Twin Epidemic: Hypertension in Diabetes A key insight from our recent study in BMC Public Health shows that.. 43.1% of men and 43.9% of women aged 30 and above living with diabetes are also hypertensive. This co-existence is not coincidental but a reflection of shared risk

Was tough to watch Sinner’s mom…what a battle though!

When you walk into the ER, you could get a doc: 1. Fresh from a week of not working 2. Tired from working too many shifts I’ve been both and believe me, they're different! And we can tell the difference, just from notes they write. Paper Nature Communications nature.com/articles/s4146…

Over the last two decades, India has seen a big push towards financial inclusion. Having a bank account is an important first step in that journey, allowing account-holders to receive welfare benefits, save, borrow and invest. From fewer than half of Indian households having a

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🌏 While migrants and their urban destinations are extensively studied, less is known about how their departure transforms the rural economies they leave behind. 📊 In Ideas for India, EGC affiliate Mushfiq Mobarak & coauthors dig deeper. 📚 Read more: egc.yale.edu/news/250618/in…

16 Jul | Wed | 6:30PM | The History of Welfare Louise Tillin traces over a century of India’s welfare evolution — from colonial times to today’s cash transfers. Join us to unpack the politics, policies, & lived realities of India’s welfare state today. shorturl.at/mnwUr

Thanks Louise Tillin for the extraordinary scholarship. I strongly recommend the book to anyone interested in India's welfare regime, welfare as a scaffolding of capital, citizenship & rights. Thanks to NLSIU & Anindita Adhikari for being a partner in the discussion.

I will be covering, - Why the typical approach to retirement is broken - The impact of volatility and sequence-of-return risk - How to calculate required retirement corpus - What data tells us about safe withdrawal rate - Optimal asset allocation and withdrawal plan Do join!

Across Bharat, the primary health system is the first stop for most people- but too often, it struggles to deliver timely, quality care. But Bharat also has social entrepreneurs who are reimagining public health by equipping frontline workers, rural clinics, and government

We’re hiring at Mint Money! If you’re passionate about personal finance and want to help simplify money for households, come join us. 📍 Role: Personal Finance Journalist, Mint Newspaper 📍 Location: Mumbai 📝 Experience: 1–2 years in journalism (business/economy/finance

We're hiring: please apply if you are a Climate & Agri researcher/ writer proficient with data linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…

“Only you know if we did it” theguardian.com/world/2019/aug…

The first batch of the Diploma program for Digital Health Workers off & running! IIHMR Bangalore Dvara Health Finance Nachiket Mor ACT

Serious illnesses like cancer and neurological disorders not only affect the patient, but push the entire families into social and financial vulnerability, said two studies that focused on India’s home-based palliative care and its consequences on families in Kerala and Delhi,

Fun day with the Dvara Holdings crew and the founders. Lots of cool work happening across dairy, agri and gig worker problem statements.

Looking forward to the conversation at the Accion event today reflecting on the results of the latest Findex round & what lies ahead linkedin.com/posts/center-f…

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#Opinion | #India’s last-mile credit system has faced shocks in 2010, 2016, 2020, and 2024, cutting off households from formal credit. Harmonising bank-NBFC partnerships, diversifying #NBFC funding, and using income-based borrower assessment are key to steady access, write