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New Symptoms Of COVID-19 In Children: Sticky Eyes And 4 Top Signs To Look Out For
India's COVID-19 epidemic is returning. The country has reported over 5,000 new infections in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of active cases to 35,199. The nation of India recorded 5,880 new cases of COVID-19 and 12 additional deaths in the most recent report released by the Union Health Ministry. While four COVID deaths were reported in Himachal Pradesh and the national capital; Maharashtra, Gujarat, Jammu & Kashmir, and Rajasthan each reported one death; and two of them were reconciled by Kerala.
Experts have issued a cautionary note regarding the variant of the coronavirus that is causing widespread havoc as the nation's fears of a new wave of the virus grow. Experts have noted that in addition to the significant increase in daily COVID cases, they are also observing the emergence of new coronavirus symptoms that were not present during the earlier waves in the nation. Who are at risk and what are these new symptoms? Let's learn everything we can.
Experts have issued a cautionary note regarding the variant of the coronavirus that is causing widespread havoc as the nation's fears of a new wave of the virus grow. Experts have noted that in addition to the significant increase in daily COVID cases, they are also observing the emergence of new coronavirus symptoms that were not present during the earlier waves in the nation. Who are at risk and what are these new symptoms? Let's learn everything we can.
Experts warn of "not seen" signs in previous waves. The highly contagious XBB.1.16 strain of Omicron is one variant that is driving the current coronavirus wave in India. This variant, which is also known as Arcturus, can infect people who have been fully vaccinated as well as those who have recovered from the infection. High fever, a cold, and a cough are some of the most common symptoms associated with the XBB.1.16 variant. However, experts have noticed a few additional (new) symptoms in patients who contract this virus variant. The experts claim that the earlier waves did not present these new symptoms. The fact that it is once more attacking children is even more concerning.
Coronavirus Live: India records 5,880 brand-new cases; Today, nationwide mock drills to assess hospital preparedness begin. Three years after the first case of the coronavirus, the symptoms of COVID-19 have also evolved to include new variants: Experts' New COVID-19 Symptoms: Blocked nose and two other major indicators of COVID infection More news What are the most recent COVID symptoms? In addition to the usual coronavirus symptoms of fever, cough, runny nose, diarrhea, and headache, some children have also reported itchy conjunctivitis and sticky eyes, which were not present in previous waves.
100-Bedded Yoga & Naturopathy Hospital Coming Up In Dibrugarh
The "Yoga Mahotsav" that was held on the campus of Dibrugarh University on World Health Day drew thousands of people, including students, yoga enthusiasts, and government officials. The Ministry of Ayush put on the event to mark 75 days until the International Day of Yoga. Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal made the announcement at the event that a yoga and naturopathy hospital with 100 beds will be built in Dibrugarh.
The Yoga & Naturopathy Hospital will significantly improve the traditional healthcare system in the area and further establish Dibrugarh as the regional hub for healthcare. The Minister stated that it would be a one-of-a-kind center in the North East that would offer both outpatient and inpatient yoga and naturopathy treatments.
He also said that the Moraji Desai National Institute of Yoga (MDNIY) and Dibrugarh University have signed a memorandum of understanding to create a community of yoga practitioners.
Prof. (Dr.) Manik Saha, Chief Minister of Tripura, said that yoga has a lot of benefits and that events like "Yoga Mahotsav" will help spread the word about yoga and make tomorrow better and healthier.
Chowna Mein, Deputy Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, stated that yoga has made the world a healthier place.
Right To Health Bill: Rajasthan Govt And Doctors Reach "Consensus", Says CM Gehlot
In the most recent tweet, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said that the state government and the doctors who were protesting the Right to Health Bill have reached a "consensus."
The minister declared: I'm happy that the government and doctors have finally agreed on the Right to Health, and that Rajasthan is now the first state in the country to use the Right to Health Bill. I hope that the relationship between doctor and patient will remain the same in the future."
On Monday, the Rajasthan government and the doctors who were protesting the controversial bill reportedly did not reach a conclusion. In an effort to find a middle ground between the two sides, the six doctors, led by Private Hospitals and Nursing Homes Society secretary Vijay Kapoor, met with state government officials. The bill that was approved by the Rajasthan state assembly on March 28 is being challenged by private doctors in the state.
According to reports, a massive rally, similar to the one on March 27, was anticipated for Tuesday.
Dr. Vijay Kapoor, Secretary of the Private Hospitals and Nursing Homes Society, stated, "The kind of rally that was held on March 27 will also be held on Tuesday." Our protest will continue until this bill is withdrawn by the government.
The Right to Wellbeing Bill was postponed in Rajasthan Gathering last year in September 2022 and it means to give free and reasonable clinical benefits in both public as well as confidential medical clinics, research facilities and centers.
Know The Foods You Should Have For A Healthy Brain
Healthy foods for the brain:
Tomatoes:
Due to their high content of the carotenoid lycopene, which has been shown to prevent cognitive disorders, tomatoes are one of the best foods for brain health.
Nuts:
Nuts are loaded with omega-3 fatty acids and antioxidants, making them an excellent addition to your daily diet and a great source of protein and healthy fats for our brains.
Broccoli:
There are numerous health benefits to broccoli, including its high concentration of glucosinolates, which are beneficial to brain health.
Espresso And Tea:
When we talk about coffee, we should mention that it contains numerous potent antioxidants that support brain health. Both of these beverages have the potential to increase the capacity of the brain to process information.
Berries:
Berries are one of the best foods for the brain because they contain a lot of flavonoids, which are known to improve memory and brain health.