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132 plants being set up besides readying 28,000 oxygen beds to tackle the possible Covid third wave
Daily new Covid infections fail to drop significantly unlike the first wave due to the variant
The rate of mortality was found to be about 50% lower in fully vaccinated individuals having a breakthrough infection, according to CCMB, AIg study
The analysis of breakthrough cases is a clear indication that vaccines are the best bet to reduce severity and fatalities among Covid-19 patients.
Queen Ketevan is universally venerated by the Georgians for her courageous stand against the demand for forcible conversion.
81% of samples sequenced by genetic researchers related to the variant
Sustained implementation of containment strategies and initiatives aimed at spreading awareness on vector-control measures yield results
Another Covid cycle expected with a lower peak, say epidemiologists
Allocation of Rs 590 cr to set up 14 nursing colleges will turn State into nursing hub
PCI issued a gazette notification for creation and establishment of clinical pharmacist posts in all hospitals, and defined the roles and responsibilities of pharmacists in hospitals
Registers rapid improvement in healtcare indicators in the last six years
As part of these efforts, Health Department is in the process of creating 20,000 additional hospital beds for infants and adolescents across the State
According to senior doctors in Hyderabad, at some point in the near future, as the protection provided by Covid vaccines wane, there will be demand for booster shots
Drug regulatory authorities keen on fast-tracking approvals of new Covid vaccine candidates
If there is a SARS-CoV-2 mutant that has the ability to escape immunity, then the size of the third wave could be significant, suggests the study
"The intensity of the third wave will depend on how people take precautions such as masking, physical distancing and avoiding mass gatherings,” Dr M Raja Rao
The use of high-grade face masks sees 100 per cent protection against direct, ward-based Covid-19 infection, says study
The strategy adopted in TS finds an echo in the recommendations put forward by noted bioethicist and Canada-based professor Maxwell Smith in The Lancet journal,
The bank will harvest skin from deceased donors and use it to revive burn and trauma patients
Bromhexine, an untested medication for Covid-19 with no scientific basis for its efficacy in tackling the virus, is quickly becoming popular among Covid patients
