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Covid Sage documents: What was the evidence and what happened?
The papers, which date from 21 September, were published on Monday night set. They set out in black and white what scientists thought should happen on a number of important topics,
Real-time observation helpful in Stem cell for vascular diseases: Study – health
A recent study has found out that Stem cell treatment for vascular diseases can be predicted through real-time observation.In the study which was published in the journal Biomaterials, therapeutic efficacy prediction was done using initial distribution images of stem cells that differentiate to endothelial cells. It can be applied to research in the...
Bulbbul girl Tripti Dimri cuts a stylish figure and spins springtime chicness in a floral dress – fashion and trends
We tried hard not to turn Majnu for Laila aka Tripti Dimri but failed as the diva left the Internet swooning over her sartorial little dress by Aniket Satam’s Pink Porcupines. After shining as the breakout star of 2020 on OTT with Netflix’s Bulbbul, Tripti is sprucing up a storm with her smoking...
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Alia Bhatt aces comfy winter fashion in Rs 97k Gucci sweater with Bambi-like fawn as she heads for Brahmastra dubbing – fashion and trends
Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor are busy dubbing for their latest and also first film together, Brahmastra, which also stars Amitabh Bachchan, Nagarjuna Akkineni, Dimple Kapadia and Mouni Roy. And Alia, who has been keeping a fairly low profile lately, was snapped outside the dubbing studio in Mumbai by paparazzi. Alia stepped out...
Here’s how healthy lifestyle for cardiovascular health also promotes good eye health – more lifestyle
The ideal cardiovascular health, which is indicative of a healthy lifestyle, was associated with lower odds for ocular diseases especially diabetic retinopathy, researchers find in a new study.These findings appearing in the American Journal of Medicine, published by Elsevier, suggest that interventions to prevent cardiovascular diseases may also hold promise in preventing ocular...
World Diabetes Day 2020: WHO announces Global Diabetes Compact, here’s what the package offers – more lifestyle
Among the number of coronavirus deaths recorded across the globe this year, people with diabetes have been the most vulnerable and are paying a particularly high price courtesy the severe risk and also disruptions to essential health services. As World Diabetes Day 2020 fall in the midst of Covid-19, on November 14, the...
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HIV: Two generations share their experiences
Maurice Greenham, 79, from Stoke-on-Trent, has been living with HIV for 37 years. He was diagnosed in 1984 and 10 years later he developed Aids. He speaks to Jay Hawkridge, 27, from Birmingham, who was diagnosed with HIV in November 2019.They are from two different generations, but share their experiences on living with...
Top London surgeon tackles Covid ‘vaccine hesitancy’ in minority communities
A leading surgeon whose work includes helping knife crime victims has a new mission - tackling Covid "vaccine hesitancy" in ethnic minority communities. Martin Griffiths is taking part in a vaccination programme at the Royal London Hospital. BBC community affairs correspondent Adina Campbell spent the day there.
Long Covid in children ‘not recognised’, says Milton Keynes mum
A mother-of-five whose children are believed to be suffering the long-term effects of coronavirus says she wants the condition to be fully recognised by senior doctors.Charlie Mountford-Hill, 37, from Milton Keynes, suspects the whole family caught Covid-19 last March before wider testing for the virus was available. They continue to experience symptoms including...
Coronavirus: Vaccine chief 'optimistic' about over-50s May target
Dr Clive Dix adds that the UK is "ahead of the game" in terms of anticipating coronavirus variants.
Boris Johnson plans reform of the NHS in England
The plans, revealed in a leaked document, would reverse controversial changes made by David Cameron.
