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National Health Editor, @IndianExpress | Author of The Johnson & Johnson Files: The Indian Secrets of a Global Giant (Juggernaut) | kaunain.sheriff@gmail.com
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Lighter at the end of the scale: The two sides of the new generation of weight-loss drugs

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By Kaunain Sheriff Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
ON MOST mornings, Shyamla Kashyap sits by her bedroom window in Surat, a protein shake in one hand, a phone in the other. The ritual is small but precise: she scrolls through Reddit ,where strangers trade stories about transformation. For the past four months, Kashyap — 38, once an IT professional, then a banker, now the co-founder of a modest laundry delivery start-up — has been part of a growing congregation: Indians bound by a shared fascination with a new class of weight-loss drugs.
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Second dose of Covid vaccine overdue for over 11 crore people, shows govt data

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By Kaunain Sheriff Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
Over 11 crore people who have taken the first shot of COVID-19 vaccine have not got themselves jabbed with the second dose even after the expiry of the prescribed interval between two doses, according to government data. The data showed that over 3.92 crore beneficiaries are more than six weeks overdue for their second dose, around 1.57 crore are up to four to six weeks late, and more than 1.50 crore are up to two to four weeks overdue for their second shot of either Covishield or Covaxin.
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