Rupsa Chakraborty is a Special Correspondent for The Indian Express, based in Mumbai, India. With a focus on national news, Rupsa covers a wide range of topics including healthcare, public health, and social issues. She is dedicated to providing insightful and impactful reporting that brings attention to important issues affecting the people of India.
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By: Rupsa Chakraborty
HPV vaccine delay risks lives: Nearly 4,000 women die from cervical cancer in Maharashtra in six years Cervical cancer occurs in the cervix, the lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina, and is most commonly caused by human papillomavirus (HPV).
By: Rupsa Chakraborty
Under the new policy, fees will be capped at Rs 5 per person for toilet use and Rs 10 per person for bathing facilities.
By: Rupsa Chakraborty
After being launched as a pilot project with clinics in Igatpuri and Jawhar, the initiative expanded significantly during the Covid-19 pandemic, and now operates in 17 districts.
By: Rupsa Chakraborty
After being launched as a pilot project with clinics in Igatpuri and Jawhar, the initiative expanded significantly during the Covid-19 pandemic, and now operates in 17 districts.
By: Rupsa Chakraborty
Dr Ravi Wankhedkar dug trenches, built lakes, and invested in water tankers to cultivate over 10,000 trees, while maintaining his medical career.
By: Rupsa Chakraborty
Hospital records indicate that the mother, Archana, had poor nutritional care during her pregnancy, contributing to low haemoglobin levels and an emergency admission six weeks prior.
By: Rupsa Chakraborty
Dr. Shukla emphasised the growing attention to equitable access to health services, particularly in rural areas.
By: Rupsa Chakraborty
The worse your symptoms, the higher your risk Menopausal women, who frequently experience extreme symptoms like hot flashes and night sweats, face
By: Rupsa Chakraborty
In a circular issued on November 13, the SBTC directed blood centres to implement strict oversight.
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