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Top Medical Body ICMR Study Says Covid Vaccines Didn't Increase Sudden Death Risk In Young Adults - Vimarsana News

Top Medical Body ICMR Study Says Covid Vaccines Didn't Increase Sudden Death Risk In Young Adults

Vaccines administered for COVID-19 did not increase the risk of sudden death among young adults in India, according to a peer-reviewed ICMR study.

Source: ndtv.com
Unexplained sudden death among young adults in India not due to Covid vaccination: ICMR study | India News - Vimarsana News

Unexplained sudden death among young adults in India not due to Covid vaccination: ICMR study | India News

India News: A study conducted by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has found that factors such as family history of sudden death, hospitalization for

Deaths Due to Covid Vaccine? Not Vaccination, But This is The Reason Behind Increase in Sudden Deaths - Vimarsana News

Deaths Due to Covid Vaccine? Not Vaccination, But This is The Reason Behind Increase in Sudden Deaths

According to a recent ICMR study, the increase in sudden deaths in India was not because of covid vaccination but other factors. - Deaths Due to Covid Vaccine? Not Vaccination, But This is The Reason Behind Increase in Sudden Deaths

Source: india.com
DNA TV Show: Why sudden deaths increasing among young adults in India - Vimarsana News

DNA TV Show: Why sudden deaths increasing among young adults in India

An ICMR study has answered this question. It has been conducting a study for the last 3 years on why youth are dying suddenly.

If you've had COVID-19, don't exercise rigorously for two years to prevent a heart attack, says Mandaviya | Health News - Vimarsana News

If you've had COVID-19, don't exercise rigorously for two years to prevent a heart attack, says Mandaviya | Health News

'Before you start any exercise regimen, get your heart checked beforehand, so that you are aware about its status. You can commence and grade your exercise/activity accordingly,” says Dr Sameer Dani, director, cardiology services, Apollo CVHF Heart Institute