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Severe COVID-19 may lead to low 'gray matter' in brain after oxygen therapy, says study Lower gray matter volume in frontal-temporal network of brain has been associated with a higher-level of disability among COVID-19 patients, even six months after hospital discharge, study revealed BusinessToday.In | June 10, 2021 | Updated 16:13 IST India has been badly hit by coronavirus, leading to exponential rise in total cases and subsequent deaths. Many patients who recovered were also diagnosed with black fungus COVID-19 patients who receive "oxygen therapy" or experience fever may witness "gray m...

Mumbai: Octogenarian with Parkinson's resumes normal life after Dopamine replacement therapy @WebMD (Twitter) An 81-year-old woman with Parkinson's successfully underwent Dopamine Replacement Therapy (DRT) by the doctors at Wockhardt hospital in Mira Road following which she was able to daily activities with ease and resumed her normal routine. Patient Aruna Modi, a resident of Mira Road, suddenly encountered problems with movement and suffered from a urine infection, a year ago. She suddenly lost interest in her real-world activities like bathing and avoided getting involved in family discus...

MUMBAI: Actor Rahul Roy, who suffered a brain stroke last month, is recovering "very well", Wockhardt Hospitals said on Thursday. The "Aashiqui" star was earlier admitted to the intensive care unit of Nanavati Hospital here on November 27 after he arrived from a shoot in Kargil. The 52-year-old actor is currently recuperating at Wockhardt Hospitals in the suburban Mira Road area in Mumbai. "The 'Aashiqui' boy, Rahul Roy recovering very well under the guidance of expert Dr Pavan Pai, Interventional Neurologist and Dr Imraan Khan, Physiotherapist at Wockhardt Hospitals, Mira Road along with h...

Rahul Roy recovering in hospital, undergoing physiotherapy India Published: Friday, December 18, 2020, 12:14 [IST] Mumbai, Dec 18: Actor Rahul Roy, who suffered a brain stroke last month, is recovering "very well", Wockhardt Hospitals said on Thursday. The "Aashiqui" star was earlier admitted to the intensive care unit of Nanavati Hospital here on November 27 after he arrived from a shoot in Kargil. The 52-year-old actor is currently recuperating at Wockhardt Hospitals in the suburban Mira Road area here. "The 'Aashiqui' boy, Rahul Roy recovering very well under the guidance of expert Dr Pava...