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Salt Water Gargle Might Keep Your COVID From Worsening - Vimarsana News

Salt Water Gargle Might Keep Your COVID From Worsening

New Study: Gargling with Salt Water May Help Prevent Covid Hospitalization . Hospitalization rates in people with saline regimens significantly lower than in reference population

Nottingham mum fears house mould has caused son's illness - Vimarsana News

Nottingham mum fears house mould has caused son's illness

A Nottingham mum says her mouldy, damp council house has put her son in intensive care.

Source: yahoo.com
Children with chronic lung issues worst hit by pollution, say doctors - Vimarsana News

Children with chronic lung issues worst hit by pollution, say doctors

At Kalawati Saran Children’s Hospital, which comes under Lady Hardinge Medical College, there has been a 25% spike in patient load of children with chronic health issues.

Delhi schools shut due to worsening AQI: What every student needs to know about Air Quality Index - Vimarsana News

Delhi schools shut due to worsening AQI: What every student needs to know about Air Quality Index

Learning with TOI News: Delhi schools have been temporarily closed due to deteriorating Air Quality Index (AQI). Under the given circumstances, students need to understand AQ

Statin Could Fight Severe COVID, Vitamin C Doesn't Help - Vimarsana News

Statin Could Fight Severe COVID, Vitamin C Doesn't Help

Simvastatin, a widely available and inexpensive drug that is included on the WHO list of essential medicines, was shown to have a high probability (96%) of improving outcomes (a combination of survival and length of time patients need support in an intensive care unit) when started as a treatment for critically ill patients with COVID-19, and a 92% chance of improving survival at 3 months.