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 | What the FAQ: COVID Tongue on the rise, what is this rare symptom found in Coronavirus patients?Here we find out more about COVID's new symptom called the COVID Tongue and what it entails | |
 | India's low streak continues with below 20,000 casesA total of 447 Adverse Events Following Immunization (AEFI) have been reported in the last two days of massive inoculation drive | |
 | PM launches India's vaccination drive against COVID, asks people not to fall for propaganda, rumoursThere are more than 100 countries in the world whose population is less than three crores and India is vaccinating three crore people in its first phase of the vaccination | |
 | WHO hopes to see COVID-19 vaccination 'underway in every country' over the next 100 daysCurrently, 236 candidate vaccines are still being developed worldwide -- 63 of them in clinical trials -- in countries including Germany, China, Russia, the UK and the US, according to the WHO | |
 | AIIMS Director and Niti Aayog member Vinod K Paul among the first to get COVID vaccineThe vaccination drive has been planned in a phased manner, identifying the priority groups. Healthcare workers, both in government and private sectors, including Integrated Child Development Services | |
 | Past COVID-19 infection gives 5-month immunity, but risk exists, according to UK studyExperts cautioned those with immunity may still be able carry the virus in their nose and throat and, therefore, have a risk of transmitting to others | |
 | Masks, social distancing, routine testing can prevent 96 pc of COVID-19 infections in colleges: StudyResearchers examined 24 combinations of four common preventive strategies--social distancing, mask-wearing, testing and isolation--and calculated their effectiveness and cost per infection prevented | |
 | Won't help with or get vaccinated during drive: Delhi teachers threaten, demand 5-months pending salaryMunicipal Corporation Teachers' Association said that they have been fulfilling all their duties related to COVID-19 since April | |
 | We are challenging nature fundamentally: In conversation with Infosys Prize winner Prof Arindam Ghosh and Prof Srinivas KulkarniScientific temper has changed since the pandemic hit. More people are interested in it and more people know about scientists. The news is talking about them. But does this really help? | |
 | UK begins major trial for new inhaler-based COVID-19 treatmentIt involves inhaling a protein called interferon beta-1a (SNG001), which the body produces when it gets a viral infection | |
 | Novel Coronavirus may resemble the common cold in future, predict scientistsThe researchers noted that four common cold-causing coronaviruses have been circulating in humans for a long time and almost everyone is infected at a young age | |
 | What the FAQ: Can you choose your vaccine, which one is better? All you need to know before the big dayHere's a lowdown on the most frequently asked questions in the past few weeks in a lead up to India's COVID-19 vaccination drive | |
 | EU regulator gets a request to approve the Oxford COVID-19 vaccineThe drugs agency for the 27-nation EU has already approved two other coronavirus vaccines, one made by American drugmaker Pfizer and Germany's BioNTech and another by Moderna | |
 | What the FAQ: Can humans contract Bird Flu? Everything about Avian Influenza and its spread in IndiaThere are confirmed cases of bird flu in Kerala, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and six other states in India. Here's what you need to know | |
 | Serum Institute of India gets Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine purchase order from CentreThe SII vaccine developed by Oxford-AstraZeneca was cleared for emergency use along with Bharat Biotech's indigenous "Covaxin" earlier this month |
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