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Advanced pre-filled saline syringes for providing quality patient care

Know how pre-filled saline syringes comes to the rescue in flushing catheters over the laborious and time-consuming process of using the traditional method of two or more syringes.

PM Ayushman Bharat Health Infrastructure Mission to provide support for 17,788 rural Health & Wellness Centres

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Two million Coronavirus deaths : WHO

As the one million death count looms in a pandemic that has surged around the planet, the WHO said the prospect of another million deaths was not unimaginable.

New infections reach record highs in Britain and France

Britain and France both recorded their highest one-day surges in COVID-19 infections since the beginning of the outbreak on Thursday

Why COVID-19 is deadly for some people ?

Increasing evidence suggests that some Covid-19 patients get very ill because of an impaired interferon response.

COVID-19 and conflict, a double battle for humanitarian workers

The conflicts and battles have added an extra edge to the Humanitarian workers in Ukraine. An understanding from one of the WHO volunteers

Delivering NCD services in a time of COVID-19 – stories from the field

A new WHO survey looks at the extent of the disruption of services for the prevention and treatment of noncommunicable diseases

COVID-19 responders carry out heroic work in northwest Syria

Since the first cases were identified on 9 July, COVID-19 has disproportionately impacted health-care workers

Asian Airlines join trend of scenic flights to nowhere amid pandemic

Tough border restrictions to keep the coronavirus under control have led to a 97.5% plunge in international travel in the region, according to the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines

A report states half of the vaccines are booked by rich nations

Oxfam, a non-governmental organisation, analysed deals struck by pharmaceuticals and vaccine producers for the five leading vaccine candidates

Donald Trump on White House staff member testing positive

The press briefing came one day after Donald Trump met with three world leaders at the White House to sign a Middle East peace accord.

Coronavirus cost global tourism $460 Billion in January-June

The amount of revenue lost between January and June is "around five times the loss in international tourism receipts recorded in 2009", World Tourism Organisation said.

Pandemic has caused 37 Million to extreme poverty

The report said the "widest-ranging catastrophe" - the one that has hit every country regardless of the actual spread of the disease - is economic.

COVID-19 genome sequencing laboratory network launches in Africa

With several African countries now expanding COVID-19 testing, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) have launched a network of laboratories

LG's Battery-Powered face mask seeks to fight COVID

LG Electronics' PuriCare Wearable, which comes in one size and weighs as much as a pair of ski goggles, features two fans and high-efficiency particle air filters

Coronavirus capable of invading brain, says US study

According to the paper, the virus is able to replicate inside the brain, and its presence starves nearby brain cells of oxygen, though the prevalence of this is not yet clear.

Digital health: transforming and extending the delivery of health services : WHO

Digital health is a broad category encompassing electronic health, mobile health, telehealth and health data, amongst others

COVID-19 vaccine developers plan joint safety pledge on approval: Report

The companies would pledge to adhere to high scientific and ethical standards in the conduct of clinical studies

Indian government to launch nutrition drive for Severely Acute Malnourished children

In September month India is trying its best to work on the nutrition aspect of many children to avoid malnourishment

New Zealand prompt and strict rules to tackle COVID-19

New Zealand’s early success in controlling coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has been described as “crushing the curve”

Protecting older people against COVID-19

The WHO Western Pacific Region is home to more than a third of the world’s older people- 240 million people aged over 65 years, the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)

UN projects female poverty on a rise amid COVID-19

The report, "From Insights to Action: Gender Equality in the wake of COVID-19", said that the gender poverty gap will worsen further still in South Asia

Can Europe tame the pandemic’s next wave?

This is a report by Science's COVID-19 reporting is supported by the Pulitzer Center and the Heising-Simons Foundation.

Athens protects vulnerable communities during COVID-19 : WHO

Athens being one of the oldest cities in the world and how they protects vulnerable communities during COVID-19

China taking advantage of COVID-19 : US Diplomat

The Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs also reiterated Secretary Pompeo's remarks and hopes peaceful resolution to the border standoff between India and China

Women Equality Day - Know everything about it

Women's Equality Day: The day is seen in the US to recognize American women getting the established option to cast a ballot

Greenland sheds half a trillion tonnes ice

A year ago's loss of mass was at any rate 15 percent over the past record in 2012, however considerably additionally disturbing are the drawn out patterns, specialists said.

Medical spa industry remains strong despite pandemic

Cosmetic industry on a hike and understanding it with the pandemic.

Masks in public restrooms?

Charles Gerba, a professor of virology at the University of Arizona, captured the image to demonstrate the spread of particles after a flush.

Greenland ice melting now irreversible, has passed tipping point

The snowfall that replenishes the ice sheet each year cannot keep up with the ice that is flowing into the ocean from glaciers, the study says.

Climate Change May Bring Long-Dormant Viruses Back To Life: Scientists

Climate change is emerging as a driver of infectious disease, whether by expanding the footprint of malaria- and dengue-carrying mosquitos

Berlin Brothels Reopen After COVID-19 Lockdown

Prostitution is legal and regulated in Germany, with the country's 40,000 registered sex workers entitled to employment contracts

Operation Empty Plate : Chinese Diners Told To Order Less Food

"Operation empty plate" aims to overturn the ingrained cultural habit of ordering extra food for group meals.

