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Dubai: Rising to meet a challenging situation, the UAE-based Aster DM Health Care Group has empowered over 100 of their doctors from GCC and UAE to provide free telehealth consutlation for all COVID-19 patients and their caregivers in India. This gesture has been initiated to provide relief to the healthcare ecosystem in India which continues to battle enormous challenges amid the COVID-19 surge. Direct video consultation The volume of misinformation about the tranmission and mananagement of the disease has added to the confusion and anxiety of patients. Now caregivers and patients seeking in...

Covid-19: What will it take to make India breathe? (Reuters file) An in-depth look at the oxygen crisis across the country’s length and breadth due to the Covid-19 scourge. The ‘apocalyptic’ second wave of Covid-19 outbreak in India has touched a grim milestone of 20 million (m) cases and the worst is not yet over, as daily infections are expected to peak in the coming weeks in the world’s second-most populous country. The country’s overtaxed healthcare system has broken as the contagion has overwhelmed across some of the most populous states. Is India losing its battle to breathe?

Covid is big stimulus for health tech start-ups April 28, 2021 Companies see huge surge in demand for telemedicine from patients and doctors Health-tech startups are witnessing a huge surge in demand for telemedicine, video consultation and remote patient monitoring services as a growing number of patients and doctors are opting for virtual consultations over physical visits, fearing risk of infection in pandemic times, and to avoid overcrowding at hospitals. “In the last 25-30 days alone, we have seen the number of tele-consultation and video consultations on the platform grow about 500 ...

This time, it is personnel This time, it is personnel BySridhar VivanSridhar Vivan / Updated: Apr 28, 2021, 06:00 IST Hospitals are fighting covid-19 with 40% less staff and are looking for volunteers to defeat the virus It’s not just ordinary people who are facing a shortage of beds, medicines, oxygen, drugs, ventilators, plasma ... Hospitals too are facing a shortage - of manpower. So bad is the shortage - about 40 per cent - that hospitals are now sending an SOS to the State Government seeking the support of volunteers. Dr Prasanna H M, the president of the Private Hospitals and Nursin...