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People can catch Omicron twice, but reinfections aren't dangerous: Health expertsFarah Ingale, director, internal medicine at Fortis Hiranandani Hospital Vashi, said the hospital is seeing new cases of reinfection, espec...- Cellogen to bring next-gen cancer therapy to India"Chimeric Antigen Receptor cells represent a cutting-edge technology that holds great promise for cancer treatment. We are delighted to off...
- 25 per cent of healthcare staff infected with Covid, breakthroughs far common in Delhi, shows studyThe Delta- variant causes frequent unrecognised breakthrough infections.
- Breakthrough COVID-19 infections found in 25 per cent healthcare staff in Delhi: StudyMost infections were unrecognised. The Delta- variant thus causes frequent unrecognised breakthrough infections in adequately immunised sub...
- Gene linked to pneumonia severity may explain Covid-19 death variations, shows studyThe varied presence of the gene variant in India implies that it is ‘an at risk nation’ with ‘genetic protection’ limited to only certain r...
- Delta variant counted for 60% of Delhi's COVID-19 cases in April, says studyThe Delta variant, B.1.617.2, is 50 per cent more transmissible than the Alpha variant, B1.117, first discovered in the UK, say researchers...
- COVID-19: Antibodies significantly higher after 7 days of vaccine among those are seropositiveSeropositive people are those who were infected at some point of time. So there are high chances of prevalence of antibodies in them.
- Seropositivity for COVID-19 found to be lesser in smokers, vegetarians: CSIR surveyThe study which was piloted by CSIR-Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology (IGIB), Delhi said of the 10,427 individuals, 1,058 (10.1...
- Coronavirus: SpiceHealth, CSIR-IGIB launch genome sequencing lab at Delhi airport"We have started a pilot project with SpiceHealth here at the airport to find out if we can generate the 'sequence' in less than 48 hours a...
- Nine more test positive for the COVID-19 mutant strain in DelhiNine more Covid patients have been detected carrying the new and highly infectious strain of novel coronavirus from the UK, taking the tota...
- Discovery of a virulent variant of the SARS-CoV-2 should jolt India into speeding up its genome sequencingVariations in gene sequences will keep happening as the virus spreads across the globe, says principal scientific adviser K VijayRaghavan. ...
- Feluda test will soon be rolled out to test Covid-19: Harsh VardhanDeveloped by CSIR-IGIB, the paper strip test has been approved by the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) for a commercial launch.
- Tata Group officially ventures into the medical devices with Tata Medical and DiagnosticsOfficially incorporated in July 2020, the company manufactures medical appliances and instruments and appliances for measuring, checking, t...
- DCGI approves commercial launch of Tata Group's low cost Covid-19 test 'Feluda'The Tata CRISPR test achieves accuracy levels of traditional RT-PCR tests with quicker turnaround time, less expensive equipment and better...
- CSIR submits 53 genome sequences of coronavirus to global body; to share 450 more by May 15CSIR's Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology (IGIB), Delhi, Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB), Hyderabad and Institu...
- 'Feluda': Made-in-India paper-based strip for rapid, mass testing for Covid-19A completely indigenous scientific invention, 'Feluda' has been designed for mitigating the ongoing Covid-19 situation and to cater to mass...
- CSIR lab, TaTa Sons sign MoU for licensing for COVID-19 knowhowThe license shall include transfer of the knowledge for scaling up the KNOWHOW in the form of a kit that can be deployed for COVID-19 testi...
- Genome sequencing: A solution to India's problem of rare genetic diseasesA genome is a person’s complete set of DNA, including all genes with more than 3 billion DNA base pairs. Genome sequencing will lead to pre...
- CSIR authorises private path lab for genetic testsNew Delhi, March 9 (IANS) Hoping to use private pathology labs to reach out to people, the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (C...
- Currency notes host pathogens that can cause diseases: CSIR & IGIB researchThe pathogens on the currency notes can lead to several skin diseases, fungal infections, respiratory disorders and even tuberculosis.
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