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An official from India’s Bharat Biotech has said that its COVID-19 vaccine candidate, Covaxin, may be ready by June 2021.

Bharat Biotech’s ‘Covaxin’ Expected to Be Launched by June 2021

A New AI Algorithm To Predict Kidney Injury in COVID-19 Patients

“A machine learning model using admission features had a good performance for prediction of dialysis need.”

Indian Women Get Diagnosed With Breast Cancer at a Young Age

“Our results provide an insight into breast cancer in Indian and Pakistani women, suggesting several hypotheses to guide future scientific studies to better understand the risk factors.”

Herpes May Contribute to Long-Term Neurological Problems: Study

HSV-1 is a highly prevalent pathogen that can cause lifelong neurological problems such as cognitive dysfunction, learning disabilities, and dementia.

382 Doctors Have Died Of COVID-19 in India, Medical Body Reveals

The Indian Medical Association on Wednesday, 16 September, criticised the statement made by Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan in the parliament.

Eyesight Problems On The Rise Among Children

With children spending more time on computers and mobile phones for online classes and gaming, cases of eye sight problems are on the rise.

The team conducted a retrospective analysis of 213 patients who were taking immunosuppressive medication for immune-mediated inflammatory disease.

Immuno-Suppressive Drugs May Not Increase Risk of COVID-19: Study

BCG Vaccine Protects Old People From Respiratory Infections: Study

Cheap Steroids Can Save Critically Ill COVID Patients: WHO Study

The trial will enroll approximately 30,000 adult volunteers at 80 sites in the US.

Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine Reaches Phase-3 Trial in US

India’s 1st National Mental Health Helpline ‘Kiran’ Open to Calls

Kota’s JK Lon Forms Committee to Find the Reasons for Deaths

An official from India’s Bharat Biotech has said that its COVID-19 vaccine candidate, Covaxin, may be ready by June 2021.

Bharat Biotech’s ‘Covaxin’ Expected to Be Launched by June 2021

A New AI Algorithm To Predict Kidney Injury in COVID-19 Patients

“A machine learning model using admission features had a good performance for prediction of dialysis need.”

Indian Women Get Diagnosed With Breast Cancer at a Young Age

“Our results provide an insight into breast cancer in Indian and Pakistani women, suggesting several hypotheses to guide future scientific studies to better understand the risk factors.”
HSV-1 is a highly prevalent pathogen that can cause lifelong neurological problems such as cognitive dysfunction, learning disabilities, and dementia.

Herpes May Contribute to Long-Term Neurological Problems: Study

382 Doctors Have Died Of COVID-19 in India, Medical Body Reveals

The Indian Medical Association on Wednesday, 16 September, criticised the statement made by Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan in the parliament.

Eyesight Problems On The Rise Among Children

With children spending more time on computers and mobile phones for online classes and gaming, cases of eye sight problems are on the rise.
The team conducted a retrospective analysis of 213 patients who were taking immunosuppressive medication for immune-mediated inflammatory disease.

Immuno-Suppressive Drugs May Not Increase Risk of COVID-19: Study

BCG Vaccine Protects Old People From Respiratory Infections: Study

BCG is frequently given to children, but a double-blind randomised clinical study, published in the journal Cell, shows that elderly people also benefit from it.

Cheap Steroids Can Save Critically Ill COVID Patients: WHO Study

The analysis was conducted by the World Health Organization (WHO) and was published on Wednesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).
The trial will enroll approximately 30,000 adult volunteers at 80 sites in the US.

Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine Reaches Phase-3 Trial in US

India’s 1st National Mental Health Helpline ‘Kiran’ Open to Calls

“It’s all in your head they say,” were lines from Raghav’s poetry. He died from suicide at age 18. 

Kota’s JK Lon Forms Committee to Find the Reasons for Deaths

More than 110 kids died in JK Lon hospital in 35 days due to hypothermia.