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Swagata Yadavar

Swagata Yadavar

Swagata Yadavar is a health journalist based in New Delhi. She is passionate about uncovering the gaps in access to healthcare and writing about public health policies. She has won Mumbai Press Club’s Red Ink Award for Health writing in 2014, the Laadli Media Award for Gender Sensitivity in 2013, the European School of Oncology’s 2018 Cancer Journalism Award and the American Association for Cancer Research’s 2018 June L. Bielder Prize in Cancer Journalism. She was previously with The Week, a national magazine.

Breastfed Right: How Shrirampur’s Babies Escape Malnutrition

Breastfed Right: How Shrirampur’s Babies Escape Malnutrition

Poonam Phulpagar, 24, at her home in Ukkalgaon village in Maharashtra’s Ahmednagar district. Her youngest daughter,...

Swagata Yadavar15 May 2019 12:30 AM GMT

In Rajasthan, India’s First Right-To-Healthcare Law Takes Shape

New Delhi and Jaipur: The image of a tribal who carried the corpse of his dead wife for 12 km after a local government...

Swagata Yadavar24 April 2019 12:30 AM GMT
In Rajasthan, India’s First Right-To-Healthcare Law Takes Shape

Indians Dying Of TB Every Year = 2,100 Boeing 737 MAX Crashes

New Delhi: Tuberculosis (TB) costs India $32 billion (Rs 2.2 lakh crore) every year, 3.5 times its 2019 health budget....

Swagata Yadavar4 April 2019 6:00 AM GMT
Indians Dying Of TB Every Year = 2,100 Boeing 737 MAX Crashes

New Method Reveals India’s Malnutrition By Parliamentary Constituency

New Delhi: A new technique can measure malnutrition by parliamentary constituency in India, which has the world’s...

Swagata Yadavar, karthik22 March 2019 11:04 AM GMT
New Method Reveals India’s Malnutrition By Parliamentary Constituency

India’s Poorest Women Benefit Less From Public Health, Nutrition Services

New Delhi: Despite a four-fold increase in the number of women and children receiving supplementary nutrition under the...

Swagata Yadavar13 March 2019 6:00 AM GMT
India’s Poorest Women Benefit Less From Public Health, Nutrition Services

This Disease Is The 2nd Highest Killer Of Indians, Yet Doctors Or Patients Do Not Know Enough About It

Pune: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) was the second highest cause of death in India after heart disease in...

Swagata Yadavar3 March 2019 12:30 AM GMT
This Disease Is The 2nd Highest Killer Of Indians, Yet Doctors Or Patients Do Not Know Enough About It
Fighting Hidden Hunger: ‘Our Mission Is 90% Of Crops Must Be Biofortified’
Fighting Hidden Hunger: ‘Our Mission Is 90% Of Crops Must Be Biofortified’
Swagata Yadavar17 Feb 2019 6:00 AM GMT
Improve Women’s Education, Health Services To Reduce Indias Anaemia Burden, Worlds Highest
Improve Women’s Education, Health Services To Reduce India's Anaemia Burden, World's Highest
Swagata Yadavar16 Feb 2019 9:48 AM GMT
Fighting Drug-Resistant TB: What India Can Learn From South Africa’s Successes
Fighting Drug-Resistant TB: What India Can Learn From South Africa’s Successes
Swagata Yadavar11 Jan 2019 9:14 AM GMT
Vaishali Shah, Struck By Drug-Resistant TB, Petitioned The PMs Office For A Drug That Saved Her. Others Died Waiting For It
Vaishali Shah, Struck By Drug-Resistant TB, Petitioned The PM's Office For A Drug That Saved Her. Others Died Waiting For It
Swagata Yadavar10 Jan 2019 9:12 AM GMT

After 4 Years Of Swachh Bharat, Open Defecation Down 26 Percentage Points, But Toilet Use Does Not Match Construction Spree

New Delhi: More Indians living in villages owned a latrine in 2018 than four years ago, yet 44% of them still defecate...

Swagata Yadavar7 Jan 2019 9:07 AM GMT
After 4 Years Of Swachh Bharat, Open Defecation Down 26 Percentage Points, But Toilet Use Does Not Match Construction Spree

Budget 2019 May Pump Money Into Ayushman Bharat But Bleed Other Core Health Schemes

New Delhi: Health seemed to have finally become a part of India’s political agenda when Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya...

Swagata Yadavar4 Jan 2019 9:29 AM GMT
Budget 2019 May Pump Money Into Ayushman Bharat But Bleed Other Core Health Schemes
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