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Taking care of vulnerable kids first step to stave off third wave- The New Indian Express

Taking care of vulnerable kids first step to stave off third wave- The New Indian Express
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Iffath fathimaRakshay shettyZydus covidPaediatric intensive care servicesNews serviceSleep medicineSayed mujahid husainConsultant paediatricianGood will childrenRainbow childrenMultisystem inflammatory syndromeஇப்பத் பாத்திமாகுழந்தை தீவிர பராமரிப்பு சேவைகள்செய்தி சேவைதூங்கு மருந்துஆலோசகர் குழந்தை மருத்துவர்

City turns Covid corner, sees rise in dengue, typhoid cases- The New Indian Express

City turns Covid corner, sees rise in dengue, typhoid cases- The New Indian Express
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Dwijendra prasadIffath fathimaNews serviceInternal medicineSenior consultantPrakriya hospitalத்விஜேந்திரா பிரசாத்இப்பத் பாத்திமாசெய்தி சேவைஉள் மருந்துமூத்தவர் ஆலோசகர்பிரகிரியா மருத்துவமனை

Zika the new bug, avoid pregnancy for now

Express News Service BENGALURU: With the detection of 14 positive cases of the Zika virus in Kerala, and Karnataka on high alert, health professionals point out that pregnant women should not travel to the affected state or come in contact with people travelling from there. Those who have recently come from Kerala should also be cautious about getting pregnant, and it’s best avoided for at least two months, they added. Zika virus is caused by the bite of the Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopiticus mosquitoes, and primarily impacts pregnant women, causing neurological disorders in the foetus. Dr Bharati Kamoji, Senior Consultant - Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Aster CMI Hospital, stated that as the Zika virus can cause severe birth defects, it is recommended that pregnant women should not travel to areas which report Zika outbreak.

Iffath fathimaSunil eshwarBharati kamojiGayathrid kamathNews serviceSenior consultantFortis hospitalsLead consultantஇப்பத் பாத்திமாசுனில் ஈஸ்வர்செய்தி சேவைமூத்தவர் ஆலோசகர்கோட்டை மருத்துவமனைகள்வழி நடத்து ஆலோசகர்

Private hospitals wait for Karnataka govt nod to get Covid vaccine stocks

Express News Service BENGALURU: After the Union Government recently announced that private hospitals should place orders on the government’s CoWIN portal for vaccine supply, the Private Hospitals and Nursing Association (PHANA) says they are still waiting for the State Government’s nod to start with the process. After the Centre’s announcement, the State Government had asked private hospitals to register on the Karnataka Private Medical Establishments (KPME) portal. Later, the hospitals were again asked to register on the CoWIN portal, but many did not get their vaccine stocks after placing orders. Following this, officials from National Health Mission (NHM) Karnataka, had asked PHANA to wait until they conduct an online training on how to go about the process. Surprisingly, the training hasn’t been carried out so far, and many hospitals are still waiting to get the vaccine stocks to take up inoculation.

Iffath fathimaJagadish hiremathUnion governmentNursing associationNews serviceNational health missionPrivate hospitalsState governmentKarnataka private medical establishmentsMedical directorAce suhas multispecialty hospitalஇப்பத் பாத்திமாஜெகதீஷ் வாடகைக்குதொழிற்சங்கம் அரசுநர்சிங் சங்கம்செய்தி சேவை

Get your Covid jab before third wave: Doctors to pregnant women

Express News Service BENGALURU: While the Union Health Ministry has given its nod for pregnant women to get vaccinated against Covid-19, experts have pointed out that they should come forward and get themselves vaccinated before the third wave sets in. This comes at a time when the second wave has been harsh on pregnant women with many showing serious symptoms, including breathlessness. According to experts, exclusive drives should be arranged for pregnant women and gynaecologists should be present at the site to make the inoculation hassle-free and risk-free. Dr Suhasini Inamdar, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Motherhoood Hospital, Bengaluru, said, “Pregnant women should be vaccinated on priority as the second wave was harsh on them. Vaccination for pregnant women has already commenced and, if they start taking the vaccine right away, then we may be able to cover the entire population of pregnant women before the onset of the third wave.”

Suhasini inamdarIffath fathimaBharati kamojiWhile the union health ministryNews serviceUnion health ministryConsultant obstetricianSenior consultantசுஹாசினி இனம்தர்இப்பத் பாத்திமாபோது தி தொழிற்சங்கம் ஆரோக்கியம் அமைச்சகம்செய்தி சேவைதொழிற்சங்கம் ஆரோக்கியம் அமைச்சகம்ஆலோசகர் மகப்பேறியல்மூத்தவர் ஆலோசகர்