Know new facts, safety measures about Covid-19
Lifestyle | Aug 29, 2020, 09:07 PM ISTThe most common way to get COVID-19 is by inhaling respiratory droplets in the air. Learn from an expert about the facts and safety precautions on Covid-19.
The most common way to get COVID-19 is by inhaling respiratory droplets in the air. Learn from an expert about the facts and safety precautions on Covid-19.
An N95 respirator mask is a respiratory protective device with high filtration efficiency to airborne particles. To provide the requisite air seal to the wearer, such masks are designed to achieve a very close facial fit.
When shopping for hand sanitizer, make sure you choose a sanitizer that contains between 60-95 per cent alcohol. Also, when you use hand sanitizer, make sure you do so the right way.
Preventative measures are your first line of defense against coronavirus. The best way to protect yourself from COVID-19 is to practice good hygiene and also keep in mind some important things.
AIIMS Director Dr Randeep Guleria on Monday said that Phase I of vaccine trail will be done on healthy people aged 18-55 years who have no co-morbidity.
Delhi's COVID-designated Lok Nayak Jai Prakash (LNJP) Hospital has surrounded itself with controversy after several videos shot inside the hospital premises showed dead bodies of patients lying on the floor inside the wards.
The Arvind Kejriwal government on Friday claimed that there is no shortage of beds for coronavirus patients in Delhi and that nearly 5,000 were available.
Delhi is the third worst-hit state in India after Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu in terms of having the maximum number of coronavirus cases in the country.
In an effort to counter the Covid-19 misinformation floating across social media platforms, India TV dicussed on the same with health experts.
Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan on May 09 informed that till now (9/05/20) 15,25,631 have been tested for COVID-19 in various laboratories in the country.
While addressing a press conference in Ahmedabad, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi Director Dr Randeep Guleria on May 09 said a stigma is still attached to COVID-19 and many people fear to come to hospital and get a test done.
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.
A Delhi-based psychiatrist, Rajiv Mehta shed light on gave advice to people amid high demand of liquor and rush at shops.
Dr Mohsin Wali spells out tips for patients with heart ailments as to how they can deal with COVID-19 related stress.
In an exclusive chat with India TV, doctor Randeep Guleria, Director, AIIMS, Delhi said that senior citizens, cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy are at high risk of getting infected with coronavirus.
Doctors said that plasma has come like a ray of hope and appealed to everyone to come forward and donate the plasma for others. They said that it does do not cause any pain.
Plasma is generally present in the blood apart from the White Blood Cells (WBCs) and Red Blood Cells (RBSs). It helps in making antibodies in the body against the illness and is made in the body of the patient to create fresh antibodies against virus
In the time when the country is fighting against the novel coronavirus, the new plasma therapy has emerged as the knight in shining armour. In a special segment with experts, doctors, and plasma donors on IndiaTV, know everything about how it.
Doctors welcomed ordinance brought by the central government to curb violence against health workers.
In an exclusive interaction with India TV, doctors from India and abroad came together for discussing about how effective can PLX cell therapy be in treating coronavirus.
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