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Sreeja V

Sreeja V

By: swellcast.com/Wordsmith
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 Visit my Swellcast website to reply to my episodes: https://www.swellcast.com/wordsmith This is the personal podcast of Sreeja Vijayanathan. To learn more or to start your own podcast, please visit www.swellcast.com. Visit https://swellcast.com/Wordsmith to add your episodes to this community podcast, or to start your own podcast. Social Sciences
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  • @Swell | Welcome to Community Podcasting with Swell

    @Swell | Welcome to Community Podcasting with Swell
    May 31 2020
    Welcome to this community podcast powered by Swellcast.com. To add your own episode to the show, please visit the show website. To reply to an episode, please visit the reply link in the episode description. To learn more, or start your own community podcast, please visit https://www.swellcast.com.
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    Less than 1 minute
  • @Wordsmith | Gig economy in India: providing opportunities or exploiting the vulnerable

    @Wordsmith | Gig economy in India: providing opportunities or exploiting the vulnerable
    Jun 14 2022
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    "So while the numbers show us that opportunities are available and people are making decent money, the looming uncertainty of finding gigs, the consistent pressure, lack of benefits, and security that the formalized sector has to offer, variable payout structures, and weird algorithm driven gig allocations have resulted in simmering discontent. I had earlier participated in a swell by Ragav talking about this phenomenon in the Cab aggregator space. This discontent now seems to be growing in other sectors as well."
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    1 min
  • @Wordsmith | Hypertension: India’s Public Health Challenge

    @Wordsmith | Hypertension: India’s Public Health Challenge
    Jun 17 2022
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    "Hello. Swell. As many as one in four adults have high blood pressure in India and more than 60% of all deaths in India that are due to noncommunicable diseases are largely number of these deaths are linked to underlying condition of hypertension. Dr. Suzashan Mundell talks about this in his article in the Week that was published on 15 June and he mentions that among people with high blood pressure only half have been diagnosed and of those, only one in ten have blood pressure under control."
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    2 mins
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