Sonali Acharjee is an Associate Editor at India Today. She specializes in health and wellness, covering a range of topics including public health, digital health, mental health, and healthcare technology. Sonali's insightful work has been featured in prominent publications such as World Wealth Journal, MSN, and Magzter.
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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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As WHO predicts a 70 per cent rise in cancer cases globally by 2050, the pioneering treatments that could make a difference
Awiqli is the world's first once-a-week basal insulin injection ISSUE DATE: Jul 27, 2026
By: Sonali Acharjee, Suhani Singh
Disillusionment with India's failing institutions has driven Gen Z to the streets, say experts
A shortage of platinum-based chemotherapy drugs is sending anxious cancer patients scrambling for essential medicines. Doctors, meanwhile, are deliberating on substitutes and delayed treatment with great caution
By: Suhani Singh, Sonali Acharjee, Ashish Mukherjee
The Jantar Mantar protests that removed education minister Dharmendra Pradhan from office reflect Gen Z's disillusionment with failing institutions, say experts
By: Ashish Mukherjee, Sonali Acharjee
Project Manobal will introduce structured mental health education in government schools to enable students to assess their emotions and seek help when needed
Doctors cautiously deliberate on substitutes and delayed treatment as a shortage of platinum-based chemotherapy drugs triggers a scramble for essential medicines
Along with offering expert guidance and a wide range of exposure to postgraduates, AIIMS Delhi is opening up new areas of study and updating old ones
Along with offering expert guidance and a wide range of exposure to postgraduates, AIIMS Delhi is opening up new areas of study and updating old ones
By: Suhani Singh, Sonali Acharjee
A flashback to the controversy after WFI ex-chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh's acquittal by a court in the sexual harassment case filed by wrestlers
