Tag: hospitals
Dead Bihar MLA Mewalal Chaudhary's PA Reveals Ugly Truth Of Hospitals In Bihar
After the death of former Bihar education minister Mewalal Chaudhary, his personal assistant has made sensational revelations about the sorry state of health infrastructure in the state.....
With 15 Deaths, Some Gurugram Hospitals Stop Operations Amid Oxygen Shortage
Nearly 15 critical Covid-19 patients have lost their lives due to acute shortage of oxygen in smaller hospitals of Gurugram during the last week.....
Apollo Hospitals Launches Pilot Programme For Sputnik Vaccine
Apollo Hospitals and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories on Monday announced the launch of a limited pilot programme for the Sputnik V vaccine as part of the soft launch by Dr. Reddy's in India. ....
'Trump Cocktail' Therapy Now Available In Two Lucknow Hospitals
The monoclonal antibodies treatment therapy which was used in Covid treatment of former US President Donald Trump and is now known as Trump Cocktail therapy, is now available in two private hospitals of the city. ....
COVID: 2 New Hospitals, Revamping Healthcare Part Of Delhi's Plan For Possible 3rd Wave
With the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic receding in Delhi after daily cases declined to below 500, the Delhi government is using the respite to prepare for a possible third wave. It swung into action to augment the number of beds in government hospitals. ....
Karnataka Private Hospitals, Labs Warned For Not Updating Covid Results
Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) in Karnataka has directed the private hospitals and laboratories to share the reports of Covid positive patients to BBMP and the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) before it is being given to the patients. ....
Delhi Hospital Sees 2-fold Rise In Adolescents With Anxiety, Depression
A two-fold increase in anxiety, and depression cases among adolescents has been seen, as compared to pre-pandemic times, doctors at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals reported.....
Oxygen Requirement In 3rd Wave Remains Nominal: Study
The oxygen requirement during the current Covid-19 wave stands at a nominal 23.4 per cent in comparison to the demands in the first and the second wave as high as 63 per cent and 74 per cent, respectively, said a study conducted by Max Healthcare on all admitted patients across the hospitals. ....
