Lockdown May Increase the Number of Underweight Children by Millions
The two-month lockdown may increase the number of underweight children in the country. Identification of at-risk groups and policy implementation is necessary.
The two-month lockdown may increase the number of underweight children in the country. Identification of at-risk groups and policy implementation is necessary.
‘In India, the four months of lockdown help create additional health infrastructure, strengthen human resources, and produce critical elements like PPE, masks, and ventilators.
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COVID-19 Statistics in India - In the last 24 hours, India recorded a spike of 92,071 corona cases and 1,136 deaths.
- Tally crossed the 4.8 million mark with a total of 48,46,427 cases.
- 9,86,595 are active cases.
- 37,80,107 patients were cured and discharged.
- 79,722 persons lost the battle.
- 77,512 patients were discharged.
- 92% of COVID-19 cases reported mild symptoms.
Source-Medindia
Aggressive Gym Workouts Right After Lockdown Could Lead to Renal Failure, Warn Doctors
Gym trainers said that people are now coming with a mentality to regain the muscle and agility they lost during the shutdown as soon as possible. However, their eagerness, if not checked, could give them acute injuries and health conditions like Rhabdomyolysis.
Gym trainers said that people are now coming with a mentality to regain the muscle and agility they lost during the shutdown as soon as possible. However, their eagerness, if not checked, could give them acute injuries and health conditions like Rhabdomyolysis.
Women More Stressed During Lockdown, Says Survey
A recent survey on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on people between 10 and 24 years in UP, Bihar and Rajasthan has revealed that nine out of 10 had to seek some kind of counselling.
A recent survey on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on people between 10 and 24 years in UP, Bihar and Rajasthan has revealed that nine out of 10 had to seek some kind of counselling.
Stillbirths are Predicted to Spike During the COVID-19 Lockdown
Pregnant women are at raised risk of stillbirth this year. There is a sharp jump in stillbirths seen during the COVID-19 pandemic due to less face-to-face antenatal visits, finds a new study.
Pregnant women are at raised risk of stillbirth this year. There is a sharp jump in stillbirths seen during the COVID-19 pandemic due to less face-to-face antenatal visits, finds a new study.
