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35% of population in India suffers from fatty liver: Dr SK Sarin - Vimarsana News

35% of population in India suffers from fatty liver: Dr SK Sarin

As part of the 'Illness to Wellness' campaign, ASSOCHAM, an apex industry body, conducted a webinar on "Managing Liver Care" with the main objectives to cascade awareness and disseminate wisdom about managing liver care, reducing ...

Indian study suggests significant decrease in protection from vaccine or natural immunity against Omicron variant - Vimarsana News

Indian study suggests significant decrease in protection from vaccine or natural immunity against Omicron variant

Researchers present evidence for early community transmission of the SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant in New Delhi, India.

New study confirms community transmission of Omicron in Delhi - Vimarsana News

New study confirms community transmission of Omicron in Delhi

In the study led by the Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences in Delhi, analysis of Covid positive samples provides the evidence of community transmission of Omicron with significantly increased breakthrough infections.

Omicron variant LIVE Updates: Jharkhand reports its first 14 cases - Vimarsana News

Omicron variant LIVE Updates: Jharkhand reports its first 14 cases

A study suggests, more than 60 per cent of the people infected with the Omicron variant of the coronavirus in the national capital did not have any travel history or contact with international travellers.

Covid conundrum: Mumbai-Delhi have the same number of cases – but Capital has 2.7 times more deaths - Vimarsana News

Covid conundrum: Mumbai-Delhi have the same number of cases – but Capital has 2.7 times more deaths

However, with absolute numbers relatively low, experts say it may be too early to draw conclusions about the trajectory of the disease.

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