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Remdesivir not magic bullet, does not reduce mortality, says AIIMS chief - Vimarsana News

Remdesivir not magic bullet, does not reduce mortality, says AIIMS chief

Amid a steep spike in COVID-19 cases leading to increased demand for medicines for treating coronavirus, top health experts in the government on Monday said anti-viral drug remdesivir is "not a magic bullet" and does not reduce mortality. Addressing the media, AIIMS Director Dr Randeep Guleria said remdesivir should only be given to patients hospitalised with moderate illness, who had a fall in oxygen saturation and have infiltrates on chest X-rays or CT-scan. "Remdesivir is not a magic bullet and this is not a drug that reduces mortality. We may use it as we don't have a very good antivir...

Centre Blocking Remdesivir Supply To Maharashtra, Alleges NCP's Nawab Malik - Vimarsana News

Centre Blocking Remdesivir Supply To Maharashtra, Alleges NCP's Nawab Malik

Centre Blocking Remdesivir Supply To Maharashtra, Alleges NCP's Nawab Malik Centre Blocking Remdesivir Supply To Maharashtra, Alleges NCP's Nawab Malik The BJP, which is in power at the Centre, was more interested in winning elections than tackling the coronavirus crisis, Nawab Malik said. Centre warned export firms against supplying Remdesivir to Maharashtra, Nawab Malik alleged (File) Mumbai: Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader and Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik on Saturday alleged that the central government has asked export companies to not supply antiviral drug Remdesivir to t...

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Centre blocked Remdesivir supply to Maharashtra, alleges NCP minister, BJP hits back - Vimarsana News

Centre blocked Remdesivir supply to Maharashtra, alleges NCP minister, BJP hits back

Centre blocked Remdesivir supply to Maharashtra, alleges NCP minister, BJP hits back SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 17, 2021, 03:47 PM IST Share Synopsis Malik's allegations come days after the Centre banned the export of Remdesivir injections in view of a sudden spike in demand due to the surge in COVID-19 cases. Remdesivir is listed for use in serious coronavirus patients in the Clinical Management Protocols for COVID-19 as an investigational therapy. NCP leader and Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik on Saturday alleged that the central government has asked export companies not to supply Remdesiv...

Govt asked exporters not to supply Remdesivir to Maha, says NCP minister - Vimarsana News

Govt asked exporters not to supply Remdesivir to Maha, says NCP minister

NCP leader and Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik on Saturday alleged that the central government has asked export companies not to supply Remdesivir medicine to the state. He also said that the BJP, which is in power at the Centre, was more interested in winning elections than tackling the coronavirus crisis. The BJP hit back saying that Malik should either give proof or apologise for levelling "false" and "baseless" allegations, and said he should step down from the post. Malik's allegations come days after the Centre banned the export of Remdesivir injections in view of a sudden spike in...

Centre blocked Remdesivir supply to Maharashtra, alleges NCP minister, BJP hits back | Mumbai News - Vimarsana News

Centre blocked Remdesivir supply to Maharashtra, alleges NCP minister, BJP hits back | Mumbai News

NCP allegations come days after the Centre banned the export of Remdesivir injections in view of a sudden spike in demand due to the surge in Covid-19 cases. (Representative image) MUMBAI: NCP leader and Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik on Saturday alleged that the central government has asked export companies not to supply Remdesivir medicine to the state. He also said that the BJP, which is in power at the Centre, was more interested in winning elections than tackling the coronavirus crisis. The BJP hit back saying that Malik should either give proof or apologise for levelling "false" and ...