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A study by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has suggested that people with AB or B blood groups and non-vegetarians are likely to contract COVID-19 more than the others. The study also found that the O blood group is the least susceptible to COVID 19. Reportedly, over 10 thousand samples collected from across the country were studied by a group of 140 doctors for the study.
In India, the daily Covid-19 cases are rising again, with over 800 new cases. On March 18, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) confirmed that India registered highest number of cases in over four months. The nation reported, With 841… read-more
TAGS: Coronavirus, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, ACTIVE CASES, health department, India
An IndiGo flight diverted to Karachi after a medical emergency was reported onboard. On March 13, an IndiGo flight from Delhi to Doha suddenly had to divert after a passenger Abdullah, a 60-year-old Nigerian national fell ill. Despite attempts to… read-more
TAGS: Travel, Passenger Died, Karachi, Airport, Delhi-Doha
Drinking coffee is a rich source of caffeine, but helps with various health matters, including weight loss. In good news to caffeine addicts, coffee curb body fat, and it reduces the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. Researchers from the… read-more
TAGS: Coffee, Caffeine Addict, Lifestyle, Health, Weight Loss
After days, Maharashtra reported the highest number of Covid-19 cases, on March 17. According to sources, Maharashtra logged 226 Covid-19 cases, from the previous 176 a day earlier. With this, the overall tally of the cases, reached to 81,39,055… read-more
TAGS: Maharashtra Health Department, Covid-19 cases, environmental, Medical Experts
This United Kingdom woman, who was unable to urinate for months, has been diagnosed with a very rare disease. According to sources, When 30-year-old influencer Ele Adams explained her problem of unable to urinate despite consuming fluids. After… read-more
TAGS: UK Woman, Diagnosed Disease, rare condition, Influencer, Health
In Rajasthan, thousands of doctors went on strike, protesting against the Right to Health Bill, passed by State CM Ashok Gehlot. The Indian Medical Association in Rajasthan doctors and staff protested against the Congress-led Rajasthan Government… read-more
TAGS: Rajasthan Government, ASHOK GEHLOT, Right To Health Bill, Doctor's Strike, IMA
