Ankita Upadhyay is a Special Correspondent for The Indian Express, specializing in local news coverage in Delhi, India. With a focus on health, social issues, and current events, Ankita provides in-depth reporting on a range of topics, including public health concerns, medical breakthroughs, and local government policies.
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At AIIMS, the OPD was shut with only a few doctors around. Diagnostic services and lab reports remained halted as well.
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Acute reactions to food manifest as rashes, hives, swollen lips, eyes, face, bumps on the skin or even severe symptoms like breathlessness, choking, vomitting, diarrhoea and fainting.
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Herbal supplements are unregulated and have different consistencies that may not suit you, says gastroenterologist
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An autopsy was conducted at the hospital the next day. The post-mortem report states: “Death was due to hemorrhagic shock consequent to internal injuries to the abdomen.
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No case in India yet but expert advises precautions similar to dengue and malaria.
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An advanced form of deep brain stimulation therapy uses AI to adjust brain stimulation in real-time.
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Completion of these courses will be recorded in the Annual Performance Assessment Report (APAR) of the employees. The training will cover overall diseases, genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors, and how naturopathy can treat them.
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There has been a more than the usual surge of viral and respiratory diseases and the number of infection-related admissions in hospitals
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At the Delhi government's biggest hospital, Lok Nayak, Medical Director Dr Suresh Kumar said dengue cases have increased in the last week. “Currently, we have nine patients admitted -- four confirmed and five suspected cases,” he said.
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