Ex-AIIMS Director Warns: Fast Food Causes Slow Death; Girl's Tragedy Raises Alarms

• Former AIIMS Director Dr. M. Mishra issued a serious warning about the dangers of fast food consumption.
• Fast food gradually harms health, potentially reducing life expectancy by up to 12 years and leading to slow death.
• Unlike contaminated food causing immediate illness, fast food's detrimental effects emerge over time.
• The Amroha case involved a 16-year-old girl's death from typhoid due to contaminated food/water, exacerbated by improper initial treatment.
• Doctors urge maintaining hygiene, avoiding dirty food/water, and seeking immediate medical attention for symptoms.

Why It Matters: AIIMS Director warns fast food leads to slow death; prioritize hygiene and timely medical care.