Sonali Acharjee is an Associate Editor at India Today. She specializes in health and wellness, covering a wide range of topics including diet and nutrition, mental health, and healthcare technology. Sonali's insights and expertise have also been featured in prominent publications such as World Wealth Journal and MSN.
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Sonali's articles primarily focus on health and wellness, including medical conditions, lifestyle choices, and disease outbreaks. She also covers topics related to family & relationships.
To effectively reach out to Sonali Acharjee, consider providing data-driven insights or expert opinions regarding the latest trends in health and wellbeing. Articles that offer practical guidance or advice for managing medical conditions or improving lifestyle choices may also be well-received.
As she is focused on national coverage of India, tailor pitches to address health issues relevant to the Indian population while considering cultural nuances. Additionally, sources with expertise in mental health awareness campaigns or government-led initiatives related to healthcare could be valuable for her reporting.
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By: Ashish Kumar, Sonali Acharjee
Doctors warn the progression from a mild heatstroke to a medical emergency can be rapid and fatal. The essential dos and don'ts
Weight loss and improved glycaemic control are documented benefits of Mounjaro. The emotional flattening around food is a byproduct of appetite regulation
By: Sonali Acharjee
Whipple surgery is one of the most-effective options to treat pancreatic cancer. But adjusting to an altered digestive system is a journey in itself
Can India balance healthcare gains with rising treatment costs and growing reliance on private hospitals?
By: Ashish Mukherjee, Sonali Acharjee
Behind the shift is the diminishing return of hyper-discipline. People are choosing simpler health habits they can sustain
Hantavirus is primarily spread through contact with infected rodent urine, saliva or droppings
By: Sonali Acharjee, Suhani Singh
The Supreme Court has allowed euthanasia for rabid, aggressive stray dogs. We dive into the touchy issue of human-canine coexistence
More Indian women are reaching menopause earlier than before, going through a wave of physical pain, emotional turmoil and silent suffering that calls for greater awareness and better treatment
Indian regulators have reportedly warned that even indirect or 'surrogate' promotion of prescription drugs could violate advertising norms
By: Ashish Mukherjee, Sonali Acharjee
From anaemia and infant mortality to sanitation and family planning, missing are key indicators that link health to socio-economics, geography and demography