UK's Heathrow Airport Flier Numbers Down 88 Per Cent Over COVID Restrictions

Heathrow said 60% of its route network remained grounded, requiring passengers to quarantine for 14 days on arrival.

UAE Plots New Measures to Bolster Virus-Hit Economy

The United Arab Emirates will deliver a three-stage “flexible package” of measures to bolster the economy

Dinosaurs Got Cancer Too, Say Scientists

A badly malformed Centrosaurus leg bone unearthed in the Alberta, Canada badlands in 1989 had originally been thought by paleontologists to be a healed fracture

Assam COVID patient plays Bhupen Hazarika song

A 70-year-old retired professor admitted at a Covid Care Centre in Assam's Guwahati has been playing Bhupen Hazarika numbers on a violin to inspire and cheer doctors

Pilots dreads to loose licenses amid lockdown

The International Air Transport Association said international air traffic may not return to pre-Covid levels until 2024.

Pilots dreads to loose licenses amid lockdown

The International Air Transport Association said international air traffic may not return to pre-Covid levels until 2024.

Nobel Banquet Cancelled For First Time Since 1956 Over Coronavirus

Nobel Prize winners for 2020 will be announced but the banquet, which is always held on December 10 and normally draws around 1,300 guests, will not go ahead.

US indicts 2 Chinese hackers of stealing COVID-19 vaccine research

The Chinese hackers also targeted human rights activists in the United States and Hong Kong, Assistant Attorney General for National Security John Demers said

Airborne Coronavirus is probably infectious: Study

A new study by scientists at the University of Nebraska that was uploaded to a medical preprint site this week has shown for the first time that it can be infectious

Doctors can report a domestic violence case in France

New French law allows doctors to break patient confidentiality to report domestic violence

How long should COVID cases isolate? 10 days, Not 14

Those who test positive for the coronavirus but who do not have symptoms have counted down the minutes until they could be free to venture out

World Population to shrink after 2050

Asia and central and eastern Europe will see some of the fastest reductions, according to the analysis

UK starts office place requests employers to join

Johnson has told top civil servants to set an example by starting to return staff to their desks and he has also asked companies including Goldman Sachs

John Hopkins reports promising results; Using Treg cells for COVID-19

Cellenkos Treg therapy may become go to therapy for very sick Coronavirus patients

One of the first for clinical trial for COVID-19 vaccine

It's like the United States is down to one solution that might save us from ourselves, one final bailout - the vaccine. Where's the vaccine? When can we get it?

World Zoonoses Day celebrates the first vaccination against rabies

World Zoonoses Day celebrates the first vaccination against rabies – a zoonotic disease, or an infectious disease that can be spread between animals and people

Paris Louvre museum reopens after crippling losses

The Louvre has been closed since March 13 and this has already led "to losses of over 40 million euros," its director Jean-Luc Martinez said.

WHO reinforces COVID-19 response efforts in Turkey

WHO has additionally helped the Ministry of Health to follow the spread of COVID-19 in Istanbul

Serbia tightens restrictions after highest spike in COVID

Serbia tightens restrictions after highest spike in COVID-19 cases since April

Mass elephants deaths baffle scientists

Botswana: The deaths of the elephants come amid the COVID-19 pandemic that has killed lakhs of people across the world

The 11 countries where WHO Europe says COVID-19 is on the rise

The World Health Organization says there are at least 11 countries in its European region that are seeing increased transmission of coronavirus.

Coronavirus job cuts amid COVID-19 in Europe

The EU’s jobless rate rose to 6.6% in April, from a 12-year low of 6.4% the previous month, according to Eurostat. It's the biggest rise in several years.

What is United Nations Public Service Day 2020

Every year the day is observed on June 23 to honor people, around the world, engaged in public service and this year they will honour COVID-19 warriors

French Chef Comes Up With "Coronavirus-Safe" Restaurant In Paris

French restaurants have been allowed to serve on their terraces for 10 days but strict social distancing rules mean the interiors remain off-limits

International Yoga Day 2020 on digital media platforms

This year's theme will be 'Yoga at Home and Yoga with Family'. People will be able to join Yoga Day celebrations virtually at 7 am on June 21.

Understanding Brain Tumor in the 'Youngest Victims'  

WORLD BRAIN TUMOR DAY: New-age treatments are boosting survivals rates in the youngest victims of brain cancer

Womens Health : A priority

Women's Health has always been a secondary approach as she is assumed to be busy with the household. Here is a quick brief on why weight training is equally important to females.

Doctors Without Borders warns of impending pandemic catastrophe in Aden

Aden death toll due to the pandemic is rising everyday due to inadequate medical facilities

Reasons why you should have peppermint tea in COVID-19 crisis

If you're feeling anxious, try swapping your triple espresso for a cup of peppermint tea.

