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Roche inks MoU with Delhi State Cancer Institute

to strengthen Cancer Care treatment pathways and capabilities of healthcare professionals in DSCI

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Najma Khan, the breast cancer warrior who fought against all odds to beat the deadly disease

It is important to be aware of any kind of changes that are taking place in your breast area whether that is the formation of a lump to a slight pain in the breast

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In pandemic wave, non-COVID patients too are feeling the heat


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Some are scared to visit hospitals while online consulting is limited to pvt. hospitals
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A non-COVID patient being brought in for admission at GTB Hospital in the Capital on Wednesday.
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Some are scared to visit hospitals while online consulting is limited to pvt. hospitals
Many non-COVID patients have embraced online consultation, but what has made their plight worse is that government hospitals are not venturing into online consultation on a large scale, said doctors in the city.
Furthermore, most hospitals are treating COVID-19 patients, some are now dedicated centres. People are afraid to go to hospitals where COVID-19 patients are also treated, doctors said.

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8 million Indians vaccinated so far, beneficiaries to receive second dose today


Nearly 8 million Indians vaccinated so far, beneficiaries to receive second dose today
Nearly 8 million Indians vaccinated so far, beneficiaries to receive second dose today
Since the launch of the nationwide mega vaccination drive in India, nearly 8 million people received the first shot of the vaccine dose, the Union Healh Ministry said even as beneficiaries received the second shot of the vaccine on Saturday.
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UPDATED: February 13, 2021 16:59 IST
According to doctors, the second dose of the Covid-19 vaccine is required to be given to a beneficiary after a gap of 28 days. (Image for representation: Reuters)
The Covid-19 vaccination drive picked up pace on Saturday as many beneficiaries, who had received their first shots on Day 1 of the exercise four weeks ago (on January 16), turned up to get their second dose.

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Hale and hearty so far: Beneficiaries of 2nd Covid vax dose


New Delhi, Feb 13 (IANS) Despite testimonies and experience from peers, the vaccine hesitancy among healthcare workers has continued. The reason for the hesitancy is absence of "medical ritual" for adult vaccination in the country.
"Barring a few exceptions, the vaccines were always administered to children till the Covid-19 pandemic arrived. Now, the introduction of vaccines have generated a lot of curiosity and raised inhibitions," said Chand Wattal, head of Department of Microbiology at the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital.
The doctor who received his second dose on Saturday urged people to trust science as vaccines are safe.
Around 1.9 lakh healthcare workers are scheduled to receive their booster shots of Covid vaccines on Saturday post a gap of 28 days after receiving the first jab of the two-dose inoculation regimen.

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Genetic Mutations Increase Risk of Breast Cancer by 80% — Experts

Genetic Mutations Increase Risk of Breast Cancer by 80% — Experts
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Delhi gears up for full-scale vaccination of frontline workers


Delhi gears up for full-scale vaccination of frontline workers
  Fri, Feb 05 2021 07:32:18 PM
New Delhi, Feb 5 (IANS): Three weeks into the Covid immunisation drive, Delhi started to vaccinate its frontline workers on a pilot basis since Thursday at select vaccination centres to test the process before rolling it out full scale from Saturday, officials said.
"The frontline workers were permitted from Thursday, on a pilot basis on some select vaccination booths in each district, as from Saturday, the vaccination of the frontline workers will start on full scale," a senior government official told IANS.
The official also said that the pilot run went smooth and no discrepancy has been found in the mechanism so far.

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World Cancer Day: After battling Covid, hospitals to draw focus back on cancer


World Cancer Day: After battling Covid, hospitals to draw focus back on cancer
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New Delhi, Feb 4 : The Covid-19 pandemic has taken a toll on timely diagnosis and treatment of chronic diseases, and preventive care for ailments like cancer is one of the worst hit.
However, since the cases of Covid-19 have started to subside gradually, the need for awareness among the patients has multiplied. In lieu of it, the hospitals have geared up to start awareness campaigns to draw patients' attention back on cancer treatment.
Suresh Kumar, Director at Delhi's Lok Nayak Hospital, told IANS that the hospital will start an awareness campaign specifically for cancer patients.

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Ground report: After healthcare workers, frontline Covid warriors get vaccinated in Delhi


Ground report: After healthcare workers, frontline Covid warriors get vaccinated in Delhi
Ground report: After healthcare workers, frontline Covid warriors get vaccinated in Delhi
India's biggest Covid-19 vaccination drive took another step after it began inoculation of 2 crore frontline workers across the nation on Thursday.
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India's biggest coronavirus vaccination drive took another step after it began inoculation of 2 crore frontline workers across the nation on Thursday.
Two hospitals in Delhi's Shahdara district of the national capital - Delhi State Cancer Institute and Swami Dayanand hospitals - have started vaccinating many essential workers.
At Delhi's State Cancer Institute, scores of essential workers, who provided immense support to not just the healthcare system but also allied forces such as food deliveries through Anganwadis, small dispensaries, stood in serpentine queues to get the Covid-19 vaccine.

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Billboards to display beneficiaries' snaps to encourage vaccinations

Billboards to display beneficiaries' snaps to encourage vaccinations
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