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Coronavirus Buildup In Lungs Likely Driver Of Covid Deaths: Study

According to a study published in the journal Nature Microbiology, people who died of COVID-19 had on average 10 times the amount of virus in their...

Breakthrough COVID-19 Infections Found In 25 Per Cent Healthcare Staff: Study

Coronavirus Outbreak3 years ago

Breakthrough COVID-19 Infections Found In 25 Per Cent Healthcare Staff: Study

According to a new study, Delta- variant of coronavirus causes frequent unrecognised breakthrough infections in adequately immunised people, reducing any herd-effect of immunity, and requiring reinstatement...

Covid Third Wave Could Peak Between October And November; Intensity Expected To Be One-Fourth Of Second Wave

Coronavirus Outbreak3 years ago

Covid Third Wave Could Peak Between October And November; Intensity Expected To Be One-Fourth Of Second Wave

Manindra Agrawal, an IIT-Kanpur scientist who is part of the three-member team of experts that have been tasked with predicting any surge in COVID-19 infections, said...

World Is Suffering From The Shadow Pandemic Of Gender Inequality And Violence Against Women: Susan Ferguson, UN Women Representative Of India

Coronavirus Outbreak3 years ago

World Is Suffering From The Shadow Pandemic Of Gender Inequality And Violence Against Women: Susan Ferguson, UN Women Representative Of India

Along with COVID-19 pandemic, the world is suffering from a shadow pandemic of gender inequality, violence against girls and women, highlights Susan Ferguson, UN Women Representative...

As COVID-19 Cases In Odisha Rise Among Those Below 18, Sero-survey In State To Focus On Children

Coronavirus Outbreak3 years ago

As COVID-19 Cases In Odisha Rise Among Those Below 18, Sero-survey In State To Focus On Children

The rate of COVID-19 infection among those below 18 years has gone over 17 per cent, which is alarming, said officials from Odisha

Study Shows Downside Of Not Receiving Second Shot Of COVID-19 Vaccine

Coronavirus Outbreak3 years ago

Study Shows Downside Of Not Receiving Second Shot Of COVID-19 Vaccine

A team of scientists tested blood samples from adults who had tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 to measure how long the immunity benefits of Pfizer and Moderna...

New Variant (C.1.2) Of Coronavirus May Be More Infectious, Evade Vaccines: Study

Coronavirus Outbreak3 years ago

New Variant (C.1.2) Of Coronavirus May Be More Infectious, Evade Vaccines: Study

Scientists from National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) and the KwaZulu-Natal Research Innovation and Sequencing Platform (KRISP) in South Africa said the potential variant of interest,...

India's COVID Vaccine Supply Jumps, Raising Export Hopes

Coronavirus Outbreak3 years ago

India’s COVID Vaccine Supply Jumps, Raising Export Hopes

According to a spokesperson for the COVAX co-lead GAVI, India, a major international producer of many other vaccines, could play a similarly transformative role in the...

COVID-19: Guidelines Issued For Reopening Of Schools, Colleges, Coaching Centres From September 1 In Delhi

Coronavirus Outbreak3 years ago

COVID-19: Guidelines Issued For Reopening Of Schools, Colleges, Coaching Centres From September 1 In Delhi

According to the Delhi Disaster Management Authority order, children have been asked not to share their food, books and other stationery items with each other and...

If a high number of children fall sick we don’t have the facilities in India, to actually take care of them: Dr Naresh Trehan

Coronavirus Outbreak3 years ago

Wait For Two-Three Months Till Children Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19, Says Dr Trehan On Re-Opening Of Schools

Medanta Chairman and Managing Director Dr Naresh Trehan said that all the students should be vaccinated when they go to school. Apart from this, there should...

Kerala on August 29 recorded 29,836 fresh infections which pushed the total infection count in the state to 40,07,408

Coronavirus Outbreak3 years ago

Kerala To Have New COVID-19 Testing Strategy: Health Minister

Kerala Health Minister Veena George said that in districts where the first dose of the vaccine has been given above 80 per cent, RTPCR is recommended...

Pfizer Jab Side Effects In 12–15-Year-Olds At High Risk Of COVID-19 Complications, Mild To Moderate: Study

Coronavirus Outbreak3 years ago

Pfizer Jab Side Effects In 12–15-Year-Olds At High Risk Of COVID-19 Complications, Mild To Moderate: Study

The UK's vaccine advisory group, the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI), advised that children aged 12 and over with severe neurological disabilities, who tend...

Coronavirus Buildup In Lungs Likely Driver Of Covid Deaths: Study

Breakthrough COVID-19 Infections Found In 25 Per Cent Healthcare Staff: Study

Covid Third Wave Could Peak Between October And November; Intensity Expected To Be One-Fourth Of Second Wave

World Is Suffering From The Shadow Pandemic Of Gender Inequality And Violence Against Women: Susan Ferguson, UN Women Representative Of India

As COVID-19 Cases In Odisha Rise Among Those Below 18, Sero-survey In State To Focus On Children

Study Shows Downside Of Not Receiving Second Shot Of COVID-19 Vaccine

New Variant (C.1.2) Of Coronavirus May Be More Infectious, Evade Vaccines: Study

India’s COVID Vaccine Supply Jumps, Raising Export Hopes

COVID-19: Guidelines Issued For Reopening Of Schools, Colleges, Coaching Centres From September 1 In Delhi

Wait For Two-Three Months Till Children Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19, Says Dr Trehan On Re-Opening Of Schools

Kerala To Have New COVID-19 Testing Strategy: Health Minister

Pfizer Jab Side Effects In 12–15-Year-Olds At High Risk Of COVID-19 Complications, Mild To Moderate: Study

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