WHO chief : ''Will keep leading virus response" Trump threat

WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus defended the agency's role after the United States again withheld full support for a resolution on the pandemic.

Canada fines Facebook with over $6 million after privacy probe

Canada Competition Bureau found that Facebook's privacy claims were not consistent with the way it shared personal data of users with some third-party developers

UN chief praises Africa's efforts to stem COVID-19

"COVID-19 has made much slower progress (in Africa) than the predictions that were made at the beginning" of the crisis, Guterres said in an interview with RFL radio in France.

Home buyers likely to leverage COVID-19 impact on real estate segment

Homebuyers are also likely to benefit from all-time-low interest rates of 7.15 to 7.8 percent on home loans. My dream home can be affordable now

2,000 migrant workers gather at Mumbai’s Bandra to catch train

The incident occurred at around 11.30 am as a message about a Shramik train headed for Bihar spread among migrant workers.

Uber To Shed 3,000 Jobs For 2nd Time This Month

Uber has suffered a near-total collapse as large parts of the United States and the rest of the world shut to combat the spread of the virus

Manage your blood pressure with these tips

The symptoms of hypertension are chest pain, dizziness, breathing difficulties, and even headaches

How apps could change the workplace after COVID crisis

Several apps could hold the future to a safe office after reopening as covered by ABC news with an expert on the topic.

New York governor takes coronavirus test on live TV

"You don't have to be New York tough to take that test," the governor said during the live broadcast of his popular daily briefing.

New York governor takes coronavirus test on live TV

"You don't have to be New York tough to take that test," the governor said during the live broadcast of his popular daily briefing.

OCI Card Holders In US Frustrated With Travel Rules By India

Of all the countries, the Indian diplomatic missions in the US issues the largest number of OCI cards

Dog, 3 Cats Found Infected With COVID-19

The eight-year-old bulldog belonged to a COVID-19 patient and appeared to have been infected by its owner, Dutch Agriculture Minister Carola Schouten said

What Life Becomes When COVID-19 Won't Go Away

Darlene Krawetz has been beset by debilitating symptoms of the coronavirus disease for weeks.How long can a heart last like this? The palpitations come a few times every hour and go on for a minute or more.

Meet The Europeans Who Don't Want Lockdown To End

Meet the new kind of people who are enjoying there personal time with family and able to do the things which they have always longed for.

Cyberabad Police and SCSC Finest Team Work

Mobilised 150 volunteers comprised of IT & ITEs professionals, facilitated distribution of 6.5 lakh meals, 48000 packets of groceries, organised 1000 plus units of blood, set up a first of its kind Emergency Ambulance, launched and pressed the services of Disinfection Boom Sprayer Vehicle and many

As Pandemic Deepens, Coronavirus Symptoms Multiply

The new coronavirus can also push the immune system into overdrive, unleashing an indiscriminate assault -- known as a cytokine storm -- on pathogens and their human hosts alike

One In Five US Children Left Hungry Amid Pandemic

The Brookings Institution report said a survey found that 17.4 percent of mothers with children aged 12 or under reported that their offspring were not eating enough due to lack of money

Researchers Claim that Children May Transmit the Coronavirus

Experts said the new data suggest that cases could soar in many U.S. communities if schools reopen soon as two individual European researches claim that children can transmit the virus

Tips To Manage Asthma Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic

World Asthma Day 2020: another risk has risen to asthma patients as COVID-19. The hazard and seriousness of the contamination are by all accounts higher in patients experiencing incessant infections and debilitated invulnerability. Here's all that you have to know.

Iran Reopens Mosques, Records Almost 80,000 COVID-19 Recoveries

Health ministry spokesman Kianoush Jahanpour said 74 new fatalities brought to 6,277 the total number officially recorded in Iran since it reported its first cases in mid-February

Asians Are Most Nervous About Reopening Post Lockdown

Data from an Ipsos survey of 14 countries indicate that only in four countries (China, India, Italy, Russia) does a majority favor restarting the economy with Covid-19 still uncontained; in only two countries (Germany, Italy) are the majority not "very nervous" about leaving their homes

New Symptoms of COVID-19 May Help Doctors

From 'COVID Toes' to Hives, These Are the Skin Conditions Dermatologists Think Could Be Signs of Coronavirus

How CEOs Can Support Employee Mental Health in a Crisis

Harvard University Researchers suggest ways how the bosses can help their employees manage mental stress, especially during a crisis. In a report mentioned by Ryan Smith, we can understand how to better things.

NewZeland hails for non-profit offering discounts to workers

"Thank You Healthcare is the result of this, and we're pleased at how many businesses around the country have already come on board to show their support with tangible and specific offers- New Zeland Prime Minister

Belgium to hire 2,000 call centre staff to track COVID-19 cases

The Pandemic has also increased a sense of distress amongst the citizens so inorder to address all the queries the country has set call centers.

US Imposes New Restrictions On Exports To China Amid COVID-19 Outbreak

The rules were posted for public inspection and will be published in the Federal Register on Tuesday

Denmark approves start of work for €7 billion underwater tunnel to Germany

The construction was paused as per the COVID situation across Europe.

