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"1st Such Case In World": Ghaziabad Man Loses Kidney, Part Of Lung To Black Fungus
A multidisciplinary team of three doctors gave a new lease on life to a 34-year-old man by conducting a surgery to remove his right kidney and part of his left lung which had been severely infected with black fungus post-Covid.
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Steady Rise In Maharashtra Black Fungus Infections; Most In Nagpur, Pune
Maharashtra, one of the worst affected states by the coronavirus, is now battling with the deadly Black Fungus infections which targets Covid patients with co-morbidities like diabetes and is dangerous, even after one recovers from Covid.
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No Tax On Black Fungus Medicine, 5% GST To Continue On Covid Vaccines
Tax on medicines, some hospital equipment and other items needed in the fight against COVID-19 has been reduced by the Goods and Services Tax Council. The tax cut is based on recommendations by a Group of Ministers amid the pandemic.
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Black Fungus Cases Grow 150% In 3 Weeks To 31,000, Deaths Over 2,100
Black Fungus, a potentially fatal condition that is increasingly seen in recovering Covid patients, with 31,216 cases and 2,109 deaths in the country has grown over 150 per cent over the last three weeks.
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"Many Won't Get Insurance Benefit Due To Lack Of Hospitalisation": Court
The Delhi High Court on Thursday said a large number of COVID-19 infected people would not be able to get insurance benefit as they could not secure a hospital bed due to the dearth of medical infrastructure and asked IRDA to look into the issue.
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High Court Asks Delhi Hospital For Data On Black Fungus Patients Admitted
The Delhi High Court Tuesday directed the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital to give details of number of patients of black fungus, primarily those affected by the disease after recovering from COVID-19 and method of distribution of the medicines to them.
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Demand-Supply Gap Of Black Fungus Drug "Too Wide To Bridge": Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court Monday said the gap between demand and supply of medicine - Amphotericin B - used for treating Black Fungus which is primarily affecting COVID recovered people, is "too wide to bridge" and drastic steps are required to be taken.
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"Persistent Headache, Swelling In Covid Survivors Signs Of Black Fungus": AIIMS Chief
If you are recovering from COVID-19 and can't get rid of that persistent headache or that swelling on one side of the face, immediately speak to a doctor and get tested for Black Fungus.
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Uttarakhand Government Issues SOPs To Prevent Black Marketing Of Black Fungus Medicine
The Uttarakhand government has issued Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to prevent the black marketing of Black Fungus medicine keeping in view cases of the disease being reported across the country.
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5 More Manufactures Given License To Produce Black Fungus Treatment Drug: Government
The Union Health Ministry on Friday said license has been given to five more manufactures for production of Amphotericin-B, used in the treatment of black fungus, and they will start producing 1,11,000 vials of the drug per month from July.
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"1st Such Case In World": Ghaziabad Man Loses Kidney, Part Of Lung To Black Fungus
A multidisciplinary team of three doctors gave a new lease on life to a 34-year-old man by conducting a surgery to remove his right kidney and part of his left lung which had been severely infected with black fungus post-Covid.
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Steady Rise In Maharashtra Black Fungus Infections; Most In Nagpur, Pune
Maharashtra, one of the worst affected states by the coronavirus, is now battling with the deadly Black Fungus infections which targets Covid patients with co-morbidities like diabetes and is dangerous, even after one recovers from Covid.
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No Tax On Black Fungus Medicine, 5% GST To Continue On Covid Vaccines
Tax on medicines, some hospital equipment and other items needed in the fight against COVID-19 has been reduced by the Goods and Services Tax Council. The tax cut is based on recommendations by a Group of Ministers amid the pandemic.
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Black Fungus Cases Grow 150% In 3 Weeks To 31,000, Deaths Over 2,100
Black Fungus, a potentially fatal condition that is increasingly seen in recovering Covid patients, with 31,216 cases and 2,109 deaths in the country has grown over 150 per cent over the last three weeks.
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"Many Won't Get Insurance Benefit Due To Lack Of Hospitalisation": Court
The Delhi High Court on Thursday said a large number of COVID-19 infected people would not be able to get insurance benefit as they could not secure a hospital bed due to the dearth of medical infrastructure and asked IRDA to look into the issue.
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High Court Asks Delhi Hospital For Data On Black Fungus Patients Admitted
The Delhi High Court Tuesday directed the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital to give details of number of patients of black fungus, primarily those affected by the disease after recovering from COVID-19 and method of distribution of the medicines to them.
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Demand-Supply Gap Of Black Fungus Drug "Too Wide To Bridge": Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court Monday said the gap between demand and supply of medicine - Amphotericin B - used for treating Black Fungus which is primarily affecting COVID recovered people, is "too wide to bridge" and drastic steps are required to be taken.
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"Persistent Headache, Swelling In Covid Survivors Signs Of Black Fungus": AIIMS Chief
If you are recovering from COVID-19 and can't get rid of that persistent headache or that swelling on one side of the face, immediately speak to a doctor and get tested for Black Fungus.
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Uttarakhand Government Issues SOPs To Prevent Black Marketing Of Black Fungus Medicine
The Uttarakhand government has issued Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to prevent the black marketing of Black Fungus medicine keeping in view cases of the disease being reported across the country.
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5 More Manufactures Given License To Produce Black Fungus Treatment Drug: Government
The Union Health Ministry on Friday said license has been given to five more manufactures for production of Amphotericin-B, used in the treatment of black fungus, and they will start producing 1,11,000 vials of the drug per month from July.
