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26 years on, victims' families still knocking in vain on doors of justice

The legal route taken by Neelam and Shekhar Krishnamoorthy and the families of the other Uphaar cinema fire tragedy victims is full of twists and turns. It has been 26 years and the search for justice still continues.The Krishnamoorthys' home ...

Angels of Hope: What Delhi owes to the families of Uphaar victims

Barely 17 days after the 1997 Uphaar fire tragedy that snuffed out 59 innocent lives, Neelam and Shekhar Krishnamoorthy, who lost both their children on that fateful day, formed an association.It is a 28-family strong registered society now, ...

Delhi: 55-year-old brain dead woman's organs save several lives

Delhi news: A team of doctors and transplant coordinators from the Organ Retrieval Banking Organisation (ORBO) counselled the family for organ donation.

Pahalgam Bus Accident: Amit Shah Meets Injured ITBP Personnel In AIIMS Trauma Centre - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

New Delhi, August 20: Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited AIIMS Trauma Center here on Saturday and enquired about the health condition of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) personnel injured in the tragic road accident that occurred in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam on August 16. Shah reached the hospital around 1 pm and personally checked about health conditions of three critically injured ITBP personnel who were on Friday admitted to the Jai Prakash Narayan Apex Trauma Centre, AIIMS, New Delhi […]

Pahalgam bus accident: Union Home Minister Amit Shah meets injured ITBP personnel at AIIMS

The Home Minister was briefed on the condition of the injured by senior ITBP personnel.

RDA AIIMS against phased manner plan for trauma service for non-Covid patients

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Prevention continues to be best cure for COVID-19, says Prof. Anjan Trikha of AIIMS

This can be done through vaccination and following COVID-appropriate behaviour, he says Only three therapies — oxygen, steroids and blood thinners — have shown strong and consistently positive impact in COVID-19 treatment, says Prof. Anjan Trikha, Chairperson, Clinical Managerial Group, Jai Prakash Narayan Apex Trauma Centre, Designated Covid Hospital AIIMS, Delhi. He also cautions against misuse of medicines, stating that abuse can cause more problems than benefits. The dynamic list of medicines and therapies for COVID-19 treatment and management of patients approved by the government has left the general public exhausted and confused. Medicines disappear from the markets or their costs escalate as soon as an announcement about their usefulness is made by the government. What then is the best course of action recommended?

Coronavirus live updates may 21, 2021

Updated: May 21, 2021 12:14 IST A COVID-19 infected person not following any social distancing measure can spread it to as many as 406 people in 30 days, said Health Ministry spokesperson Lav Agarwal on May 20, 2021 Share Article AAA A doctor assisting a coronavirus patient with Black Fungus, as he receives treatments at the NSCB hospital in Jabalpur, on May 20.   | Photo Credit: AFP A COVID-19 infected person not following any social distancing measure can spread it to as many as 406 people in 30 days, said Health Ministry spokesperson Lav Agarwal on May 20, 2021 A COVID-19 infected person not following any social distancing measure can spread it to as many as 406 people in 30 days, said Health Ministry spokesperson Lav Agarwal on Thursday. He was quoting a study conducted at a stem cell research laboratory in the United States’ University of California San Diego.

Covid-appropriate behaviour biggest social tool to break chain of transmission: Harsh Vardhan

Covid-appropriate behaviour biggest social tool to break chain of transmission: Harsh Vardhan SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 16, 2021, 07:00 PM IST Share Synopsis In order to encourage the public from following Covid-appropriate behaviour (CAB) in the quest for a coronavirus-free environment, the minister put out statistics that demonstrate the diligence of the general public along with the hard-work of healthcare and frontline workers. Union health minister Harsh Vardhan (File photo) People have adopted a casual approach towards the Covid-19 pandemic which is very dangerous, Union health minister Harsh Vardhan said on Friday and stressed that Covid-appropriate behaviour is the biggest social tool to break the chain of transmission.