Coronavirus Lockdowns Begin To Ease, Cases Top 3 Million

With some of Europe's worst-hit nations reporting drops in daily death counts, governments are exploring how to relax confinement orders exacting their own damaging economic and psychological tolls

A true survivor at 106 years she beats COVID,Spanish Flu

At least 22,000 people have died due to Covid-19-related illness since the pandemic hit Spain, while 92,355 patients have recovered from the illness and have been discharged from hospital

One Month Old Youngest To Recover From Coronavirus In Thailand

Coronavirus cases: Thailand on Wednesday reported 15 new coronavirus cases and one new death, bringing the national total to 2,826 confirmed cases and 49 deaths

Doctors Say Breast Implant Likely Saved Woman Shot At Close Range

The 30-year-old's left breast implant deflected the bullet away from her vital organs into the other breast, according to a case study published last week in the SAGE medical journa

Chinese Writer Of "Wuhan Dairy" Faces Backslashes, Alleges Death Threats

Critics say the 64-year-old, who was awarded China's most prestigious literary prize in 2010, is providing fodder to countries that have slammed Beijing's handling of the pandemic

In Russia, A Black Market For HIV Drug For COVID-19 Treatment

Russia's Health Ministry recommended the HIV drug as a possible treatment for COVID-19 at the end of January after reports from China that it was beneficial, but later added that its efficacy was uncertain.

Japan Cancels Tulip Festival amid COVID , Cuts 100,000 Flowers

Officials in the city of Sakura, 50 km east of Tokyo, mowed the tulip beds at "Sakura Furusato Hiroba" and cancelled an annual tulip festival to discourage people from congregating after a coronavirus emergency was declared last week

Doctor says coronavirus could be spreading through farts – but experts aren’t so sure

Perhaps SARS-CoV-2 can be spread through the power of parping

New York extends lockdown

The governor declared that 2,000 people would be tested a day, while asserting that he had a "blueprint" on testing New Yorkers for the virus.

US death toll approaches 31000

USA has passed the peak :Donald Trump

New Zealand PM Takes Pay Cut As Coronavirus Pandemic Affects Economy

New Zealand is amid a four-week COVID-19 lockdown that has paralyzed the economy, with thousands of job losses already announced.

South Koreans Head To Polls Despite Global Pandemic

South Korea is the first country with a major virus outbreak to hold a national election since the global pandemic began.

180-Seater Would Become 120-Seater: Airlines Mull How To Resume

Wizz Chief Executive Jozsef Varadi and the head of global airline trade body IATA both said single-aisle planes may be required to leave the middle seats on each side vacant to allow a degree of "social distancing" aboard.

Sony BBC Earth Presenting, ¨How to Isolate Yourself¨

Need of the Hour Docu-film 'Coronavirus: How to Isolate Yourself' Premiered on Sony BBC Earth

Merck Foundation Announce 'Stay at Home' Media Recognition Awards for Asian Countries

Merck Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Merck KGaA Germany announced the call for applications for ‘Stay at Home’ Media Recognition Awards for the journalists in Asian countries.

Sri Lanka receives Chinese medical supplies to combat COVID-19

According to the latest figures from the ministry, so far 148 people have been infected by the COVID-19, of whom 21 have recovered.

Mohamed bin Zayed launches National Home Testing Programme for People of Determination

Specialised teams from concerned authorities will implement the programme according to the World Health Organisation’s standards, in addition to providing health and preventive advice to all who need it.

IUSSTF boosts Indo-US virtual networks to address COVID 19 challenges

Collaboration across nations and organizations can leverage and share expertise across S&T communities and facilitate the development of a diverse, globally-engaged science, engineering, and technology-abled workforce, which can proactively work towards solutions for the Pandemic

Australian researchers to study how common COVID-19 immunity really is

Australian researchers explained how immunity plays a vital role in the COVID virus cure.

German church resurrects prayer with Easter service at drive-in cinema

Germans attended the Good Friday mass in a unique manner

Importance of National Safe Motherhood Day

Importance of National Safe Motherhood Day

Half million covid positive cases in USA, special funeral directors appointed

Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Thursday that New York was bringing in additional funeral directors "to deal with the number of people who have passed."

UN chief warns COVID-19 threatens global peace and security

The coronavirus pandemic is threatening international peace and security

Covid-19: US gives emergency approval to hydroxychloroquine despite lack of evidence

UK Covid-19: doctors’ visas are automatically extended for one year

“I don’t want them distracted by the visa process. That is why I have automatically extended their visas—free of charge—for a further year " said UK Home Secretary Priti Patel

Free telehealth services launched in the UAE

Dubai-based private healthcare entities, Aster DM Healthcare and HealthHub by Al-Futtaim have introduced their video conference-style consultations to help the public during restricted movement.

Europe faces ICU crunch, rushes to build field hospitals

Facing intense surges in the need for hospital ICU beds, European nations are on a building and hiring spree, throwing together makeshift hospitals and shipping coronavirus patients out of overwhelmed cities via high-speed trains and military jets.

