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Study suggests school uniform policies related to students doing less...
Regardless of uniform policies, across most countries, fewer girls than boys reach those recommended exercise levels. Among primary school students.
With 72% deaths, work-related ‘diseaseburden’ higher among men: WHO...
In a first global analysis of the loss of life and health associated with working long hours, the study revealed 7.45 lakh deaths from stroke and...
Biological E's Corbevax gets WHO emergency use authorisation
BE supplied 100 million doses of Corbevax to the Indian government, which were then utilised in pan-India immunisation campaigns; mainly in 12 to...
World yet not fully prepared for future pandemics: Gates Foundation...
Elias noted that there have been a lot of talks on what needs to be done for the world to be fully prepared.
New deadly bat virus with zoonotic potential found in Thailand:
Further, the newly discovered virus is a close relative of Covid-19 and has "almost" the same potential of infecting humans as coronavirus does
JN.1 Covid wave may cause a bigger wave, say global experts
The JN.1 variant, classified as a variant of interest (VOI) by the World Health Organization (WHO) due to its rapid spread, is currently present in...
Holiday gatherings, JN.1 variant fuel Covid-19 spread
10,000 deaths from Covid-19 were reported to the WHO in December, while hospitalisations rose 42 per cent and ICU admissions jumped 62 per cent over...
Researchers give new insight into tuberculosis treatment
Tuberculosis mainly affects the lungs, but can also damage other organs. If diagnosed early and treated with antibiotics, it is curable.