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* THE TIMES OF INDIA, NEW DELHI WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 14 TIMES NATION Sushmi.Dey@timesgroup.com New Delhi: India is set to achieve its millennium de- velopment goal (MDG) for under-five mortality by next year. In what comes as a sig- nificant indicator of im- provement in child health- care, India recorded a four- point decline in under-five mortality rate from 49 deaths per 1000 births in 2013 to 45 in 2014. India’s MDG goal is 42. In 2014, India averted 1.26 lakh more deaths among children under-five years of age, according to data which are part of the sample regis- tration survey for 2014, re- cently released by the Regis- trar General of India. The survey indicates 8.16% decline in under-five mortality during 2013-14, as against 5.76% during 2012-13. “We have initiated vari- ous interventions and ex- panded the coverage of im- munisation. We are confi- dent that by next year, we will achieve the millennium de- velopment goal target by bringing down the under-five mortality rate to 42,” health minister JP Nadda told TOI. While inequity in cover- age of healthcare services has been a major concern in India, the latest data reflects the differential between rural and urban India for un- der-five mortality has also narrowed to 23 points, as compared to 26 points in 2013. In 2012, India’s under- five mortality rate stood at 52. The development as- sumes significance as India has the highest burden of child deaths in the world. In- dia alone accounts for 22% of 6.3 million annual under-five deaths globally. Around 52% of under -five deaths happen at the neonatal stage. Nadda said the dedicated efforts during the neonatal period through establish- ment of special new-born care units, systematic home visits by ASHA workers, im- proved breastfeeding prac- tices and increase in institu- tional deliveries have led to India’s progress. According to the World Health Organisation, 36% of all neonatal deaths in India are on account of complica- tions associated with prema- ture births; 23% were due to asphyxia at birth; and anoth- er 23% due to a range of new- born infections, including neonatal sepsis. While almost all states showed remarkable improve- ment in reducing deaths among under-five year-olds, Kerala was the only state where mortality rate in- creased by one point from 12 in 2013 to 13 in 2014. But still Kerala fared far better as compared to the national average. States like Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Assam and Od- isha where the under-five mortality rate was much higher in 2013 have all record- ed a decline of over five points during 2014. Other states like West Bengal, Del- hi, Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and J&K have also shown progress with a decline of more than four points in under-five mor- tality rate. Kerala Only State To Record Increased Death Rate in 2014 3-POINT RATE DECLINE IN 16 STATES India’s under-5 mortality rate per 1,000 live births 2014 2013 Per 1,000 live births India’s MDG target for under-5 mortality by 2015 42 In 2012, India’s under-5 mortality rate was 52 In 2014, 16 states showed at least 3-point decline in under-5 mortality rate 15 states showed a decline of less than 4 points in under-5 mortality rate in 2014 45 49 With under-5 mortality down, India set to achieve its MDG India recorded a four-point decline in under-five mortality rate from 49 deaths per 1000 in 2013 to 45 in 2014. India’s MDG goal is 42 Sushmi.Dey@timesgroup.com New Delhi: Despite maternal mortality rate coming down to half worldwide since 1990, India accounts for 15% of such casualties during pregnancy and childbirth with 45,000 ma- ternal deaths in 2015, accord- ing to a new global report by Lancet which points out inter- national as well as national disparities in maternal healthcare services. Despite making significant progress in reducing its mater- nal mortality by 69% since 1990, India along with Nigeria ac- counted for one-third of the global maternal deaths in 2015, the report says while attribut- ing it to a yawning gap in mater- nal healthcare between urban and rural areas. The report also highlights global inequalities by point- ing at varying maternal mor- tality across countries. It shows that the gap between the group of countries with the lowest and highest rates of maternal mortality has dou- bled between 1990 and 2013. Globally, the annual num- ber of maternal deaths per 100,000 live births dropped by 44% between 1990 and 2015, from 385 to 216. The sub-Saha- ran African region accounted for an estimated 66% (201,000) of global maternal deaths, fol- lowed by southern Asia at 22% (66,000 deaths). In fact, on- ly 5% of the world’s countries accounted for 59% of the total maternal deaths globally. “However, alongside