UK Man Threatens To Infect Cop With Coronavirus, Arrested

Adam Lewis, 55, was sentenced under a specific law governing assaults against emergency workers, which was introduced in November 2018 and carries a maximum jail term of 12 months

Postcards From Wuhan : Residents Advice The World To Stay Indoors

Wuhan, capital of Hubei province, was once the epicenter of the current global pandemic and was subjected to the strictest curbs on movement and business.

'Can they get COVID-19?' and other questions about pets during a pandemic

The one top tip I would give for those pets, and indeed all pets actually, because of the change of routine, is to make sure they've got somewhere that they can go to get away from the rest of the household and commotion, if they want to

Link between high-fat diet and liver disease reported

Mice fed a diet rich in saturated fat showed dramatic changes in liver gene expression, which may explain how diet affects that organ

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: FDA Continues to Accelerate Development of Novel Therapies for COVID-19 U.S. Food and Drug Administration

The FDA will continue to enhance and expand its work across the federal government and innovators in academia and industry to accelerate COVID-19 treatments and other medical countermeasures. The agency will outline additional information in the near future to provide a greater understanding

Charity organisations in Dubai donate AED52 million to support country's efforts against COVID-19

Also joining the contributions was Beit Al Khair Society, which announced a donation of AED10 million to strengthen the capabilities of key sectors to deal with challenges in the current environment, especially the healthcare sector.

MoHAP & MoI plans to Conduct 'National Disinfection Programme'

During this period, the movement of the traffic and the public will be restricted, while public transpiration and metro services will be halted.

54 Covid 19 cases in Egypt

Egypt has 95 patients who have cured over last few weeks

US Cancer Death Rates Continues to Decline : CDC

CDC report on decline of various types of cancer

As world grapples with Covid19 virus, Ebola outbreak in Congo needs urgent funds : WHO

No funding for the Ebola response has been received by WHO since December 2019. An urgent injection of USD 20 million is required to ensure that response teams have the capacity to maintain the appropriate level of operations through to the beginning of May 2020.

Harvey Weinstein tests positive for COVID in prison

Harvey Weinstein, is in prison in northern New York state after being sentenced to 23 years in jail for rape and sexual assault.

The UAE is a Global Model in Empowering and Supporting Patients with Down Syndrome

Also, MoHAP has established an electronic unit to supervise the health of patients with Down syndrome, in line with government directives in terms of providing the best health services to people of determination.

Jack Ma Foundation and Alibaba Foundation Donate Medical Supplies to 10 More Asian Nations

Delivery of the donations will leverage the robust capabilities of the Electronic World Trade Platform (eWTP) to overcome the significant logistical and transportation challenge presented by the vast number of countries and their geographical remoteness.

Senator for Kentucky tests positive for coronavirus USA Update

Two weeks ago, Paul attended an occasion in Louisville, Kentucky, where several attendees have subsequently tested positive, including the wife of Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer and fellow senators assume that he got contaminated as he has been to the event.

Donald Trump to Host G7 Summit via Video Conferencing

G7 countries -- Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States -- are all in crisis mode to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus and equally to try and halt financial panic that threatens to send their economies into recession.

Tourists stranded as all borders closed and planes grounded

Tourists all across the Europe and stranded. Even if they need to go back home its a question as planes are grounded.

Fake news about Ibuprofen creates havoc in Germany

After a voice message took rounds on Whatsapp experts take to explain the masses with scientific pieces of evidence.

Stress from COVID is taking a toll on Mental health

Experts give ideas on how to manage panic situations and how to manage stress in pandemic situations

France open homeless self-isolation centers amid covid pandemic

France's Ministry of Housing is opening two isolation centres in Paris to cater to the city's homeless as the coronavirus lockdown

Stem Cell therapy has long lasting Neurological benefits

Researchers show that stem cell therapy has a better and long-lasting effect on Neurological disorders.

#WEAPPLAUD hashtag launched in France to show solidarity for medical workers

France marks the real soldiers in the war against the virus with a #WEAPPLAUD to show gratitude towards there service for the nation and the time of distress

UAE suspends labour permits

UAE bans job permits

Blood Drive Cancelled, American Red Cross faces a Severe Shortage of Blood

Nearly 2,700 Red Cross blood drives have been cancelled across the country due to coronavirus concerns, resulting in some 86,000 fewer blood donations

Coronavirus can bankrupt most of the airlines

Many airlines have probably been driven into technical bankruptcy or substantially breached debt covenants already, Sydney-based consultancy CAPA Centre for Aviation warned in a statement Monday.

Australian researchers claim two existing drugs could 'cure' COVID-19

Have they found a cure for the coronavirus? Australian researchers claim two existing drugs could 'cure' COVID-19 after patients they tested responded 'very well' to treatment

Mohamed bin Zayed, King of Jordan review efforts to contain COVID-19

The Jordanian King commended the stances adopted by the UAE, leadership and people, toward his country, reiterating his country's support for UAE under all circumstances.

