According to an official at National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India, 1.5 lakh tonnes of pulses have been released so far for distribution among families...
Adar Poonawalla from Serum Institute of India, told NDTV that even though development of vaccines take “many years”, the partnership with Oxford University may enable them...
Inspired by the Kerala model of testing, Agartala Municipal Corporation has decided to enhance random testing in the community for COVID-19 with the help of a...
UNICEF has highlighted that because of the current COVID-19 lockdown, routine immunisations have been severely disrupted at many places which may give rise to vaccine-preventable diseases...
The new discovery made by researchers at Shiv Nadar University, Noida would prevent COVID-19 from affecting human lungs along with addressing lung injuries already inflicted by...
Parameswaran Iyer, convener and chairman of Empowered Group 5, one of the groups constituted to address the issues pertaining to COVID-19, said that 1.5 crore people...
When medical professionals are in the vicinity of COVID-19 patients, they are exposed to the virus directly and become highly vulnerable says the researchers at Industrial...
The process of swab sample collection of a person to test for the coronavirus does not take more than 30 to 40 seconds, but it is...
In pool testing, samples of throat swabs from two to five people are mixed together and tested in a single unit and individuals are screened individually...
Elderly people are at a higher risk of COVID-19 infection due to their decreased immunity and antibody reserves, as well as multiple underlying conditions like diabetes,...
According to Joint Secretary, Union Health Ministry, centre has asked the Directors of Department of Biotechnology, its 18 autonomous bodies and other Public Sector Undertakings to...
Expressing concerns about relief measures being provided to people impacted by coronavirus and the lockdown imposed to curb its spread, Chief Justice of India SA Bobde...
