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63 cases of new Covid variant, officials say don’t panic
“We must wait and see how this new virus expands in India. It is good to be vigilant, but we should not panic. The virus is mild and it is not leading to hospitalisations,” he added.
Covid-19: WHO asks countries to scale up surveillance and protective measures
In recent weeks, Covid-19 and its new sub-variant JN.1 was reported in multiple countries, including India, and its prevalence has been rapidly increasing globally.
Number of new Covid cases increased 52 per cent globally in past month: WHO
The number of new deaths decreased by 8 % as compared to the previous 28-day period, with over 3,000 new fatalities reported, the World Health Organization (WHO) said in its latest press release.
752 new Covid cases, four deaths reported in 24 hours
The number of people recuperated from the disease has increased to 4,44,71,212, and the national recovery rate stands at 98.81 per cent, according to the health ministry's website.
Is the Doctor Whom You Visit An Oasis of Honesty and Integrity ?”
New Delhi/ Bhopal : Many a person will tell this when you tell them about the need to change to holistic systems. Many feel that despite the tremendous corruption in the medical sector, their doctor somehow remains an oasis of honesty and…
Are your feet cracking up?
Our feet take the burden of our daily lives. Just as we need to keep our face and hair nourished, we also need to keep our feet moisturised.
Despite Centre’s advisory amid spike in Covid-19 cases, testing rate in states remain low
Though the centre has issued an advisory to states and union territories to step up testing only a few states, like Kerala, have ramped up testing.
All India Institute of Ayurveda, Andrew Yule collaborate to discover health benefits of tea
According to the agreement, an expert team from AIIA will collect tea samples from the AYCL tea estates for undertaking necessary lab research.
No plans yet to make Covid testing mandatory at airports, say officials
The officials also said that for now there is no push from the government for vaccination.
‘Don’t panic but be alert’: Union Health Minister to states amid COVID cases surge
The country recorded 614 Covid cases, over 500 from Kerala alone, in the last 24 hours, the highest since May 20 this year when 756 cases were reported.
WHO terms Covid strain JN.1 ‘variant of interest’ due to its rapid speed
"It is anticipated that this variant may cause an increase in SARS-CoV-2 cases amid a surge of infections of other viral and bacterial infections, especially in countries entering the winter season."
Centre reviews preparedness of health facilities as Covid-19 cases see a surge
The Centre on Monday issued an advisory to states to monitor and keep a vigil, as India has recorded an uptick of respiratory illness cases and a spike in Covid-19 cases.
Around 38,000 Indians die of drowning every year; 5 to 14 years at higher risk: Centre
The government report revealed that there is no national coordination mechanism for drowning prevention and no data systems that capture the exact numbers.
Patel Chest Institute to become multi-speciality hospital
The V-C, while addressing the EC meeting said that there is urgent need to expand and upgrade the VPCI so that treatment for serious diseases, including pulmonary diseases, can be provided.
NEW DELHI: The Vallabhbhai Patel Chest…
Hospital referral system only on paper
In the latest incident, a 14-year-old girl who was suffering from blood cancer lost her life after she failed to get admitted despite approaching multiple hospitals.
Cancer cases in India to increase from 14.61 lakhs to 15.7 lakhs by 2025: Centre
While in 2018, the number of cancer cases was 13,25,232, it went up in 2019 and touched 13,58,415. In 2020, 13,92,179 cancer cases were registered, while in 2021, it went up to 14,26,447.
AAP responsible for recent uptick in dengue: BJP
Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva said that in the past four months, the city has reported around 7,680 dengue cases but the civic agency is yet to release any official data in this regard.
Agony of Kidney Stones In Younger Population & Prevention Strategies
New Delhi/ Bhopal : About 30 years ago, kidney stones were considered the disease of only middle-aged people. However, worryingly, more and more patients are being diagnosed with this extremely painful condition, who belong to a much…
Dog bite cases double in 3 years, 30% cases of rabies occur in India, says govt
“There are some sporadic reports of dog attacks happening in various parts of the country,” said Rupala in response to the question from Pratima Mondal, a member of parliament.
Why thyroid test during pregnancy is vital
The thyroid is the central processing system of the human body. Therefore, any malfunctioning of the gland can critically affect the functioning of other organs as well.