Sumit Jha is an Assistant Managing Editor at The Economic Times. He specializes in health and wellness, covering a wide range of topics including consumer health, drugs and medication, maternal health, and public health. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Economic Times, TheWire.in, and South First.
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Sumit Jha's coverage is primarily focused on local government announcements and scientific topics related to health, medicine, and the pandemic. He often cites data in his articles, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
Given Sumit's strong focus on health-related issues such as Covid-19, medical studies, and local healthcare events in Southern India, he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into these areas from experts based in or familiar with the region. Topics such as public health initiatives or new scientific research findings related to healthcare would also align well with his coverage.
Those who can offer data-driven analysis or commentary on government policies pertaining to healthcare within Southern India may find their pitches resonate strongly with Sumit.
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By: Sumit Jha
The oral version of the blockbuster weight-loss drug has received regulatory approval in the UK and European Union, but India's drug regulator has
By: Sumit Jha
"To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to examine the interaction between genetic risk and diet quality on multiple cardiometabolic
By: Sumit Jha
One of the best-known viral sensors in the cell is a protein called RIG-I. When it recognises certain viral genetic material, it helps trigger the production of messenger proteins that warn cells about infection.
By: Sumit Jha
The authors said the Act's penal provisions target non-consensual or exploitative practices rather than gender-affirming care itself. Sumit Jha
By: Sumit Jha
Foreign-educated medical interns protested at the Telangana State Medical Council and marched to the Directorate of Medical Education office, demanding parity in stipend.
By: Sumit Jha
While the directive seeks to address safety concerns, doctors worry that a blanket prohibition could make procedures significantly more expensive.
By: Sumit Jha
Magnesium supports energy production, protein synthesis, nerve signalling, muscle function and bone health.
By: Sumit Jha
VIP patients may expect more frequent visits from their treating surgeons, which can strain resources in busy healthcare settings like government institutions, the doctors say.
By: Sumit Jha
The findings include failures in assay testing in all six entries, with the 2.5 mg batch also failing sterility testing and the 5 mg batch failing sterility and related-substances/impurities tests.
By: Sumit Jha
Walking for 150 minutes a week at moderate intensity is an important way to maintain physical activity. But reaching a weekly walking target does not necessarily mean a person is doing enough.
