Neelambaran A

Neelambaran A is the health reporter and health fact checker at Newsmeter. He worked as a reporter with Newsclick for 5 years from 2019 covering a wide range of issues from Tamil Nadu and Kerala, after serving as a faculty in Electronics and Communication Engineering at engineering colleges in Tamil Nadu for 13 years. He has translated articles from English to Tamil for People's Archive for Rural India.

Neelambaran A

Homoeopathy trusted for low side effects, treating symptoms at low cost: Dr Mukesh Batra
Homoeopathy trusted for low side effects, treating symptoms at low cost: Dr Mukesh Batra

Worldwide shift towards natural and holistic forms of healing says Dr Mukesh Batra of Dr Batra’s Healthcare

By Neelambaran A  Published on 11 Jun 2025 11:00 AM IST


Understanding SMA: Dr. Ramesh Konanki speaks on symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment
Understanding SMA: Dr. Ramesh Konanki speaks on symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment

One in 38 people is a carrier of the SMA gene, a condition that is life-threatening, and the treatment is highly costly in India says Dr Ramesh...

By Neelambaran A  Published on 9 Jun 2025 8:45 AM IST


Hyderabad’s Dr Nageswara Rao bags US patent for device treating cardiac defects in kids
Hyderabad’s Dr Nageswara Rao bags US patent for device treating cardiac defects in kids

The KONAR-MFā„¢ Occluder is available in India at Rs 50,000. The global price ranges between Rs 1.2 lakh and Rs 6 lakh

By Neelambaran A  Published on 5 Jun 2025 5:33 PM IST


Cancer Survivors Day highlights medical breakthroughs; Hyderabad doc speaks about courage and hope
Cancer Survivors Day highlights medical breakthroughs; Hyderabad doc speaks about courage and hope

The number of deaths due to cancer is also high in the country, with 9.1 lakh registered deaths, as per the WHO

By Neelambaran A  Published on 1 Jun 2025 8:05 PM IST


`Regressive proposal’: IMA flags move to launch integrated MBBS and Ayurveda course
`Regressive proposal’: IMA flags move to launch integrated MBBS and Ayurveda course

Terming the move as unscientific, incompatible, IMA said it could result in an irreversible catastrophe

By Neelambaran A  Published on 31 May 2025 2:26 PM IST


Menstrual Hygiene Day: Only 16% of Indian rural women have access to sanitary pads
Menstrual Hygiene Day: Only 16% of Indian rural women have access to sanitary pads

Poor access to sanitary products in Indian villages poses risk to women’s health say doctors on Menstrual Hygiene Day

By Neelambaran A  Published on 28 May 2025 5:32 PM IST


Thyroid Awareness Day: Early screening can prevent long-term complications in women, says Hyderabad doc
Thyroid Awareness Day: Early screening can prevent long-term complications in women, says Hyderabad doc

On Thyroid Awareness Day doctors say that early detection, especially for women is very important to avert complications

By Neelambaran A  Published on 25 May 2025 3:17 PM IST


World Schizophrenia Awareness Day: 3.5 million Indians suffer from mental disorder
World Schizophrenia Awareness Day: 3.5 million Indians suffer from mental disorder

World Schizophrenia Awareness Day is observed to raise awareness of the illness, to fight against stigma

By Neelambaran A  Published on 24 May 2025 10:04 AM IST


Inflammatory Bowel Disease affects 2.7 lakh people in India: Social stigma about IBD hits women harder
Inflammatory Bowel Disease affects 2.7 lakh people in India: Social stigma about IBD hits women harder

The theme for IBD Awareness Day, 2025, ā€˜IBD Has No Borders: Breaking Taboos, Talking About It

By Neelambaran A  Published on 20 May 2025 7:30 AM IST


How can paracetamol overdose damage children’s liver?
How can paracetamol overdose damage children’s liver?

A single type of paracetamol with uniform strength must be given to everyone to avoid any confusion, say doctors as overdose is leading to liver...

By Neelambaran A  Published on 19 May 2025 8:41 AM IST


World Hypertension Day: Lifestyle changes, continuous monitoring key to overcoming silent killer
World Hypertension Day: Lifestyle changes, continuous monitoring key to overcoming silent killer

Hypertension usually presents without symptoms but can lead to severe health issues if left uncontrolled, and hence requires frequent monitoring

By Neelambaran A  Published on 17 May 2025 2:16 PM IST


India among 30 countries endemic for dengue virus; Telangana among worst hit states
2.33 lakh dengue cases in India in 2024: Curbing spread of mosquitoes, antiviral treatment must to prevent outbreaks

In 2025, till now, around 12,000 cases and six deaths have been reported

By Neelambaran A  Published on 16 May 2025 4:48 PM IST


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