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Announcing the price cut on Thursday, the company maintained that it was deeply concerned with the critical pandemic situation in India
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The findings showed that men with diabetes were 28 per cent more likely to die with Covid-19 than women with diabetes.
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The entire first wave of the pandemic in Telangana was driven by areas under GHMC and Rangareddy district.
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According to the authors, neutralizing antibodies are important for immunity against SARS-CoV-2 and as therapeutics for the prevention and treatment of COVID-19.
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The research provides fresh evidence that people have transmitted SARS-CoV-2 to cats during the pandemic in the UK.
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Safety and efficacy results from the final analysis will be available in June and the final report will be submitted to a peer-reviewed publication, says Bharat Biotech
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The top research institute said that “NIV has also demonstrated the neutralisation potential of Covaxin against the UK and Brazil variants.”
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Generally, a procedure mask without altering the fit, is about 40-60 per cent effective at keeping COVID-19-sized particles out, the researchers said.
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The antiviral MK-4482 significantly decreased levels of virus and disease damage in the lungs of hamsters treated for SARS-CoV-2 infection, according to a new study from the US National Institutes of Health scientists.
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Scant respect for Covid-19 precautions, new variants of SARs-CoV-2 push infections to a new high in the State
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The Covid pandemic has a parallel with Spanish flu of 1918, as people during that time and now in 2021, did not learn anything from their past experience.
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"We are still searching for its Achille's Heel so that we can develop optimal antivirals," Chanda said in a paper published in the journal Molecular Cell.
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"If Covid cases continue to rise, then govt’s attempts to add more hospital beds will not be enough," warned TS Director of Public Health
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After molecular and morphological analyses, it was described as a caddisfly species, which is new to science in the peer-reviewed Biodiversity Data Journal.
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People with severe mental disorders have been identified as a high-risk group for a worse outcome in Covid-19 due to lower awareness of risk, higher prevalence of cognitive impairment among others.
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Apart from focus on vaccines, experts for more research on new variants
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Focus on speeding up vaccination and ensuring Covid appropriate behaviour
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The findings offer little new insight into how the virus first emerged and leave many questions unanswered, though that was as expected.
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The study, published in the journal ACS Omega, looked at three antiviral drugs that have proven effective against Ebola and the Marburg virus tilorone, quinacrine and pyronaridine.
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Genome sequencing and analysis have been carried out on samples from arriving international travellers, contacts of those positive for VOC and community samples from most of the states.