However, it is not clear yet whether the same results would be seen in survivors of moderate to severe Covid-19.

Most of the people are Covid survivors, said Rajkumar Jain, who is treating the affected in the MBS Hospital with his team, adding that he ...

The long Covid can affect nearly every organ system in the body.

There are many comorbidities which are becoming critical in case of covid infections and insurers have also increased their testing to iden...

Lakhs of people, who survived Covid-19, are expected to deal with long-term medical issues like heart, kidney and lung damage, especially t...

People who have survived Covid-19 may face certain challenges in health insurance claims in the future, if their ailments are linked to the...

The memorial would remind people that "no city in the world should become another Bhopal," Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chou...

Two-thirds of patients who had a mild-to-moderate case of Covid-19 reported symptoms 60 days after falling ill, when more than a third stil...

Seher was India’s first Covid-19 patient. Since January 23, the day she and two other students took the last train out of Wuhan and then a ...

More than 130 million so-called economic impact payments were sent to taxpayers as part of the USD 2.4 trillion coronavirus relief package ...

Thousands of coronavirus patients in hospitals around the world have been treated with so-called convalescent plasma.

Survivors of the Aurangabad train accident frantically raised alarm to alert their group members sleeping on tracks about a fast-approachin...

Two more Bhopal gas tragedy victims succumbed to coronavirus, taking the total number of such deaths in the Madhya Pradesh capital to seven...

On March 21, some organisations working for the survivors of the Bhopal gas tragedy had written to the authorities concerned, saying such p...

"They are fine now. The decision to discharge them was taken after their latest sample test also turned negative for coronavirus," a state ...

By comparison, only a third of patients with SARS still harbored the virus in their respiratory tract after as long as four weeks.

All patients in the study were hospitalised, two-thirds of whom had severe or critical illness.