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Sugary Drinks, Alcohol Should Be Taxed More To Reduce Non-Communicable Disease Burden: WHO
WHO said consistently low taxes on sugary drinks and alcohol in most countries are fuelling obesity, diabetes, heart disease and cancers.
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WHO Issues Warning On Artificial Sweetener Use - All You Need To Know
According to the latest WHO guidelines, one should avoid non-sugar sweeteners to prevent weight gain and reduce the risk of non-communicable diseases. Read on to know more.
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How Much Salt Is Too Much? WHO Tells How Much You Should Consume In A Day
WHO says meaningful salt reduction can save about 25 lakh lives every year, preventing deaths resulting from cardiovascular diseases, stroke, etc.
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Children Under 5 Should Have This Much Screen Time: Says WHO
The new WHO guidelines indicate that children under five must spend less time sitting watching screens or restrained in prams, get better sleep and have a more active play if they are to grow up healthy.
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The New WHO Guidelines To Help Curb The Rise In C-Section Deliveries
WHO's new guidelines say that women in labour must be given more time to give birth. Read full report here.
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World Obesity Day 2018: WHO's Guidelines For Better Management Of Obesity In Kids
Give the scenario, this World Obesity Day, the World Health Organization has released a new set of guidelines where trained professionals can help youngster in a better way. After China, India ranks second in highest number of obese children in the world.
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Analysis: Why India Cannot Follow New WHO Guidelines To Protect Mothers
By Devanik Saha /IndiaSpend India must double antenatal visits by health workers to pregnant women to reduce the risk of stillbirths and pregnancy complications, according to a new World Health Organisation (WHO) guideline released last November. Is India ready to implement this and other new guidelines to protect its mothers? It is not, an analysi...
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Sugary Drinks, Alcohol Should Be Taxed More To Reduce Non-Communicable Disease Burden: WHO
WHO said consistently low taxes on sugary drinks and alcohol in most countries are fuelling obesity, diabetes, heart disease and cancers.
-
WHO Issues Warning On Artificial Sweetener Use - All You Need To Know
According to the latest WHO guidelines, one should avoid non-sugar sweeteners to prevent weight gain and reduce the risk of non-communicable diseases. Read on to know more.
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How Much Salt Is Too Much? WHO Tells How Much You Should Consume In A Day
WHO says meaningful salt reduction can save about 25 lakh lives every year, preventing deaths resulting from cardiovascular diseases, stroke, etc.
-
Children Under 5 Should Have This Much Screen Time: Says WHO
The new WHO guidelines indicate that children under five must spend less time sitting watching screens or restrained in prams, get better sleep and have a more active play if they are to grow up healthy.
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The New WHO Guidelines To Help Curb The Rise In C-Section Deliveries
WHO's new guidelines say that women in labour must be given more time to give birth. Read full report here.
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World Obesity Day 2018: WHO's Guidelines For Better Management Of Obesity In Kids
Give the scenario, this World Obesity Day, the World Health Organization has released a new set of guidelines where trained professionals can help youngster in a better way. After China, India ranks second in highest number of obese children in the world.
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Analysis: Why India Cannot Follow New WHO Guidelines To Protect Mothers
By Devanik Saha /IndiaSpend India must double antenatal visits by health workers to pregnant women to reduce the risk of stillbirths and pregnancy complications, according to a new World Health Organisation (WHO) guideline released last November. Is India ready to implement this and other new guidelines to protect its mothers? It is not, an analysi...
