Great news for diabetics! You may not need to stay away from rice, suggests this Kerala study
A study from University of Calicut found that rice varieties with high amylose content could help with blood glucose management...
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Chetana Belagere is a Karnataka based journalist who writes on health. She has covered it for more than 10 years, from various perspectives, from medical facilities and policy to lifestyle and wellness. Having reported on the Covid-19 pandemic extensively from the ringside, she has an in-depth understanding of the way a health emergency unfolds. She has interviewed renowned virologists, epidemiologists and microbiologists not just from India but from around the world. In her earlier roles, she set up and headed city bureaus for leading dailies, and wrote and produced shows on crime. Chetana is a graduate in Journalism and has a Masters in Special Educational Needs and Inclusion from University of Northampton, and is an alumnus of Asian College of Journalism, Chennai.
A study from University of Calicut found that rice varieties with high amylose content could help with blood glucose management...
Experts, citizens launched an online petition, urging swift action to reinstate disability questions in upcoming NFHS survey.
Experts highlight the long-lasting consequences of trauma on survivors' mental and emotional well-being, ask to create awareness, launch helplines.
Gundu Rao is prioritising fixing emergency services, addressing staff and medicine shortages, combating corruption in public hospitals, and more.
Gundurao shares his vision for improving the healthcare system in Karnataka and highlights the importance of government control.
Educationists suggest the government revert to the 2017 syllabus and ask teachers to ignore all additions made after that.
South First speaks to mental health experts on what body dysmorphia is, what its causes are, its symptoms, and some...
On Menstural Hygiene Day, South First speaks to three women from South India breaking taboos, empowering communities, and inspiring change.
Research highlights the urgent need for action against antibiotic resistance in rural communities across India, calls for policy decisions.
Stop false narrative about eggs having steroids. Go by scientific knowledge to end malnutrition in the country, say experts.