UAE stops prayer at the mosques

Vitamin D - The Sunshine Vitamin

Benefits of Vitamin D - A guide book to have a better understanding

Spanish football coach dies of COVID

The coach has already had leukemia and later contracted with COVID

Over 6000 dead globally due to Coronavirus, Italy is the worst affected country after China

The Chinese foreign minister said China has decided to urgently provide a batch of medical supplies based on the needs of Spain and open commercial channels for the country to import urgently needed personal protective equipment and medical materials.

Australian researchers close to the cure but need more funds: COVID

Brisbane researchers say they are within reach of finding a cure for COVID-19 but need funds to fasten the procedure.

Spain PM, Sanchez's Wife Tests Positive For Coronavirus

Spain had 193 coronavirus deaths and 6,250 cases so far, public broadcaster TVE said, well up from 120 deaths reported last Friday.

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip to move out of the Palace: COVID

Queen Elizabeth and her husband Prince Philip are likely to be quarantined in Norfolk (File)

Spain on Sunday reported about 2,000 new coronavirus cases and more than 100 deaths over the last 24 hours

Bars, restaurants and shops selling non-essential items are shut for 15 days as the country enters a state of emergency. Schools are shut, keeping millions of children at home.

WHO’s malaria vaccine study represents a “serious breach of international ethical standards”

Experts are troubled by the apparent lack of informed consent in a pilot study of the vaccine

Tom Hanks and wife tests Postive COVID

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson have been in quarantine since announcing they both tested positive for the virus on Thursday.

SC Johnson, Funding $1 Million to CDC Foundation to Fight Coronavirus

SC Johnson has a long legacy of philanthropy and working to improve the lives of families around the globe. Today's donation is the latest step in the company's efforts to help mitigate the consequences of the COVID-19.

Iran reports 85 new deaths over a day : COVID

Iran announced Friday that the coronavirus has claimed another 85 lives, the highest single-day death toll in the country.

Pets are Safe from Coronavirus, States IDEXX

These new test results align with the current expert understanding that COVID-19 is primarily transmitted person-to-person and supports the recommendation against testing pets for the COVID-19 virus.

Germany Closes Schools, Colleges, Universities till Spring break: COVID

Several German states will close all schools and Kitas (daycare centers) starting on Monday in a bid to slow down the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Private Jet Industry is Booming, Courtesy: Coronavirus

The effects of Coronavirus are being felt across the travel industry—but as commercial aviation is hit hard, the private jet industry is booming with inquiries.

Global warming: Experts say ice is melting 6 times faster than the 90's

The experts have studied and alarmed the world about the global warming but it has already started showing its effects.

Merck Foundation Launched Several Programmes in Namibia

Merck Foundation launched their programs in partnership with Namibia’s First Lady together with Ministry of Health & Social Service and Ministry of Education

Assistance to Indian Citizens for Quarantine at air Force Station Hindan

Prime Minister says Government fully vigilant on situation due to COVID - 19 .Urges people not to panic and avoid non-essential travel .No Union Minister to travel abroad in the upcoming days

19 Archers from India misses First stage of World Archery Worldcup in Guatemala

The world body said, "opportunities to reschedule or replace the event later in the year are being investigated".

VIA Rail Initiates Several Measures to Keep Safe Passengers & Staffs from COVID-19

VIA rail is using cleaning products which are approved by Health Canada & already proved effective to combat coronavirus.

Merck Foundation Launched Several Programmes in Namibia

Merck Foundation launched their programs in partnership with Namibia’s First Lady together with Ministry of Health & Social Service and Ministry of Education

VIA Rail Initiates Several Measures to Keep Safe Passengers & Staffs from COVID-19

VIA rail is using cleaning products which are approved by Health Canada & already proved effective to combat coronavirus.

Private Jet Industry is Booming, Courtesy: Coronavirus

The effects of Coronavirus are being felt across the travel industry—but as commercial aviation is hit hard, the private jet industry is booming with inquiries.

Turkey reports its first COVID case

Turkeys Health minister asks the country to be calm and explains the measures after the country reports its first case of COVID.

COVID - UK health Minister tests positive

Health minister and Conservative MP Nadine Dorries has been diagnosed with coronavirus in UK

Saudi Arabia pledges USD 10 million to fight COVID-19

The Supervisor General concluded with his hopes and prayers that humanity would be protected from the dangers of all diseases and epidemics, and that people around the world could look forward to a future full of health, peace and prosperity.

DIP Will Start Offering Relief Compensation If Employees Are Unable to Work Due to a Coronavirus infection

DIP will compensate employees against Covid19 infection

Covid 19 International Update

An allrounder on status of Covid19 infection globally

COVID-19: IFRC, UNICEF and WHO issue guidance to protect children and support safe school operations'

UNICEF is urging schools – whether open or helping students through remote learning – to provide students with holistic support.

Diamond Industry Hugely Affected by the Spread of Coronavirus.

Due to the outbreak of coronavirus rough demand has dropped as manufacturers maintain low polished production. De Beers is trying to support the market by letting sight-holders refuse goods that would typically be destined for China.

