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Pollution-related health insurance claims rise 4.3 times in three years: Report
Headline via The Hindu BusinessLine · first report 14 Nov, 18:25 IST, latest 15 Nov, 14:06 IST
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First report14 Nov, 18:25 IST
Latest report15 Nov, 14:06 IST
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Pollution-linked health insurance claims have jumped 4.3 times in three years, and heart conditions, not lung illnesses, make up the biggest share, data from Policybazaar shows.
Working professionals and senior citizens account for the bulk of claims, while Delhi leads cities with the highest reported numbers.
Pollution-related health insurance claims in India have surged 4.3x in three years, with cardiovascular and respiratory diseases driving the rise. Delhi leads, while winter sees maximum claims.
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The reports4 reports
- NDTV Pune, Bengaluru, Mumbai: The Cities Right Behind Delhi In Pollution-Linked Health Claims
- The Hindu BusinessLine Pollution-related health insurance claims rise 4.3 times in three years: Report
- NDTV Pollution-Linked Health Insurance Claims Jump 4.3x In Three Years, Delhi Tops List
- Times Now Pollution-Related Health Claims Rise 4.3x In India: Heart And Lung Diseases Account For 78%
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