Anuja Jaiswal is a journalist at The Times of India. She specializes in health and heritage, covering a range of topics including public health, food safety, digital health, and healthcare administration. Anuja's insights and articles have been featured in The Economic Times.
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Anuja Jaiswal / TNN / Sep 06, 2026, 14:12 IST
Passive smoking deaths up 50% since 1990: Lancet NEW DELHI: Deaths linked to second-hand smoke in India have soared, surging almost 50% since 1990 and claiming 325,600 lives in 2023 alone.
By: Anuja Jaiswal
Unsafe food and water don’t always stop at the gut. Some contaminants can directly reach the brain and create infections that can cause encephalitis, seizures, brain swelling or permanent neurological damage.
El Nino puts India on high health-risk radar, says WHO NEW DELHI: With dengue cases rising in several parts of the country, a WHO assessment has
Delhi's hospitals are enhancing their preparedness for potential health emergencies (Representative image) NEW DELHI: Hospitals in Delhi have stepped
By: Rupali Mukherjee, Anuja Jaiswal
New Delhi: Having secured nearly 2,000 convictions in food safety cases across the country, Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) is now stepping up enforcement, including holding e-commerce platforms responsible for products sold through them and proposing stricter action against high-fat, sugar and salt (HFSS) foods near schools, its CEO Rajit Punhani said Thursday.
WHO found no causal link between vaccines and autism after reviewing studies from 2010 to August 2025.
NEW DELHI: The National Medical Commission (NMC) has approved 13,186 additional MBBS seats for the 2026-27 academic year, taking the total approved undergraduate medical intake to 1,40,214 seats across 836 medical colleges, excluding seats at the Institutes of National Importance (INIs).
Anuja Jaiswal / TNN / Sep 12, 2026, 02:32 IST
FSSAI NEW DELHI: Over 60 nutrition and public health scholars from 17 countries, including researchers from Harvard, Johns Hopkins and Oxford, have
