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.
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By: Sonali Acharjee
The latest National Family Health Survey shows coverage of the rotavirus vaccine jumped from 36.4 per cent to 85.4 per cent within a few years
Rotavirus vaccination coverage has registered a dramatic rise ISSUE DATE: Jun 22, 2026 | UPDATED: Jun 12, 2026 18:20 IST
Forever hunched over screens, city children in India are falling prey to ‘adult’ diseases. The solutions? A return to the outdoors, healthier eating and enough sleep
By: Sonali Acharjee, Ashish Mukherjee
It may be an indication that something is interfering with restful sleep. Is it stress, lifestyle habits or an underlying medical issue?
The National Family Health Survey-6 shows sedentary work life, unhealthy food, stress and limited physical activity are shifting the country's disease burden
The National Family Health Survey-6 shows sedentary work life, unhealthy food, stress and limited physical activity are shifting the country’s disease burden
By: Sonali Acharjee
The Centre barring over-the-counter sale of cough syrups is a big step towards safeguarding public health. We revisit the toxic syrup deaths of 2025
Maternal care, immunisation and nutrition are better, but the significant demographic and epidemiological shift towards non-communicable diseases is worrying
By: Sonali Acharjee, Ashish Mukherjee
Health monitoring is only one branch of the facial-scan boom. Visit premium dermatology and celebrity skincare outlets to know why
By: Ashish Mukherjee, Sonali Acharjee
Gone are the steel-trunk and sari-fold savings. Increasingly, the Indian woman's household treasury lives inside a smartphone
