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- Forty students surveyed 250 families in the Kayanna grama panchayat to understand how residents manage unused or expired medications.
- Results show that 62.4 percent of households possess leftover medicines and 68.4 percent dispose of them unsafely.
- A large majority of respondents indicated support for a structured medicine take-back program.
- Raising awareness about proper disposal methods remains a priority for the community.
What to watch next
- Future implementation of a structured medicine take-back program in the region.
- Potential development of local awareness campaigns regarding medical waste.
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Named India · Kayanna · Adithyan · Anagha · Fasla Rahman · Kayanna Government Higher Secondary School · Parvana · P.K. Shaji · Satyan
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