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H3N2 Vs Common Cold: Warning Signs For Seasonal Viral Infections You Must Not Ignore
H3N2 influenza cases are rising across India. Doctors explain how it differs from a common cold, key danger signs like chest pain and low oxygen, who is at risk, and when to seek urgent medical care.
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Urmila Matondkar Tests Positive For Covid-19. "I'm Fine," She Writes
"Humbly request all you lovely people to take care of yourselves during the Diwali festivities," she wrote
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Taking Care Of Covid-19 Patient At Home? Follow These Safety Tips
You should follow certain safety measures when taking care of covid-19 patient at home. Here are some of these you should know,
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Tips For Taking Care Of Covid-19 Patient At Home, Safely
Caregivers of a covid-19 patient should follow all necessary precautions to stop the spread of the virus. Here are some tips to follow.
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Stress And Hair Fall: Nutritionist Shares Diet Tips To Deal With Telogen Effluvium
Hair care tips: Hair fall is a common problem reported these days. Stress can be a major contributor to hair fall. Here are three nutrition tips that might help.
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Covid Patients On Home Care Should Not Take Remdesivir: AIIMS Doctors
COVID-19 patients on home care should not take Remdesivir medication and they should get admitted at a hospital if the oxygen level drops below 94, AIIMS doctors advised on Saturday.
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Exercising After Covid-19 Recovery? Try These Simple Exercises By Fitness Expert Yasmin Karachiwala
The fitness expert shared some exercises on Instagram that you can perform post-covid recovery.
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All Covid Patients To Be Considered As Home Isolated: Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant today said that all coronavirus positive cases will be considered as home isolated unless someone is advised to be admitted at a Covid hospital or a Covid Care Center.
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500 More Oxygen Beds, 60,000 Daily RT-PCR Tests In Delhi: Centre
To ramp up Delhi's medical infrastructure, 500 isolation beds at a COVID care centre will be converted into oxygen beds, while the number of ICU beds in the capital has gone up by 150 in the last three days, the Union home ministry said on Thursday.
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Railways To Provide Coaches With 800 Beds For Covid Treatment In Delhi: Ministry
To ramp up COVID care facilities in Delhi, 45 doctors and 160 paramedics of the paramilitary forces have arrived in the capital, while the Railways is making available coaches with 800 beds at a station here to be used as health and isolation centres, the home ministry said on Wednesday.
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Patients Home Isolating Forces Closure Of Bengaluru's Covid Care Centres
Karnataka has consistently featured among the top 5 states with highest coronavirus cases and deaths for the past few months, and there seems to be no let-up in the surge. However, state-run Covid Care Centres have started closing as asymptomatic and mildly symptomatic patients are now allowed to isolate at home. This has left the administration wi...
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Leena Bose, Singer Of Sadak 2 Song Tum Se Hi, Tests COVID-19 Positive
"I'm resting at home," said Leena Bose in a statement
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COVID-19: Home Remedies For Oral Health Care During Lockdown
There are many regular do's and don'ts that could make a huge difference for our oral health. Here are expert points on how to take care of our oral hygience in a lockdown situation.
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Centre's Panel Suggests Cap On Covid Treatment In Delhi Private Hospitals
Amid rise in the number of coronavirus infections in Delhi, a panel set up by the Union Home Ministry has recommended lowering the cost of isolation beds and treatment at the intensive care units at the private hospitals in the national capital in a huge relief to COVID-19 patients. The recommendations come after Union Home Minister Amit Shahheld a...
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Family Member Suspected Or Confirmed With Covid-19? Here Are The Steps You Need To Follow
Covid-19: The infected person needs to be kept in a separate well-ventilated room. A caregiver should be available 24x7 who will monitor the health of the patient, keep regular communication with the hospital, and inform status to the District Surveillance Officer.
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H3N2 Vs Common Cold: Warning Signs For Seasonal Viral Infections You Must Not Ignore
H3N2 influenza cases are rising across India. Doctors explain how it differs from a common cold, key danger signs like chest pain and low oxygen, who is at risk, and when to seek urgent medical care.
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Urmila Matondkar Tests Positive For Covid-19. "I'm Fine," She Writes
"Humbly request all you lovely people to take care of yourselves during the Diwali festivities," she wrote
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Taking Care Of Covid-19 Patient At Home? Follow These Safety Tips
You should follow certain safety measures when taking care of covid-19 patient at home. Here are some of these you should know,
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Tips For Taking Care Of Covid-19 Patient At Home, Safely
Caregivers of a covid-19 patient should follow all necessary precautions to stop the spread of the virus. Here are some tips to follow.
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Stress And Hair Fall: Nutritionist Shares Diet Tips To Deal With Telogen Effluvium
Hair care tips: Hair fall is a common problem reported these days. Stress can be a major contributor to hair fall. Here are three nutrition tips that might help.
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Covid Patients On Home Care Should Not Take Remdesivir: AIIMS Doctors
COVID-19 patients on home care should not take Remdesivir medication and they should get admitted at a hospital if the oxygen level drops below 94, AIIMS doctors advised on Saturday.
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Exercising After Covid-19 Recovery? Try These Simple Exercises By Fitness Expert Yasmin Karachiwala
The fitness expert shared some exercises on Instagram that you can perform post-covid recovery.
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All Covid Patients To Be Considered As Home Isolated: Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant today said that all coronavirus positive cases will be considered as home isolated unless someone is advised to be admitted at a Covid hospital or a Covid Care Center.
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500 More Oxygen Beds, 60,000 Daily RT-PCR Tests In Delhi: Centre
To ramp up Delhi's medical infrastructure, 500 isolation beds at a COVID care centre will be converted into oxygen beds, while the number of ICU beds in the capital has gone up by 150 in the last three days, the Union home ministry said on Thursday.
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Railways To Provide Coaches With 800 Beds For Covid Treatment In Delhi: Ministry
To ramp up COVID care facilities in Delhi, 45 doctors and 160 paramedics of the paramilitary forces have arrived in the capital, while the Railways is making available coaches with 800 beds at a station here to be used as health and isolation centres, the home ministry said on Wednesday.
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Patients Home Isolating Forces Closure Of Bengaluru's Covid Care Centres
Karnataka has consistently featured among the top 5 states with highest coronavirus cases and deaths for the past few months, and there seems to be no let-up in the surge. However, state-run Covid Care Centres have started closing as asymptomatic and mildly symptomatic patients are now allowed to isolate at home. This has left the administration wi...
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Leena Bose, Singer Of Sadak 2 Song Tum Se Hi, Tests COVID-19 Positive
"I'm resting at home," said Leena Bose in a statement
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COVID-19: Home Remedies For Oral Health Care During Lockdown
There are many regular do's and don'ts that could make a huge difference for our oral health. Here are expert points on how to take care of our oral hygience in a lockdown situation.
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Centre's Panel Suggests Cap On Covid Treatment In Delhi Private Hospitals
Amid rise in the number of coronavirus infections in Delhi, a panel set up by the Union Home Ministry has recommended lowering the cost of isolation beds and treatment at the intensive care units at the private hospitals in the national capital in a huge relief to COVID-19 patients. The recommendations come after Union Home Minister Amit Shahheld a...
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Family Member Suspected Or Confirmed With Covid-19? Here Are The Steps You Need To Follow
Covid-19: The infected person needs to be kept in a separate well-ventilated room. A caregiver should be available 24x7 who will monitor the health of the patient, keep regular communication with the hospital, and inform status to the District Surveillance Officer.