Patients Suffering from Complicated Liver Problems Get a New Lease of Life With Liver Transplants

Majority of the liver transplants are performed using living donor grafts, where a close relative donates a part of the liver to the patient who would otherwise die without a liver transplant.

Scotland becomes the first country to make Tampons and Sanitary Napkins free

All the places have already been identified where the products would be made available such community centres, youth clubs and pharmacies.

Coronavirus Cases Increases across the World as China infection slows down says WHO

WHO officials on Monday said that one drug is showing signs of treating the virus.Clinical trials for the drug, remdesivir, are ongoing.

SIMS Hospital gives a new lease of life to a 38-year old Tanzanian affected by ameloblastoma

SIMS Hospital gives a new lease of life to a 38-year old Tanzanian affected by ameloblastoma

The Surgicalist Group Is Offering Various Help to the Poor Patients of India

A need for better surgical care led Dr. Mit Desai to establish The Surgicalist Group, offering dedicated inpatient acute care surgeons to hospital partners. Today, under the same philosophy, he impacts hundreds through his mission work abroad.

Esraqa's Paint a Smile Project will Help to Increase the Hope Among the Little Patients

Talented artists and designers from the Foundation will paint the corridors and rooms of these sections with colourful and lively sketches that will transform the hospital with a livelier environment that offers hope and joy to the little ones.

Global Investors are Anxious due to the Outbreak of Coronavirus

Global Investors look to diversify portfolios amid Coronavirus Chaos. It has triggered a global sell-off of high-risk investments and a significant shift in sentiment among global investors.

Phosplatin Therapeutics Announces Publication in OncoImmunology

Immunogenic Cell Death (ICD) Effects of PT-112 Confirmed via in vitro and in vivo Experiments. Anti-Cancer Immunity Observed Across Vaccination, Abscopal and Tumor Allograft Models

USFDA & Govt. of India Have Taken Initiative to Protect Consumers from Illegal Medicines

USFDA Takes Action with Indian Government to Protect Consumers From Illicit Medical Products. First Bilateral Enforcement Operation with India Stopped Approximately 500 Shipments Through International Mail

Saudi Arabia Sends Support for China to Fight the New Coronavirus

On February 10, 2020, the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, His Royal Highness King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud directed KSrelief to do all it could to assist the Chinese authorities and provide urgent support.

Medical Tourism Helps the Healthcare Industry of UAE

The UAE Healthcare market is witnessing an astonishing growth. This is due to sedentary lifestyle by the population of Emirates and growing medical tourism in the region.

Ambulatory Surgery Centre is Reducing the Cost & Treatment Time

Ambulatory Surgery Centre Market to Grow Rapidly Owing to Increasing Occurrence of Long-Lasting Illnesses in Grown-Up Population Till 2026

WHO has Confirmed Several Coronavirus patients were Fully Recovered from Eastern Mediterranean Region

WHO and MoHAP has reported that three COVID-2019 cases have fully recovered and were released from hospital recently.

HHS, Janssen Join Forces On Coronavirus Vaccine

To expedite development of vaccines that protect against the 2019 novel coronavirus, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR) will expand an existing partnership with New Jersey-based Janssen Research & Development, part

Global Dental Implants Marketing trends- Increasing Popularity of Dental Tourism, Increasing Edentulous Patient Population

The global dental implants market is highly dynamic and diverse, with the presence of several global, regional, and local players offering a broad range of oral care products. Vendors with limited financial, operating, and marketing resources are expected to merge with leading players

American Travellers suffers from Diarrhea, while travelling

Digestive distress and occasional diarrhea have the potential to significantly compromise a person's vacation or business trip. Around one-in-four travellers are forced to alter their plans due to diarrhea, and around 5% are forced to seek medical care[3].

Taiwan assures Health and Safety to Visitors During Global Novel Coronavirus Outbreak

In response to the global outbreak of the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV or Wuhan Pneumonia), the Taiwan government has taken comprehensive measures to protect the health of the public from the global outbreak.

PolyU Develops a Single Test to Detect 40 Infectious Diseases including nCoV

PolyU develops the world's most comprehensive automated multiplex diagnostic system for detecting up to 40 infectious respiratory pathogens (including 2019-nCoV) in a single test

Female Genital Mutilation Hurts Women and Economies says WHO

Treating female genital mutilation costs USD 1.4 billion per year globally: WHO

WHO to accelerate research and innovation for new Coronavirus

Experts will build on existing SARS and MERS coronavirus research and identify knowledge gaps and research priorities in order to accelerate scientific information and medical products most needed to minimize the impact of the 2019-nCoV outbreak.

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Dedicates Additional Funding to the Novel Coronavirus Response

The foundation will provide up to $100 million to improve detection, isolation and treatment efforts; protect at-risk populations in Africa and South Asia; and accelerate the development of vaccines, drugs and diagnostics.

New York Governor updates Coronavirus testing status : so far none infected

There Are No Confirmed Cases in New York,11 Tests Returned Negative with Six Still Pending

On World Cancer Day Merck Foundation takes new resolution for treating Oncology

Merck Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Merck KGaA Germany marks ‘World Cancer Day 2020’ themed ‘I am and I will’ by their Cancer Access Program to build cancer care capacity to increase limited number of Oncologists across the continent.

