COVID-19 vaccines are generally safe, with most Adverse Events Following Immunisation (AEFIs) being minor and resolving on ...
State sees a small increase in COVID-19 complication deaths in 2025 even as infections decline, alongside updated malaria ...
A year-long AIIMS Delhi autopsy study finds no evidence linking COVID-19 vaccination to sudden deaths in young adults, ...
A comprehensive study conducted by AIIMS, New Delhi reveals no evidence connecting COVID-19 vaccination to sudden deaths in ...
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Fact Check: No Evidence COVID-19 Vaccines Caused Rise in Paralysis Cases, PIB Calls Calls Media Report 'Misleading'
A Dainik Bhaskar story said govt admitted COVID-19 vaccines cause paralysis and other neurological disorders, citing a CDSCO ...
The detection of new COVID-19 variants NB.1.8.1 and LF.7 in several states of India has resulted in an increase in active cases for the country. Preventative healthcare professionals are strongly ...
AIIMS study confirms no link between COVID vaccination and sudden deaths in young adults, highlighting coronary artery ...
ICMR research study on sudden deaths among young people has found no direct link between COVID-19 vaccines and such ...
The bills of Rs 21.39 lakh were reimbursed to the extent of Rs 3.47 lakh by the employer and the balance claim was rejected, ...
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Is air pollution affecting tourism in North India?
The UK government has warned pregnant women and people with heart or respiratory conditions to consult their doctors before ...
New research from AIIMS, Delhi, has found no proof that COVID-19 vaccination is linked with sudden deaths in young adults aged 18-45, easing growing worries. The autopsy-based study reported that most ...
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