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NFHS-6 shows 31.8% children underweight, maternal care improves
Nearly one in three Indian children remains underweight, as per NFHS-6, highlighting persistent nutritional challenges despite improvements in antenatal care and healthcare access.
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thehindu.com
Child health improves as severe diarrhoea prevalence falls: NFHS-6
India sees improved child health as severe diarrhoea cases decline, driven by vaccination and better access to clean water.
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Over 90% of Indian babies born in hospitals, 87% of one-year-olds fully vaccinated: NFHS-6
India's NFHS-6 reveals improvements in maternal and child health, with increased hospital births and vaccination rates among young children.
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hindustantimes.com
NFHS-6: Hospital births rise in India, but lifestyle disease crisis looms
Along with the rise in hospital births, the NFHS-6 report cited an increase in percentage of deliveries attended by skilled health personnel from 89.4% to 91.3% | India News
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
90.6% hospital births, 96% plus vaccinations: NFHS-6 reflects India's "accelerated progress" in family health parameters
India's National Family Health Survey-6 shows significant improvements in maternal and child health. Vaccinations and antenatal care have increased. Child nutrition indicators are…
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National Family Health Survey-6: Kerala leads in women’s obesity and NCD prevalence
NFHS-6 reveals Kerala's obesity crisis and rising NCDs, despite improvements in child health and immunization coverage.
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T.N. continues its progress in maternal, child healthcare
Tamil Nadu shows significant improvements in maternal and child healthcare, yet faces challenges in breastfeeding and nutrition.
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newsbytesapp.com
NFHS-6 shows 31.8% children underweight, maternal care improves
Nearly one in three Indian children remains underweight, as per NFHS-6, highlighting persistent nutritional challenges despite improvements in antenatal care and healthcare access.
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Only 15.3% children aged 6-23 months receive adequate diet: NFHS-6
NFHS-6 reveals only 15.3% of children 6-23 months receive adequate diets, with declining exclusive breastfeeding rates raising concerns.
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Karnataka records gains in maternal and child health, but nutrition remains a concern: NFHS-6
Karnataka has registered improvements across several key maternal and child health indicators over the past five years, with higher antenatal care coverage, institutional…
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Significant gains in women education, digital access, and economic agency but social constraints persist, NFHS-6 finds
NFHS-6 reveals progress in women's education and digital access in India, yet deep-rooted social constraints and gender norms persist.