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[Long Read] Apprehending A Third Wave: Lessons From The Present And Building Resilience by Sujeet Mishra - May 1, 2021 04:01 PM DRDO Hospital (Image via ANI Twitter handle) Snapshot The target should be to treat the maximum cases possible at home itself. Here is a comprehensive plan to that end, taking into account both urban and rural India and the existing infrastructure at all levels of government. To face a question paper which can throw new questions, we tell our kids that they need to get their fundamentals in place, else they can’t get past the creativity of the teacher who set ...

Picture used for representational purpose only BENGALURU: Heeding health experts’ suggestion, the state government on Saturday decided to utilise the services of final-year medical, dental, nursing and pharmacy students to treat Covid-19 patients. Dr Devi Shetty, cardiac surgeon and chairman and founder, Narayana Health, warned that the next big shortage the country would face is that of doctors, nurses and frontline workers. “Based on data from the first Covid wave, positivity rate should remain at 25-30% for 3-4 months. Every day over 3 lakh people are testing positive. Statistically, ...

Karnataka Govt Has Purchased 2 Crore Vaccine Shots: Yediyurappa May 02, 2021, 13:11 IST Karnataka: Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa said that the state's vaccine shortage will be resolved in the next three days after he kicked off a symbolic vaccination campaign for people over the age of 18. The announcement comes a day after Yediyurappa said vaccination for people over the age of 18 would be postponed because the vaccine had not yet been delivered to the state. Yediyurappa said, "I have come here to make a symbolic start of the vaccination drive for people above 18 years of age. As per...

Heeding health experts’ suggestion, the state government on Saturday decided to utilise the services of final-year medical, dental, nursing and pharma

Picture used for representational purpose only BENGALURU: Heeding health experts’ suggestion, the state government on Saturday decided to utilise the services of final-year medical, dental, nursing and pharmacy students to treat Covid-19 patients. Dr Devi Shetty, cardiac surgeon and chairman and founder, Narayana Health, warned that the next big shortage the country would face is that of doctors, nurses and frontline workers. “Based on data from the first Covid wave, positivity rate should remain at 25-30% for 3-4 months. Every day over 3 lakh people are testing positive. Statistically, ...