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Anjana Gadgil

Anjana Gadgil

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Presenter and Reporter, BBC

England

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Total articles 37

  • 'Social media made me want to be the best anorexic'

    By Anjana Gadgil Verified, Ethan Gudge Verified| BBC News Verified 'Social media made me want to be the best anorexic'Anjana Gadgil & Ethan GudgeBBCRecovering anorexic Louisa Abbott has called on social media companies to fact-check accounts that post health and nutrition adviceA woman has criticised social media companies and search engines that recommended eating disorder-related content to her whilst she was battling anorexia. Louisa Abbott, from Titchfield, Hampshire, said she first began to struggle with the condition after running a marathon in 2020.

    By Anjana Gadgil Verified, Ethan Gudge Verified · BBC News

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • The Oxford women behind life-saving Covid vaccine trials

    By Anjana Gadgil Verified, Lydia Wilson| BBC News Verified The women behind life-saving Covid vaccine trialsAnjana Gadgil & Lydia WilsonBBCDr Parvinder Aley is responsible for OVG's strategic oversight and direction of activity"We were privileged and lucky enough that we could do something."Three women who were involved in the development of the Oxford AstraZeneca Covid vaccine have told the BBC about the challenges they so vividly remember.

    By Anjana Gadgil Verified, Lydia Wilson · BBC News

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • 'Social media made me want to be the best anorexic'

    By Anjana Gadgil Verified, Ethan Gudge Verified| BBC News Verified 'Social media made me want to be the best anorexic'Anjana Gadgil & Ethan GudgeBBCRecovering anorexic Louisa Abbott has called on social media companies to fact-check accounts that post health and nutrition adviceA woman has criticised social media companies and search engines that recommended eating disorder-related content to her whilst she was battling anorexia. Louisa Abbott, from Titchfield, Hampshire, said she first began to struggle with the condition after running a marathon in 2020.

    By Anjana Gadgil Verified, Ethan Gudge Verified · BBC News

    Apr. 09, 2025

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