India: Will air pollution jack up health insurance costs?
Air quality in Indian cities frequently ranks among the most hazardous in the world.Health insurance premiums in India, ...
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India's obesity epidemic: Blame it on food high in salt and sugar, workplace stress and poor sleep, reveals Lancet study
In India, 21.8 crore men and 23.1 crore women ... One of the major reasons that is driving the obesity epidemic in the ...
Startup owner claims Indian workers are suffering from an 'epidemic of fake busy'. Netizens say, 'If you are not busy, you are fired'.
Amit Gupta of Factoryal claims many Indian employees master being 'fake busy,' causing productivity issues in workplaces. His ...
India heading towards obesity epidemic? Lancet Study warns country could have over 440 million overweight people by...
According to the study, already almost half the world's adults -- a billion men and over a billion women aged 25 years and ...
Lancet study says a third of India will be obese by 2050: What’s driving the obesity epidemic?
The obesity epidemic just got bigger with a new Lancet study predicting that 21.8 crore men and 23.1 crore women in India ...
Why is obesity growing in India? Experts list causes of the epidemic
With increasing urbanisation, changing dietary habits, and rising stress levels, India must adopt a holistic approach to prevent and manage obesity.
450 Million Adults In India May Be Overweight Or Obese By 2050: Lancet Data Reveals
India is one of the nations that are expected to have the largest number of overweight and obese adults by 2050 with 450 ...
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India's Battle Against Obesity and Diabetes: A National Responsibility
Union Minister Jitendra Singh underscores the urgent need to address diabetes and obesity in India, which are spreading ...
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Report Warns India’s Obesity Epidemic Could Reach 440 Mn By 2050
India could have over 440 million people who are overweight or obese, according to a global study published in The Lancet.
Telangana facing a low birth weight epidemic, says expert
UNICEF highlights low birth weight epidemic in Telangana, emphasizing alarming levels of childhood malnutrition and stunting.
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India’s obesity epidemic: Blame it on food high in salt and sugar, workplace stress and poor sleep, reveals Lancet study
In India, 21.8 crore men and 23.1 crore women ... One of the major reasons that is driving the obesity epidemic in the country is the surge in consumption of processed foods high in salt, sugar ...