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Pooja Yadav to lead Bharat24’s Political beat, replacing Aditi Nagar

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By Mahesh Sharma
| First India Verified
New Delhi: National Hindi news channel Bharat 24 has promoted its well-known, smart and knowledgeable anchor Pooja Yadav and assigned her the new and important responsibility of Assistant Editor – Political Affairs. Known so far as a sharp and outspoken anchor, Pooja Yadav has established her identity with a bold on-screen presence. Now, moving beyond the studio, she will take charge on the field and in reporting as well.
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Breaking the Stigma Around Rehabilitation and Mental Health Treatment

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By Mahesh Sharma
| Media Hindustan
Nobody chooses to have depression. Nobody chooses addiction either, not really, not once it takes hold. But somehow we still treat these things like character flaws instead of what they are, which is medical conditions that need actual treatment. Here’s the thing about stigma. It doesn’t announce itself. It just sits quietly in the background and makes people cancel appointments, avoid certain conversations at dinner, tell relatives everything is “fine” when it very clearly isn’t.
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Scarless Thyroid Surgery: How Endoscopic and Robotic Techniques Are Changing Treatment

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By Mahesh Sharma
| Media Hindustan
Thyroid disorders are becoming more and more prevalent today, from simple benign nodules to more complicated disorders which may require partial or complete thyroid surgery. In the past, thyroid surgery was performed through an opening in the lower neck that was visible, and it usually took longer to heal and would leave a scar. Medical advances over the past decade have made a huge difference in this experience.
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