COVID-19 News
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By late December 2019, Chinese doctors were already encountering patients with a SARS-like illness. Internal alerts circulated within hospitals, and multiple laboratories had begun analysing samples.
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The widow had challenged in the High Court a November 2024 order by a single judge that had denied her claim on the ground that her husband was not on Covid duty in April 2021.
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The government has steadily reduced the debt over the years from 61.4 per cent of GDP in 2020-21, after the Covid-19 pandemic, to 56.1 per cent of GDP in the Budget Estimate for 2025-26, the Finance Minister said in a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha.
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ICMR-National Institute of Epidemiology (ICMR-NIE) Director Dr Manoj Murhekar said that a comprehensive study conducted by ICMR-NIE in 2023 found no link between COVID-19 vaccination and sudden deaths.
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Chinese researchers uncover 20 brand-new viruses in bats, some even deadlier than coronavirus, sparking global fears of another pandemic.
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We dive into some of the most jaw-dropping predictions that have fans and conspiracy theorists scratching their heads, and wondering if Homer knows more than he lets on.
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Financial Priorities For Middle Class In India: At the same time, generational differences in attitudes toward money—ranging from capital preservation in older generations to risk-taking among Gen Z—are pushing financial advisors and platforms to rethink their approach.
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A new study reveals how a SARS-CoV-2 protein can mislead the immune system into damaging healthy cells, potentially explaining severe Covid-19 symptoms and long Covid risks.
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India is once again witnessing an unsettling rise in COVID-19 cases, with the number of active infections climbing to 3395
Sun exposure is an immunity booster of nature, primarily due to UVB rays that trigger Vitamin D synthesis in the skin
A simple yet powerful ritual of gargling with warm water infused with turmeric and salt can go a long way.
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People who go to work daily, especially via public transport and in crowded office spaces, are more vulnerable to COVID-19 infection
Common symptoms of COVID-19 include fever, cough, fatigue, and a loss of smell or taste
Office goers should regularly disinfect their desks, keyboards, phones, and other frequently touched surfaces
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The board stated that this decision will remain valid until a new scheme of studies is introduced, based on the recommendations of the NCP-SE, details below.
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The pandemic has entered a new chapter—one that relies heavily on community vigilance and personal health literacy
Expert draws attention to two symptoms of the JN.1 variant that are proving more pronounced than in earlier COVID waves
Listening to your body and not ignoring subtle symptoms like digestive discomfort or lingering low fever could be crucial
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Indian Council of Medical Research Director General Dr Rajiv Bahl said that COVID-19 infections are increasing in the country, but there is nothing to worry about as these are not severe.
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The surge in Covid-19 cases in India demands collective responsibility and strict adherence to safety norms. By following the dos and don’ts listed above, you contribute significantly to breaking the chain of transmission. Stay safe, stay informed, and protect your community.
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As new COVID-19 variants like JN.1 and NB.1.8.1 continue to emerge and spread, protecting yourself and others remains crucial.
Current data suggests that JN.1 might spread more easily than previous strains due to its spike protein mutation.
If you must travel, follow airline and airport protocols strictly, wear masks, sanitise surfaces, and avoid unnecessary contact.
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In the past week, there has been a slight increase in COVID-positive cases, especially in Bengaluru.
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In today's DNA, Rahul Sinha, Managing Editor of Zee News, analyzed the resurgence of COVID-19 in India and the emergence of new sub-variants.
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A new study confirms that pandemic restrictions led to "immunity debt," causing a global spike in flu cases after Covid-19.
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New studies highlight persistent neurological, respiratory, and mental health issues in patients hospitalized with Covid-19, even years after recovery.
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A new international study reveals that leukocyte count could be a key indicator in determining long-term Covid-19 effects in postmenopausal women.
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