the increasing gaps between dif- ferent countries, the poten- tial for growing inequities within countries also exists, spatially in terms of rural and urban areas or remote districts, and between pop- ulation subgroups,” the re- port further says. The report – a series of six papers published in the Lancet – analysed different aspects and issues of mater- nal health globally. Despite improvement in coverage of institutional deliveries and skilled birth attendants, India has twice missed its millenni- um development goals to re- duce maternal mortality rate by three quarters. Currently, India’s maternal mortality rate stands at 174 and to achie- veits next target, it needs to re- duce it to 103. Experts say that coverage of life saving interventions and in- equity are two of the biggest hindrances in India for improv- ing maternal healthcare. The health ministry has in- troduced as well as expanded coverage of various schemes to address these challenges, with its main focus on remote areas . It has also started some new schemes to provide care to the pregnant women at differ- ent stages of pregnancy. India still accounts for 15% of maternal deaths globally MORTALITY DIPPED BY 69% India and Nigeria account for one-third of total global maternal deaths 5% of the world’s countries account for 59% of world’s maternal deaths In India, maternal mortality has declined by 69% since 1990 Globally, annual maternal deaths declined by 44% between 1990 and 2015 Globally, births in the presence of skilled birth attendants rose from 57% to 74% between 1990 and 2013 TIMES NEWS NETWORK New Delhi: The government’s decision to implement the he- alth warning to cover at least 85 per cent of the principal dis- play area on packs of all tobac- co products seems to have gone well with manufacturers of such products, if findings of a latest study conducted by Vo- luntary Health Association of India are to be believed. The nationwide study shows over 60% packs of ciga- rettes and 46% of smokeless to- bacco are complying with the Centre’s mandated 85% pictori- al warning requirements. 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* THE TIMES OF INDIA, NEW DELHIWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 201614 TIMES NATION
New Delhi: India is set toachieve its millennium de-velopment goal (MDG) forunder-five mortality by nextyear. In what comes as a sig-nificant indicator of im-provement in child health-care, India recorded a four-point decline in under-fivemortality rate from 49 deathsper 1000 births in 2013 to 45 in2014. India’s MDG goal is 42.
In 2014, India averted 1.26lakh more deaths amongchildren under-five years ofage, according to data whichare part of the sample regis-tration survey for 2014, re-cently released by the Regis-trar General of India.
The survey indicates8.16% decline in under-fivemortality during 2013-14, as against 5.76% during2012-13.
“We have initiated vari-ous interventions and ex-panded the coverage of im-munisation. We are confi-dent that by next year, we willachieve the millennium de-velopment goal target bybringing down the under-fivemortality rate to 42,” health
minister JP Nadda told TOI.While inequity in cover-
age of healthcare serviceshas been a major concern inIndia, the latest data reflectsthe differential betweenrural and urban India for un-der-five mortality has alsonarrowed to 23 points,as compared to 26 pointsin 2013. In 2012, India’s under-five mortality ratestood at 52.
The development as-sumes significance as Indiahas the highest burden ofchild deaths in the world. In-dia alone accounts for 22% of6.3 million annualunder-five deaths globally.Around 52% of under
-five deaths happen at the neonatal stage.
Nadda said the dedicatedefforts during the neonatalperiod through establish-ment of special new-borncare units, systematic homevisits by ASHA workers, im-proved breastfeeding prac-tices and increase in institu-tional deliveries have led toIndia’s progress.
According to the WorldHealth Organisation, 36% ofall neonatal deaths in Indiaare on account of complica-tions associated with prema-ture births; 23% were due toasphyxia at birth; and anoth-er 23% due to a range of new-born infections, including
neonatal sepsis.While almost all states
showed remarkable improve-ment in reducing deathsamong under-five year-olds,Kerala was the only statewhere mortality rate in-creased by one point from12 in 2013 to 13 in 2014. But still Kerala fared far better as compared to the national average.
States like Uttar Pradesh,Rajasthan, Assam and Od-isha where the under-fivemortality rate was muchhigher in 2013 have all record-ed a decline of over fivepoints during 2014. Otherstates like West Bengal, Del-hi, Chhattisgarh, Haryana,Himachal Pradesh and J&Khave also shown progresswith a decline of more thanfour points in under-five mor-tality rate.
