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As infertility footprint increasingly widens in India and elsewhere, frantic search for credible IVF experts has become widespread. As a result, IVF centers are ubiquitous flaunting their unverifiable capabilities of making babies and success rates. Ergo, there is a real risk of unsuspecting childless couples landing some shady clinics which are a dime a dozen in India including in Delhi. The book- Nurchana- Mother of Hope is a wake- up call of sorts to save childless couples desperate to get bundles of joy to fill their homes from shenanigans in the domain. Besides portraying Nurture as a credible and optimum IVF facility and Dr Archana Dhawan Bajaj as highly trained and well documented assisted reproductive technology veteran, this book also vouches for IVF emerging as most effective assisted birthing process. Nurture in this book comes up only as a representative of many ideal centers scattered across India. Nurture epitomizes an ideal IVF facility amply evidenced by its number of take home babies, so far exceeding 10,000. This is not to say at all that Nurture is the only IVF centre worth the name. The writer, a health journalist of over two decades in Delhi picked up Nurture to exemplify an ideal facility after extensive and thorough digging and finding it up to his mark.
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Dhananjay Kumar
A health journalist of over two decades in Delhi NCR, Dhananjay Kumar has emerged as a key opinion maker in the domain of Indian healthcare. Rated not long ago as LEGEND by a very prestigious organization HealthcareChangeMakers Club, this writer is currently Managing Editor, Medicare News, a fortnightly health print newspaper. This work station of his is preceded by his stint in Outlook (as Senior Editor), Pioneer (as Special correspondent), Nai Dunia, Delhi (as Editor, Health and Social Affairs), Times of India group, Delhi, Hindustan Times group, IANS et al.
As a PIB accredited journalist, Dhananjay Kumar is reckoned as standard bearer of ethical health journalism as health is a matter of life and death. Two of his attributes call for special mention. One, he was recipient of a very prestigious Prem Bhatia Research Scholarship for media, the topic of research being ‘dangers of unskilled and unscrupulous health reporting’. His much acclaimed book ‘Dishonest Medi(a)cine’ based on this research got rave reviews in newspapers. Secondly, as founding Secretary General of HEAL (Health Essayist and Authors’ League), the only coalition of health writers in the world, conducted workshops among health writers from across the country in the quest for improving the quality of health reporting. Under the aegis of HEAL, He have had a unique experience of leading contingents consisting health writers of all the mainstream newspaper groups, namely, TOI, HT, Economic Times, Telegraph et el.
