AIIMS scientist Sanjay Rai reveals that according to the pieces of evidence gathered in the last one year, people who have tested COVID19 positive do not need the vaccine currently.
The rollout of Covid-19 vaccine by Bharat Biotech for the general public may get delayed as the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), where its Phase-III human clinical trial is underway, is struggling to find takers of the trial shots, the official heading the project told IANS.
As clinical trials of different COVID-19 vaccines are in various phases across the globe, an AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) doctor said that if everything goes as planned.
Dr Sanjay Rai, head of the Community Medicine Department at AIIMS-Delhi on Friday said that there is a possibility of normalcy returning to India by mid-next year, with or without a coronavirus vaccin
Coronavirus is raging like wildfire across the country, making India the second worst-hit country after the United States. But there is a bright spot amid this mayhem -- India's first indigenous coronavirus vaccine, Covaxin developed by Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech, is likely to be launched in early 2021.
The 12-year-old girl who was sexually assaulted at her west Delhi home two days ago has been operated upon and is stable, said a doctor at AIIMS, where she is undergoing treatment, on Thursday.
The list of fresh cases also features 49 personnel of the NDRF and 12 from the Odisha Fire Service, all of whom tested positive after returning from West Bengal, where they were engaged in cyclone Amphan restoration work.
A day after former AIIMS faculty Dr J.N. Pande died of coronavirus, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday condoled his demise.
AIIMS doctors are contemplating autopsy of a COVID-19 victim to study how long the coronavirus can survive in a dead body and if it can transmit the infection, the Delhi hospital's forensic chief said on Thursday.
A senior resident doctor of AIIMS has been advised 14-day quarantine after he took off his protective gear and put himself at grave risk to save a critical coronavirus patient while shifting him to the Intensive Care Unit, a senior official said.
Delhi AIIMS Resident Doctors Association President Dr Adarsh Pratap Singh said that in Delhi-NCR, doctors and health workers are being asked to stay at their work places and not to return to their homes.
Country is fighting against COVID-19 and health workers are in forefront and emerging as messiahs for the people.
AIIMS Senior resident Dr. Amandeep Singh expressed his grief on the stone pelting incidents in Indore, Telangana and other states.
According to the information provided by AIIMS sources, the doctor worked at the Physiology Department of AIIMS and has now been admitted to the new private ward for further evaluation and multiple testing.
The General Secretary of New Delhi All India Institute Of Medical Sciences's RDA, Rajeev Ranjan said that people must comply by the advisory of Government and avoid religious congregation for some time.
Sighting the outbreak of Corona, a doctor said, 'We are on duty to treat you people, you stay at home for us'
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