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Covid deaths in India could peak by mid-May at over 5,000 per day: US study A study by the University of Washington has warned that daily Covid-19 deaths in India could peak at over 5,000 by mid-May of this year. While expressing confidence in the nationwide vaccine rollout, researchers say universal mask coverage could save at least 70,000 lives. advertisement UPDATED: April 23, 2021 21:32 IST Covid-19 victims being cremated at a crematorium in Virar on the outskirts of Mumbai on Friday (Photo...

Raymond founder Vijaypat Singhania hospitalised after chest pain; doctors keep him under observation Raymond founder Vijaypat Singhania hospitalised after chest pain; doctors keep him under observation Raymond Founder Vijaypat Singhania Was On Friday Hospitalised After He Complained Of Chest Pain. Singhania Complained Of Severe Chest Pain When He Was At A South Mumbai Club. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Ashish Ranjan | Updated on: 18 Aug 2017, 08:22:37 PM New D...

Dr Hemant Thacker MUMBAI: As we wade into 2021 and look back over the tumultuous past 12 months, a few important facts emerge which need to be recognised, gazetted and then creatively crafted forward, in anticipation of imminent dangers that lie in waiting. Unanimously, just as the cricketing nations are applauding the stupendous win Down Under, the entire world is slowly but surely nodding to the murmurs of reality that are gathering the buzz amidst the nations, about India’s taming of the ...

Updated Dec 30, 2020 | 16:37 IST Dr Hemant Thaker warns that the roll-out of vaccination does not mean the end of face masks. Representational Image&nbsp Good news emerged on the vaccine front as United Kingdom today approved the emergency authorisation of AstraZeneca’s Coronavirus Vaccine. What is next on the vaccination front? When will India authorise the Coronavirus vaccine and how soon can we expect the Government to roll out the COVID19 vaccines.   Is India Prep...

Even US has struggled with its vaccine delivery, despite the infra India is getting its priority list ready, focus will soon move to delivery Hopes of a quick approval by Indias drug regulator are running high, with UK authorising the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine to be administered to public. This is the first-ever authorisation to the AstraZeneca vaccine, touted as an affordable alternate, which is also easy to administer. Indias regulator DCGI will now possibly look to run correlations between ...