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Banned but thriving: How loopholes keep gutkha alive in India

India's gutkha ban, a public health milestone, has been undermined by industry circumvention, weak enforcement, and systemic corruption. Exploiting legal loopholes, manufacturers thrive through dual packaging and clandestine networks, leaving public health, governance, and anti-tobacco efforts struggling against entrenched societal norms.

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The high cost of living with breast cancer in India

Breast cancer cases and its economic impact are projected to grow substantially in India, with an annual increase of 5.6%. The economic burden of breast cancer willincrease to $13.96 billion by 2030. 

Poor diagnosis and costly treatment of breast cancer lead to a high death rate. (Photo: Generative A)
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