citizens to avoid non-essential travel to those three countries after the WHO declared a global emergency over the
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The health ministry has ordered the immediate setup of dedicated heatstroke units and mandated real-time case tracking as the IMD forecasts a severe, prolonged heatwave across most of the country.
By: Priyanka Sharma
The IPC has called for close monitoring of adverse reactions to semaglutide and other GLP-1 medications amid rising usage. Authorities emphasize post-marketing surveillance to identify side-effects and ensure safety for patients using these popular diabetes and weight-loss therapies.
The government has stepped up Ebola surveillance and screening at airports, seaports and land borders as the outbreak in Central Africa expands.
By: Priyanka Sharma
The partners will deploy the very same technology utilized for the global rollout of the Oxford-AstraZeneca covid-19 vaccine.
By: Subhash Narayan, Priyanka Sharma
From 2013-14 to 2022-23, India's government healthcare spending rose to ₹ 3.85 trillion, increasing its GDP share.
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The National Family Health Survey-6 reveals that rural India is outpacing cities in insurance adoption, even as the country grapples with a surge in obesity and lifestyle diseases.
Drug regulators are launching surprise audits of salons, spas, and massage centres to crack down on the administration of injectables and subcutaneous devices by unqualified workers. The move follows a DCGI directive clarifying that any needle-based treatment constitutes a medical intervention.
