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Rupsa Chakraborty

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  • Health Journalist and Researcher, Freelance
Southern Asia
As seen in: MSN India, Hindustan Times, Hindustan Times Mumbai, MDPI, NDTV, The BMJ, The Indian Express, Flipboard, MiD DAY, HubPages and
MSc @LSEHealthPolicy | Health research methodology | Award-winning journalist | Commonwealth Scholar | Ramnath Goenka | @CIVICA_EU | SAJP @CheveningFCDO Fellow
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Snakebite: Climate change propagates risk as landmark study maps all 508 venomous species

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By Rupsa Chakraborty Verified
| The BMJ Verified
A landmark study has produced the most detailed atlas of venomous snakes ever assembled, finding that climate change is pushing medically important snake species into new territories worldwide and increasing the overlap between snakes and people in several densely populated regions. Published in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases on 21 May,1 the study mapped the distributions of all 508 medically important snake species worldwide at a resolution of one square kilometre.
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How climate change is reshaping India’s snakebite crisis

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By Rupsa Chakraborty Verified
| The BMJ Verified
Rupsa Chakraborty, health journalist London chakraborty.rupsa2512{at}gmail.com Nearly half the world’s snakebite deaths happen in India. Now, climate change is pushing a neglected crisis into a dangerous new phase. Rupsa Chakraborty reports In September 2025 Manju Prakash, a 41 year old software engineer in Bengaluru, slipped on his Crocs to step outside. A juvenile Russell’s viper, one of India’s deadliest snakes, had coiled inside one of his shoes.
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HT Syndication: Doctors recall horrors of 7/11 Mumbai train bomb blasts

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By Rupsa Chakraborty Verified
| HT Syndication
Posted On: 2025-07-22 Posted By: Rupsa Chakraborty Health & Lifestyle Education Real Estate & Construction Hindustan Times India, July 22 -- That fateful Tuesday evening in 2006, Dr Aparna Deshpande, the then associate professor and head of the emergency unit at the King Edwards Memorial (KEM) Hospital, was heading home when she was called back to the hospital along with all the other doctors.
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