Sumitra Debroy is a journalist for The Economic Times, focusing on local news in India, specifically in Maharashtra and Mumbai. She covers a wide range of topics including healthcare, social issues, and current events, providing in-depth reporting and analysis for her readers.
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Mumbai: Hospital and state authorisation committees cannot take indefinite time to consider live related transplantations, the Union health ministry
By: Sumitra Debroy
Discussion on implementing a ‘presumed consent’ system for cornea retrieval in cases of hospital deaths to improve eye bank operations and simplify registration process for corneal transplant centres. Emphasis on the need for more cornea donations in India.
By: Sumitra Debroy
Mumbai: The city, which is mostly cradled by the coast has officially documented three cases of heatstroke in May, state officials confirmed.
By: Sumitra Debroy
Mumbai: The ‘trace and treat' strategy, which was pivotal in controlling Covid during the pandemic, will now be more systematically adopted to combat dengue and malaria in the city.
Mumbai: Nearly a month after the billboard collapse in Ghatkopar , the injured victims feel all but forgotten.
Mumbai: As the state rolls out universal healthcare , besides increasing the coverage amount for each family, the new version expands the number of
By: Sumitra Debroy
Mumbai: In a bid to tackle the mosquito menace, BMC is going for cyphenothrin from Japan's Sumitomo Chemicals which is said to be effective in killing adult mosquitoes
By: Sumitra Debroy
Mumbai: It's monsoon time, and the city is again grappling with the mosquito menace. With vector-borne diseases such as dengue and malaria endemic
Mumbai: Maharashtra saw a striking 122% surge in dengue cases and a 16% increase in those of malaria in a year, underlining a persistent rise in vector-borne diseases , which pose a growing threat.
By: Sumitra Debroy
Mumbai: The state's plan to start 10 new medical colleges and add 1,000 MBBS seats this year could hit a roadblock as the majority received unfavourable
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