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The most recent wave of Covid-19 cases in the South Asian subcontinent are trickier to negotiate because of an increase in dengue, a mosquito-transmitted virus. The spike in dengue cases is worsening the load of hospitals that are already over-burdened. For instance Sri Lanka reported

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A recent study in the Lancet Journal proposes that the risk of heart-attack and stroke is three-times more probable in the two-weeks following a Covid infection. A control group of 348,481 patients were studied in Sweden and the occurrence of myocardial infraction or heart-attack, and

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The journal Nature Communications published a study on Friday that claims the level of IgG antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 stays stable, or even increases, as long as seven months into infection. Researchers also say that antibodies against the common-cold can also protect from COVID-19. The objective

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  A multi-lingual horizontal Mobile app to authenticate products for the pharmaceutical & Medical Device industry with results in multiple (15 vernacular) languages and audio button for the consumer to hear the result. PUCHO’s AI Tech can also help identify Fake Covid-19 Vaccines   An AI Tech startup

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A 61-year-old doctor contracted both the Alpha and Delta variants at various stages The Heart Care Foundation of India (HCFI) Dr KK Aggarwal Research Fund has documented severe SARS-CoV-2 breakthrough reinfection with Delta variant after recovery from a breakthrough infection by Alpha variant in a fully vaccinated healthcare worker.

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COVID-19 and the fear of stepping out forces patients to adopt at-home therapies The looming threat and fear of coronavirus has pushed people back inside their homes. The year 2020 showed us limitations in the healthcare infrastructure, unable to support critical healthcare issues. The lockdown affected

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The two waves of Covid-19 that have inflicted India so far have seen us scrambling for resources and medical supplies. Be it smaller medical establishments, or large hospitals, stock-out situations have plagued the Indian healthcare infrastructure regularly. The adaption of technology and robust real-time, agile, prediction models

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The government on Tuesday cautioned that people roaming in hill stations and markets without following COVID-19-appropriate behaviours can nullify the gains made in the management of the pandemic so far. Stressing that the pandemic was not yet over, an official described the images of large

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There is no scientifically validated evidence to support the theory that the coronavirus leaked from a laboratory in China, and more recent, peer-reviewed studies strongly suggest that the virus evolved in nature, a group of scientists wrote in The Lancet journal. The report published on Monday

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The use of face masks as protection against coronavirus will become a matter of “personal choice” as the UK lifts legal lockdown measures in place later this month, a Cabinet minister said on Sunday. Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick said there will be a move towards greater

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