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On reproduction metric, Covid can be spreading faster in U P , Jharkhand, and Bihar

UPDATED: April 11, 2021 22:35 IST The effective reproduction number of Covid-19 in Uttar Pradesh is estimated to be 2.14, followed by Jharkhand (2.13), and Bihar (2.09) (Picture Credits: India Today) Covid-19’s ability to spread is getting attention again. One of the parameters of transmission, referred to as R or the reproduction number, suggests the pandemic might be growing faster in Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand and Bihar. After tracking the daily new cases of the last two weeks, the effective reproduction number for Uttar Pradesh is estimated at 2.14, followed by Jharkhand (2.13) and Bihar (2.09). That means one infected person, on an average, infects more than two people in UP, Jharkhand and the neighbouring Bihar.

Exclusive: Nurses call for an end to hair racism in the NHS

Exclusive: Nurses call for an end to ‘hair racism’ in the NHS Action must be taken to stamp out “hair racism” in the NHS by scrapping dress code policies which discriminate against Black nurses, a team of nursing academics and professionals have warned. New research from nursing lecturers at Middlesex University London and nurse colleagues across the capital and in the US and Australia, has placed a stark lens on discrimination faced by Black nurses because of their hairstyles. “Black nurses will be just as knowledgeable, caring, competent and professional with their Black hairstyle as they would be with this part of their identity stripped away”

Coronavirus: India is facing a severe, intensive second wave

Why India is at risk from a severe second wave

Why India is at risk from a severe second wave By the middle of February, health workers at an expansive hospital in western India were beginning to believe that the coronavirus pandemic s deadly surge was rapidly easing. © Getty Images The surge in reported infections has been staggeringly high There were only 28 patients in the Covid-19 ward of the 1,000-bed non-profit Kasturba Hospital in Wardha, Maharashtra - down from 180 patients at the peak of the pandemic last summer. The intensive care unit (ICU) was empty for the first time in months. A third of the 300 beds in the Covid-19 ward had been moved out to other wards to accommodate patients suffering from other diseases. There had been a sharp drop in reported infections countrywide and Wardha was no exception. In most cities, life was returning to normal. Healthcare workers and frontline staff had begun receiving jabs of the coronavirus vaccine.

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