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<em>In addition to problems like malnutrition, adivasi communities face newer burdens such as hypertension and heart ailments<br />
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Pretending that a problem does not exist will not make it go away; it will only complicate the matter further. This is evident from the findings of a new report on tribal health, compiled by an expert committee set up by the Union government in 2013, that claims to be the first comprehensive report of its kind since Independence. Many of the findings are neither new nor surprising; the fact that 42 per cent of tribal children are underweight and 30 per cent of all cases of malaria are found among tribal people only serves to highlight the persistence of the serious problems plaguing tribal communities. What is striking, though, is the emergence of newer forms of suffering that have not featured in the mainstream discourse on tribal health so far. The committee&rsquo;s investigations over four years have revealed the existence of conditions such as hypertension affecting as much as 25 per cent of adults in tribal groups. Hypertension, heart ailments and diabetes are largely considered to be lifestyle diseases afflicting urban populations. The fact that these now constitute a significant health burden among tribal people reveals the extent to which their suffering and personhood are rendered invisible.<br />
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