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Anita Jain

Anita Jain: Covid-19 in India and the Mumbai model 

June 22, 2021

The Supreme Court of India recently praised “The Mumbai Model” in responding to the second wave of covid-19 and asked other Indian states to draw from its experience. In early […]

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Paul Simpson and Anita Jain: Emergency measures alone won’t stop New Delhi from choking

January 28, 2019

Delhi’s air pollution problem requires sustained and longer term solutions […]

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Anita Jain: A faulty prescription for pregnant women in India

June 23, 2017

The international media attention that a booklet for pregnant women has attracted should encourage the Indian government to correct any inaccurate information […]

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The BMJ Today: Sex workers in Bangladesh, welfare advice, and incentives for behavioural change

June 30, 2015

• Female sex workers in Bangladesh In a feature published on thebmj.com today, Jocalyn Clark provides a moving account of the plight of female sex workers in Bangladesh. With effectively no […]

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The BMJ Today: Marking International Workers’ Day

May 6, 2014

Across the world, celebrations marking the International Workers’ Day herald the onset of May. Having its origins in the ‘eight hour day’ movement, which signifies “eight hours labour, eight hours recreation, […]

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Anita Jain on the paradox of rape in India

March 10, 2014

“For those who care for their country”—the strap line spelt it out for me. As Aamir Khan returned with the second season of his documentary/talk show, Satyamev Jayate, I knew […]

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Richard Hurley: We need your help: what will India’s 2014 general elections mean for health?

February 19, 2014

In a couple of months India will hold parliamentary elections to determine its next central government. This administration, due to hold office from June, will also have responsibility for drafting […]

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Anita Jain: Lessons from history for modern medicine

February 17, 2014

“Medical knowledge usually relegates history to an incidental and anecdotal role but always outside the boundary of development of pure scientific knowledge.” […]

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Anita Jain: Training science communicators in India

February 11, 2014

“Acupuncture boosts libido,” blared the headline of a leading Indian daily. “Acupuncture effective treatment for breast cancer,” proclaimed another. These are in effect reporting a study which examined if acupuncture […]

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Anita Jain: Ensuring no woman dies during childbirth in India

January 16, 2014

In conversation with my grandmother recently, I travelled nearly 60 years back in time to a village in Rajasthan as she recounted her near death experience during childbirth. Though lately […]

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