Health

27 Jul

North East Digestive and Liver Foundation to organise awareness programs to create awareness of Hepatitis

editorAssam, Health

World Hepatitis Day is observed each year on 28 July to raise awareness of viral hepatitis, which causes inflammation of the liver that leads to severe diseases i.e. liver cirrhosis and liver cancer. On World Hepatitis Day 2022, Department of Gastroenterology, Gauhati Medical College and Indian Society of Gastroenterology, North East Chapter in collaboration with World Health Organization, North East Digestive and Liver Foundation are highlighting the need to bring hepatitis care closer to primary health. Facilities and communities so people have better access to treatment and care, regardless of the type of hepatitis they have. Sharing his thoughts on…

25 Jul

Monkeypox Case Confirmed in Delhi, patient has no foreign travel history

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Delhi recorded its first monkeypox case, and India's fourth, on Sunday with a 34-year-old man checking out fine for the virus that is spreading across the world. The patient, a resident of west Delhi's Paschim Vihar has no history of travel to nations affected by using the disease, in contrast to the three cases pronounced from Kerala, officers said. The man had taken a holiday to Himachal Pradesh final month with male friends. Soon after, he developed fever but unnoticed the signs and symptoms at the beginning wondering it was triggered via seasonal changes, sources said. However, when the fever…

22 Jul

Coronavirus Live: India Logs 21,880 Fresh Covid Cases, 60 Deaths In 24 Hours

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India has recorded 21,880 new Covid-19 cases in the ultimate 24 hours, bringing the country's overall Covid tally to 4,38,47,065. The fresh cases elevated to 1,49,482, in accordance to the Union Health Ministry data.The loss of life rely climbed to 5,25,930 with 60 new fatalities due to Covid in the closing 24 hours. The fresh cases include 0.33 per cent of the complete infections, whilst the countrywide COVID-19 recuperation rate used to be recorded at 98.47 per cent, the ministry said.

18 Jul

India’s Second Monkeypox Case Confirmed In Kerala’s Kannur

editorHealth, India

A 31-year-old man from Kannur in Kerala tested positive for monkeypox on Monday, making it the 2nd established case of the monkeypox in India, a Union fitness ministry reputable said.The affected person had landed at the Mangalore airport in coastal Karnataka from Dubai on July 13 He used to be admitted to a hospital after he exhibited symptoms of the disease. His samples were despatched to the National Institute of Virology, Pune, and they tested effective for the virus, the legitimate said. The Union health ministry last week rushed a high-level multi-disciplinary group to Kerala to help the state fitness…

17 Jul

India COVID-19 vaccination drive sets 2 billion dose-record in just 18 months

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India has crossed a large milestone of giving 2 billion vaccine doses, a year after it launched the world’s largest vaccination pressure towards coronavirus. The united states of america has been attempting to ramp up vaccination efforts amid global worries over sparkling Covid waves. Among the Asian countries, Japan has considered a fundamental uptick in cases recently, whilst France has been topping the international dashboard. Shortly after the 200 crore-th dose used to be given, PM Modi tweeted: “India creates history again! Congrats to all Indians on crossing the distinct figure of 200 crore vaccine doses. Proud of those who…

14 Jul

India’s first monkeypox case confirmed in Kerala’s Kollam

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Kerala Health Minister Veena George said on Thursday that India's first monkeypox case has been reported in Kollam. “There is nothing to fear or worry about. All steps are being taken and the victim is stable," the fitness minister said. Close contacts of the patient include his father and mother and they have been kept under comment at Thiruvananthapuram Medical College (TVM). Signs and symptoms of monkeypox are diagnosed in TVM. The health minister said, “He traveled from the United Arab Emirates. He reached Trivandrum Airport on 12 July. His friend from the UAE tested positive for monkeypox a few…

14 Jul

Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin, Covid Positive, Admitted To Hospital

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has been admitted to a medical institution in Chennai, two days after he had been examined positive for COVID-19.The Chief Minister used to be admitted for investigations and commentary for Covid related symptoms, Kauvery Hospital stated in a release. MK Stalin had been examined positive on Tuesday. In a tweet he had then said, "There was fatigue these days and following affirmation of COVID19 on trying out I have remoted myself". He brought "Let's all stay safe carrying mask and getting vaccinated". Over the last few days the CM was viewed barring carrying masks…

13 Jul

Free Covid-19 Booster Dose For All Adults From Friday For The Next 75 Days

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All adults will be in a position to get free booster doses of the coronavirus vaccine at government centres beneath a distinct pressure over the subsequent seventy five days from Friday, officers stated on Wednesday.Aimed at enhancing the third-dose coverage, the pressure will be held as phase of the government's 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav' celebrations to mark the 75th anniversary of India's Independence. So far, much less than 1 per cent of the target population of seventy seven crore in the 18-59 age team have been administered the precaution dose. However, around 26 per cent of the estimated sixteen crore…

12 Jul

Actress Sonali Bendre revisits hospital where she underwent treatment for cancer: ‘Felt like telling patients there’s hope’

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Actress Sonali Bendre shared a video on her Instagram handle, recalling her cancer journey as she revisited the same sanatorium where she was treated. The clip featured her and husband Goldie Bahl sitting in a hospital chair. He remembers the time he sat in that chair between his chemotherapy sessions. She wrote as a caption of a video, “This chair, this view, this exact equal spot… 4 years later. From sheer terror to persevered hope, so a great deal has modified yet so a good deal remains the same. It used to be unreal to sit there and see sufferers…

09 Jul

West Bengal: No ‘immediate plan’ to close educational institutions as Covid cases surge

editorEducation, Health, West Bengal

West Bengal authorities are now planning to close educational institutions without delay, even as the state is recording an upward push in Coivd-19 cases. West Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu said on Friday that the choice to close schools, colleges, and universities would rest with the state health department. However, he reiterated that the state government does not make college-college closure graphs now. “We will act as per the recommendations of the health department. Nothing immediate is on the cards," he asked a question. When asked about the election of student councils in faculties and universities, the education minister said…