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SCTIMST professor included in Lancet commission on India’s health-care system

An endeavour to lay out roadmap for achieving universal health coverage for people of India

The Hindu

China’s ‘hidden epidemics’: the preventable diseases that could reshape a nation

Stratospheric economic growth since the late 1970s has brought great prosperity, along with ‘western-style’ health problems that are beginning to have a devastating impact

The Guardian - AU

‘Tomato fever’ makes news again as Kerala doctors reproach the Lancet report

The BMJ reported on September 13 that The Lancet has refused to publish a letter by doctors from Kerala, urging that the ‘unscientific article’ be retracted

The Hindu

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Lancet report claiming Covid could have come from US lab prompts anger

‘This may be one of The Lancet’s most shameful moments regarding its role as a steward and leader in communicating crucial findings about science and medicine,’ virologist says

The Independent UK

Top Newcastle haemophilia doctor 'was lying' in complaint about 1983 infected blood reporting says journalist

Journalist Sue Douglas said Dr Peter Jones had lied in a complaint made to the Press Council in 1983 - and she told the Infected Blood Inquiry Dr Jones had 'known there was a problem'.

Chronicle Live

Gender no marker for treating heart disease

The Hindu

Morning Digest | India, Bangladesh welcome panel on use of Ganga waters; Jobs and growth key priorities for Govt, says FM Nirmala Sitharaman, and more

Here’s a select list of stories to read before you start your day

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New Lancet series on metabolic health in SEAR region likely

There’s growing awareness of the need to incorporate patient voices even in scientific journals, says expert

The Hindu

Unapproved antibiotic usage on rise in India; Azithromycin, cefixime most used tablets, finds study

A research study published in The Lancet has talked about one of the most serious habits of Indians which should have been talked about earlier. The study says close to 50% of the antibiotic formulations used in India's private sector in 2019 were not approved by the central drug regulator.

The Times of India

Unfinish’d sympathy: can literature get over reading disability morally?

The ‘crookednesse’ of Richard III’s back was presented by Shakespeare as an expression of his villainy while Quasismodo embodied saintly unworldliness. Are we ready to see disability without symbolism?

The Guardian - UK

Can my pet get monkeypox? Here's what veterinarians say

Experts reveal what we know so far about monkeypox and pets, including how to protect your pet from it.

Inverse

Should states cut COVID isolation from 7 to 5 days? Here's what they'll need to consider

New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet is driving a push to reduce isolation requirements for people who test positive for COVID from seven to five days. It’s slated for discussion at tomorrow’s National Cabinet meeting, with Perrottet urging a consistent approach across all states and territories.

The Conversation

Unraveling the interplay of omicron, reinfections and long COVID

The latest COVID-19 surge, caused by a shifting mix of quickly evolving omicron subvariants, appears to be waning, with cases and hospitalizations beginning to fall.

Tribune News Service

What is 'tomato flu' as little-known illness infects 82 children

The tomato flu was first identified in Kerala, India, in May of this year

Manchester Evening News

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Salon

The next pandemic is of long COVID

The latest COVID-19 surge is waning — but long COVID will be the next public health crisis

The New Daily

Researchers race to identify and understand the new virus behind blistering ‘tomato flu’

A new and extremely contagious virus that particularly affects children is alarming health authorities,after emerging just months ago.

The Hindu

Explained | What is ‘tomato flu’ and why has the Centre issued an advisory for it?

The Centre has issued an advisory to States after a paper in the Lancet’s correspondence section warned of a ‘tomato flu’ outbreak among children in India.

ABC News

'Tomato flu' cases have been reported in children in India. This is what experts know

Scientists are still trying to identify exactly what the 'tomato flu' is. Its symptoms are similar to those of COVID-19 and dengue fever, and its blisters resemble those seen with the monkeypox virus.

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The Conversation

Long COVID: why it's so hard to tell how many people get it

In the weeks and months after a COVID infection, some people develop a variety of symptoms, commonly referred to as long COVID. Fatigue is the most common, affecting a little over half of people with ongoing symptoms. Other common symptoms include shortness of breath, loss of smell, muscle ache and…

The Guardian - UK

Tomato flu outbreak in India spreads to two more states

New viral infection detected in dozens of children in Kerala, and now also in Tamil Nadu and Odisha

Daily Mirror

Tomato flu: Symptoms and warning signs of the 'highly contagious' virus

A new virus - known as tomato flu - is spreading across India and has so far affected dozens of children - so what are the symptoms to watch out for?

Daily Record

What is 'tomato flu' as little-known illness infects 82 children

The tomato flu was first identified in Kerala, India in May of this year.

Tribune News Service

Pets suspected of having monkeypox should be isolated, CDC says

Pets exposed to people with monkeypox should be isolated to ensure they don’t spread the virus to other people or animals, U.S. health officials said after a dog was reported to be infected with the virus in Paris.

The Hindu

Monkeypox complications more common in children: Lancet study

However, doctors say it is too early to come to a conclusion on the matter

Asharq Al-Awsat

Study: Long Covid Symptoms Affect One in Eight

One in eight people who get coronavirus develop at least one symptom of long Covid, one of the most comprehensive studies on the condition to date suggested on Thursday. With more than half a billion coronavirus cases recorded worldwide since the start of the pandemic, there has been rising concern…

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