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KSSP to take up campaigns on public health in Keralam

High morbidity, a rise in lifestyle diseases and a growing elderly population are driving up medical treatment costs in Keralam, seminar participants say

The Hindu · 18 Oct 2026, 7:52 pm · 1 min read ·

High morbidity, a rise in lifestyle diseases and a growing elderly population are driving up medical treatment costs in Keralam, seminar participants say

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