Leveraging Technology for Better Child Health and Nutrition in India: Digital Solutions and Innovations

Child nutrition in India is essential for healthy growth, cognitive development, and preventing malnutrition-related diseases, impacting future productivity. Technology offers transformative solutions, especially in underserved areas. Mobile health (mHealth) apps track health, vaccinations, and nutrition, connecting caregivers with healthcare professionals. Telemedicine addresses the shortage of pediatricians in rural regions by facilitating remote consultations, improving access to timely medical advice. Digital tools, provide real-time health data, enabling early intervention for malnutrition. Educational platforms raise awareness about child health. However, challenges like internet connectivity and digital literacy must be addressed to ensure widespread adoption. With continued innovation, these solutions can enhance healthcare access, reduce child mortality, and combat malnutrition, fostering healthier childhoods in India.

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Shanlax International Journal of Arts Science and Humanities
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2024-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.34293/sijash.v12is1-sep.8178
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Child Nutrition and Water Access
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Leveraging Technology for Better Child Health and Nutrition in India: Digital Solutions and Innovations

D. Antonette Lydia, Valney M.N., Tithiksha Gokul .
Shanlax International Journal of Arts Science and Humanities
Child Nutrition and Water Access
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Leveraging Technology for Better Child Health and Nutrition in India: Digital Solutions and Innovations

D. Antonette Lydia, Valney M.N., Tithiksha Gokul .
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Abstract

Child nutrition in India is essential for healthy growth, cognitive development, and preventing malnutrition-related diseases, impacting future productivity. Technology offers transformative solutions, especially in underserved areas. Mobile health (mHealth) apps track health, vaccinations, and nutrition, connecting caregivers with healthcare professionals. Telemedicine addresses the shortage of pediatricians in rural regions by facilitating remote consultations, improving access to timely medical advice. Digital tools, provide real-time health data, enabling early intervention for malnutrition. Educational platforms raise awareness about child health. However, challenges like internet connectivity and digital literacy must be addressed to ensure widespread adoption. With continued innovation, these solutions can enhance healthcare access, reduce child mortality, and combat malnutrition, fostering healthier childhoods in India.

Shanlax International Journal of Arts Science and HumanitiesVol. 12(S1-Sep)
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