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EDITORS: Sunita Narain, Vibha Varshney, Richard Mahapatra, S S Jeevan, Snigdha Das, Aditya Misra, Subhojit Goswami, Rajit Sengupta, Aakriti Shrivastava DATA: Kiran Pandey, Rajit Sengupta DESIGN: Ajit Bajaj, Abhishek Vaishnav, Ritika Bohra, Chaitanya Chandan ILLUSTRATIONS: Tarique Aziz MAPS AND INFOGRAPHICS: Raj Kumar Singh COVER DESIGN: Ajit Bajaj COVER ILLUSTRATION: Ritika Bohra PHOTOGRAPHS: Vikas Chaudhary, Thinkstock PRODUCTION: Rakesh Shrivastava, Gundhar Das ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: Ayush Shukla © 2017 Centre for Science and Environment Material from this publication can be used, but with acknowledgement DTE/CSE do not endorse the content of advertisements in this book. Some information has been taken from articles published in Down To Earth ISBN: 978-81- 86906-06- 4 | Price: R350 (US $30) Published by : Centre for Science and Environment, 41, Tughlakabad Institutional Area, New Delhi-110 062 Phones: 91-11-4061 6000, Fax: 91-11-26085879 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.cseindia.org Down To Earth www.downtoearth.org.in CONTENTS 06 FOREWORD BY SUNITA NARAIN 154 ABOUT THE AUTHORS 09 OBESITY | The triggers—diet and physical inactivity • Chemicals that make you obese • Need for change in agri and nutrition policies 33 MENTAL HEALTH | Social and environmental factors • Who are the most vulnerable • Diet and dementia • New policies need enforcement 61 CANCER | Environmental links • Geography of spread • Mobile phones and rare cancers • Pushing for early detection 79 HEART DISEASES | Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of deaths • Men and the youth are at a higher risk • The culprits: sugar, salt or fat? • Better planning is the key 28 INSIGHT INSIGHT INSIGHT Antibiotics: The increasing risk of non-communicable diseases from antibiotics 135 FOOD ALLERGY | Growing incidences among the young, yet there is little data • Which foods are Indians most allergic to • Inadequate understanding of Indian allergies INSIGHT 150 Health apps: There is a boom, but how accurate are mobile applications? 97 RESPIRATORY DISEASES | The air pollution bomb is ticking • The Supreme Court continues its yeoman service • What to do on polluted days • Action, not denial, can solve the problem INSIGHT 114 NCD healthcare: Medicines to treat non- communicable diseases are expensive and the pharma industry is not willing to make them accessible to the poor 52 Wellness industry: Declining faith in allopathic medicines for chronic diseases has resulted in a boom for alternative treatments 56 Dearth of data: It is impossible to formulate good policies if we do not collect good data 119 HORMONAL DISORDERS | What causes hormone imbalance in our body system • High incidences, but low investment in treatment • Iodine: from access to excess • How to gain control over endocrine diseases • ANALYSIS • OPINION • LIFEHACKS • BREAKTHROUGH RESEARCH
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A Down To Earth annual 5State of India’s Environment 20174
EDITORS: Sunita Narain, Vibha Varshney, Richard Mahapatra, S S Jeevan, Snigdha Das, Aditya Misra, Subhojit Goswami, Rajit Sengupta, Aakriti Shrivastava DATA: Kiran Pandey, Rajit SenguptaDESIGN: Ajit Bajaj, Abhishek Vaishnav, Ritika Bohra, Chaitanya Chandan ILLUSTRATIONS: Tarique AzizMAPS AND INFOGRAPHICS: Raj Kumar SinghCOVER DESIGN: Ajit Bajaj COVER ILLUSTRATION: Ritika Bohra
PHOTOGRAPHS: Vikas Chaudhary, ThinkstockPRODUCTION: Rakesh Shrivastava, Gundhar DasACKNOWLEDGEMENT: Ayush Shukla© 2017 Centre for Science and EnvironmentMaterial from this publication can be used, but with acknowledgement DTE/CSE do not endorse the content of advertisements in this book. Some information has been taken from articles published in Down To Earth
ISBN: 978-81- 86906-06- 4 | Price: R350 (US $30)Published by : Centre for Science and Environment, 41, Tughlakabad Institutional Area, New Delhi-110 062 Phones: 91-11-4061 6000, Fax: 91-11-26085879 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.cseindia.org
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C O N T E N T S06FOREWORD BY
SUNITA NARAIN
154ABOUT THE AUTHORS
09OBESITY | The triggers—diet and physical inactivity • Chemicals that make you obese • Need for change in agri and nutrition policies
33MENTAL HEALTH | Social and environmental factors • Who are the most vulnerable • Diet and dementia • New policies need enforcement
61CANCER | Environmental links • Geography of spread • Mobile phones and rare cancers • Pushing for early detection
79HEART DISEASES | Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of deaths • Men and the youth are at a higher risk • The culprits: sugar, salt or fat? • Better planning is the key
28INSIGHT
INSIGHT
INSIGHT
Antibiotics: The increasing risk of non-communicable diseases from antibiotics
135FOOD ALLERGY | Growing incidences among the young, yet there is little data • Which foods are Indians most allergic to • Inadequate understanding of Indian allergies
INSIGHT
150Health apps: There is a boom, but how accurate are mobile applications?
97RESPIRATORY DISEASES | The air pollution bomb is ticking • The Supreme Court continues its yeoman service • What to do on polluted days • Action, not denial, can solve the problem
INSIGHT
114NCD healthcare: Medicines to treat non-communicable diseases are expensive and the pharma industry is not willing to make them accessible to the poor
52Wellness industry: Declining faith in allopathic medicines for chronic diseases has resulted in a boom for alternative treatments
56Dearth of data: It is impossible to formulate good policies if we do not collect good data
119HORMONAL DISORDERS | What causes hormone imbalance in our body system • High incidences, but low investment in treatment • Iodine: from access to excess • How to gain control over endocrine diseases
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