With 4.5 hours of spare time every day, Americans can’t say ‘No time to workout’

To be healthy you only need 150 minutes of exercise every week, says research.

March of Dimes warns US senate of impending maternal health crisis

March of Dimes warning to US Senate

New FDA policy on flavoured e-cigarettes fails to protect youth

US FDA's new policy on selling of flavoured e-cigarette should be banned to protect the youth

Is childhood obesity becoming a major problem in USA?

It seemed to be stabilising but latest studies show it’s in fact increasing.

MoHAP’s Training and Development Center Receives the Silver Award from the American Heart Association

For the fourth consecutive year, the Ministry of Health and Prevention, MoHAP, represented by its Training & Development Center received the Silver Award from the American Heart Association

New surgical technique to repair spinal cord damage

The technique works at a cellular level for injuries where the spinal cord is severed.

At J P Morgan Health Conference, Pharma companies call for lowering drug prices

CEOs from world’s largest pharma companies pitch for lowering drug prices.

Advanced Coolsculpting technology selectively reduces fat from anywhere in the body

The method uses a safe, injectable ice solution or slurry, for targeting fat.

Novartis to supply cholesterol drug to high-risk patients in UK

The Swiss drug maker will provide the drug to patients with Atherosclerosis.

MoHAP Unveils its Visiting Consultants Program for January 2020

MoHAP, had recently announced its Visiting Consultants Program for the month of January 2020. An elite group of more than 23 consultants are visiting 10 of MoHAP’s hospitals

Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Honours the 10 Winners of Zayed Sustainability Prize 2020

Now in its 12th edition, the annual US$3 million Prize is the UAE’s pioneering sustainability award for recognising innovative, impactful and inspirational solutions of small to medium-sized companies (SMEs), non-profit organisations (NPOs), and high schools.

Chinese hospitals fail to give proper hospital care to heart patients

Experts suggests that China needs a national strategy to improve hospital care for heart patients.

Now Coronavirus detected in Thailand : WHO report

First victim of coronavirus detected in Thailand

WHO advice for travel and trade in relation to the outbreak of pneumonia caused by a new coronavirus in China

Who guideline on travelling to China

The right diet for your new-born

A healthy diet in the first year is critical for new-born’s growth and development.

Loneliness can shorten your lifespan

Seen especially in older adults, loneliness can impact longevity, say researchers.

16-year-old receives gene therapy for sickle cell disease in Boston

Helen Obando is the youngest ever to receive the treatment.

Baby in USA is born using a deceased donor's uterus

And he is the second one to be born in USA.

Half of the total school-age children in US are sleep deprived

Only 48% of the school-age children in USA get the requisite 9-hour sleep most weeknights.

Vaping related companies in USA offer student scholarships to promote e-cigarettes

Small manufacturers, distributors and websites, promoted 40 scholarship programmes in 2018.

Coronavirus to blame for China's mystery illness

The new virus is behind mysterious pneumonia-like illness to have struck Wuhan.

No cash. Payment in Kind : Rules Durban High Court in cases of medical negligence

Durban High Court in South Africa, has ruled against paying cash compensation to victims of medical negligence.

Death due to liquor overdose doubles in US in the past two decades

Study reveals, number of Americans dying due to alcohol abuse each year has doubled since 1999.

New Trunk Club Survey Finds Surprising Reason Americans Skip The Gym In The New Year

Surprisingly,Ninety-two percent of Americans share they'd be more likely to make more use out of their gym membership if they had clothes they liked !!!

US registers 1 in 5 adolescents and 1 in 4 young adults with prediabetes

Prediabetes: An emerging health threat can lead to type 2 diabetes

Ahead of biggest holiday season, mysterious illness grips city of Wuhan in China

It’s an illness similar to pneumonia, the Chinese doctors are unable to understand.

Your diet impacts your mental health condition

Depression, anxiety is linked to poor diet habit : Study

Top 6 Mindfulness Trends for 2020

Mindfulness sector will see lot of action in 2020

These drugs are raising hopes and eyebrows in US FDA

US FDA will soon decide on a group of new drugs which have not only faced in-depth scrutiny but also have caught their fancy.

Singing a rhyme can make hand hygiene fun for kids

Singing a popular rhyme can make one of the most boring health hygiene routine for kids a fun-activity.

Now, 100-year old vaccine can cure TB Better : Study

Scientists and researchers believe that if given in a different way, this century-old vaccine can ensure better protection against TB.

Mergers & acquisitions of Hospitals does not improve patient care

According to a study published in New England Journal of Medicine M&A of hospitals failed to boost quality of patient care.

Parkinson's : One of the most misdiagnosed diseases in the world

It is a disease that has the medical world in total delusion. Because of its complex nature, the disease goes undiagnosed for years, worsening patient’s health.

NY governor plans a website that compares hospital costs

Concerned by the high cost of medicare, New York Governor, Andrew Cuomo, plans to launch a website that helps patients to compare hospital costs.