Kerala Only State To Record Increased Death Rate in 20143-POINT RATE DECLINE IN 16 STATES
India’s under-5 mortality rate per 1,000 live births
20142013
Per 1,000 live births
India’s MDG target for under-5 mortalityby 2015
42
In 2012, India’sunder-5 mortalityrate was 52
In 2014, 16 states showed at least 3-point decline in under-5 mortality rate
15 states showed a decline of less than 4 points in under-5 mortality rate in 2014
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With under-5 mortality down,India set to achieve its MDG
India recorded afour-point decline inunder-five mortalityrate from 49 deathsper 1000 in 2013 to 45 in 2014. India’sMDG goal is 42
New Delhi: Despite maternalmortality rate coming downto half worldwide since 1990,India accounts for 15% of suchcasualties during pregnancyand childbirth with 45,000 ma-ternal deaths in 2015, accord-ing to a new global report byLancet which points out inter-national as well as nationaldisparities in maternalhealthcare services.
Despite making significantprogress in reducing its mater-nal mortality by 69% since 1990,India along with Nigeria ac-counted for one-third of theglobal maternal deaths in 2015,the report says while attribut-ing it to a yawning gap in mater-nal healthcare between urbanand rural areas.
The report also highlightsglobal inequalities by point-ing at varying maternal mor-tality across countries. Itshows that the gap betweenthe group of countries withthe lowest and highest rates ofmaternal mortality has dou-bled between 1990 and 2013.
Globally, the annual num-ber of maternal deaths per100,000 live births dropped by44% between 1990 and 2015,from 385 to 216. The sub-Saha-ran African region accountedfor an estimated 66% (201,000)
of global maternal deaths, fol-lowed by southern Asia at22% (66,000 deaths). In fact, on-ly 5% of the world’s countriesaccounted for 59% of the totalmaternal deaths globally.
“However, alongside theincreasing gaps between dif-ferent countries, the poten-tial for growing inequitieswithin countries also exists,spatially in terms of ruraland urban areas or remotedistricts, and between pop-ulation subgroups,” the re-port further says.
The report – a series ofsix papers published in theLancet – analysed differentaspects and issues of mater-nal health globally. Despiteimprovement in coverage ofinstitutional deliveries and
skilled birth attendants, Indiahas twice missed its millenni-um development goals to re-duce maternal mortality rateby three quarters. Currently,India’s maternal mortalityrate stands at 174 and to achie-veits next target, it needs to re-duce it to 103.
Experts say that coverage oflife saving interventions and in-equity are two of the biggesthindrances in India for improv-ing maternal healthcare.
The health ministry has in-troduced as well as expandedcoverage of various schemesto address these challenges,with its main focus on remoteareas . It has also started somenew schemes to provide care tothe pregnant women at differ-ent stages of pregnancy.
India still accounts for 15%of maternal deaths globally
MORTALITY DIPPED BY 69%India and Nigeria account for one-third of total global maternal deaths
5% of the world’s countries account for 59% of world’s maternal deaths
In India, maternal mortality has declined by 69% since1990
Globally, annual maternal deaths declined by 44% between 1990 and 2015
Globally, births in the presence of skilled birth attendants rose from 57% to 74%between 1990 and 2013
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New Delhi: The government’sdecision to implement the he-alth warning to cover at least 85per cent of the principal dis-play area on packs of all tobac-co products seems to have gonewell with manufacturers ofsuch products, if findings of alatest study conducted by Vo-luntary Health Association ofIndia are to be believed.
The nationwide studyshows over 60% packs of ciga-rettes and 46% of smokeless to-bacco are complying with theCentre’s mandated 85% pictori-al warning requirements. InDelhi, 54% of the cigarettepacks and 55% of smokeless to-bacco packs were fully compli-ant with all the labelling requi-rements mandated under thelaw, the findings show.
This comes in the wake oftobacco companies earlier clai-ming the new warnings are not“feasible”. “Even though sometobacco companies are oppo-sing the new health warnings ,the study results show 85 per-cent pictorial warnings is prac-tical and tobacco companiesare abiding by the law,” saidchief executive of VoluntaryHealth Association of IndiaBhavna Mukhopadhyay.
‘Warnings thatcover 85% of
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