Sheetal Ranganathan
Health and science columnist
The writer graduated from AIIMS and is the global operations head of the lifesciences and healthcare unit in a multinational professional services firm.
By Sheetal Ranganathan
Women are conditioned to not complain, making diagnosis and treatment more difficult.
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Superbugs can push one into a black hole of prolonged suffering leading to death any moment.
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For the first time ever, global health will be one of the prime developmental topics to be discussed at the summit.
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To begin with, all state governments must release an immediate advisory on diagnosis, treatment and prevention to healthcare providers.
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Sometimes it needs to scare us.
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The nation's miserable health condition is self-inflicted – spending on healthcare has been consistently deprioritised for decades.
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The allocation amounts to nearly Rs 5,500 crore per year till 2019.
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What about women working in micro-enterprises of less than ten people, and in the informal sectors as self-employed or casual labour?
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The deadline will need in excess of Rs 9,000 crore until then to expedite elimination efforts, starting now.
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We are still home to one-third of the world’s unimmunised children.
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