The Joint Secretary of Union Health Ministry, Lav Agarwal on April 17 said that the ratio between recovered COVID-19 patients and deaths stands at 80:20 in India which is higher than that in several other counties.
30 COVID-19 patients have been discharged from Omandurar Medical College on April 17. Omandurar Medical College's Dean, Narayana Babu said, "As of now we are having 95 positive patients out of which 30 patients discharged today after testing negative
Central government has given us the approval for plasma technique. Trial of Plasma Enrichment technique to start in next 3-4 days; if successful, we can save lives of serious COVID-19 patients: CM Arvind Kejriwal
Latur DM G Sreekanth reacted on private hospitals carrying out deliveries and usage of PPEs said that that doctors carrying out deliveries should carry out their regular protocol.
Doctors during the conversation say that sometimes the virus can get suppressed or get mutated that can cause it to re-grow again on the human body. They said that since it is a new virus, so little details about its characteristics are discovered.
Till now 1036 people have been cured. Yesterday 179 people were diagnosed and found cured: Lav Aggarwal, Joint Secretary, Union Health Ministry
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation over extension of lockdown to combat prevailing coronavirus situation on April 14.
a nursing officer at AIIMS trauma centre on April 13 said that COVID-19 patients need psychological support because the one who is suffering is more scared than the medical staff.
Swami Ramdev lists out yoga asanas for asthma patients to strengthen their respiratory system. Not only this, he even shares household tips like taking milk, Haldi, shilajit apart from taking 5 black pepper and 5 almond that should be taken.
Dr. R Ganga Ketkar spoke on the importance of Hydroxychloroquine medicine for COVID-19 patients and said that it is very important to know that it is not compulsory to give this medicine to anyone.
Three students of Chhattisgarh built a robot to help medical staff to treat COVID-19 patients.
An FIR has been registered against unidentified persons in connection with the recovery of two bottles filled with urine at the premises of a quarantine facility under Dwarka North Police Station area
Ernakulam District Administration has set-up Walk-in Sample Kiosk (WISK) to collect samples from those with COVID-19 symptoms.
The country witnessed a sharp increase in the coronavirus cases following Tablighi Jamaat event in Delhi where close to 2,000 people belonging to the Jamaat were found gathered in Nizamuddin West.
Country is fighting against COVID-19 and health workers are in forefront and emerging as messiahs for the people.
Coronavirus: CCTV visuals show Tablighi Jamaat patients spitting, creating ruckus in hospital
Two people have died due to coronavirus in MP's Indore.
Doctors from various hospitals in the national capital, where the members of Tablighi Jamaat are admitted, have complained to the Delhi government that those from the religious organisation undergoing treatment are not cooperating with the medical st
Principal of Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Medical College in Kanpur, Dr Aarti Lalchandani has lashed out COVID-19 patients associated with Tablighi Jamaat who are being treated at the hospital saying that they are not cooperating with the doctors, nurses and other staff.
Speaking to India TV, Dr Aarti Lalchandani said that because of the help from the administration, police who have provided adequate security due to which they are able to perform duties but Jamaat people are creating a lot of trouble to the staff Dr
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