The Delhi High Court was due to hear the octogenarian's petition seeking admission to a government hospital with ventilator facilities and free treatment.
SC was hearing a PIL filed by advocate Sachin Jain who said private hospitals, which have been given land free of cost, should not charge for Covid-19 treatment.
Sun Pharma said human safety study of AQCH already completed, clinical trials will be conducted across 12 centres on 210 patients. The treatment duration will be 10 days.
Three of the four authors of the study apologised to The Lancet's editors and readership for any embarrassment or inconvenience their published findings may have caused.
Gilead Sciences says it will ‘work closely with the health authorities in India to provide guidance on anticipated drug supply based on local incidence and severity of disease’.
Questions have been raised on the Lancet HCQ study over dataset and methodology. Another journal has issued similar concern over a study that used same data.
The suspension of WHO’s hydroxychloroquine clinical trial was to be taken up by an expert committee last week, but the discussions were eventually ‘deferred’.
Sun Pharma says nafamostat has shown promise in fighting against the virus in in-vitro studies conducted by 3 groups of scientists in Europe, Japan and South Korea.
Alongside buying into the grift that is dating apps, the girlies are also installing astrology apps like Astrotalk to investigate the same tired mystery—will he ever text back?
Aquaculture is the fastest growing food sector in Africa, offering significant returns on investment for all involved and achieving the continent’s goals for food security, dignified livelihoods and economic growth.
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
All COVID-19 treatment for all citizens in both government and private hospitals should be completely free. Apart from purely humanitarian reasons the fact remains the Government of India has failed to protect its citizens from contracting the illness, particularly the elderly, and should bear financial responsibility. There is no point in any nationalist pretensions if the Indian government cannot save the lives of its people at a time of crisis like this.
It is absolutely ridiculous to say that people should be treated absolutely free ! There is no such thing as “free”. There is always a cost – paid by everyone and it is much more than what you pay individually.
The doctors wont work for free, the nurses won’t work for free, the ventilator won’t work for free, the medicines and PPEs are not free and the ICUs are not free.
The cheapest option is to take preventive care and be very very careful about coronavirus. Prevention is CHEAPER than the CURE.
1 Condolences.
2.It is not clear whether he actually approached government hospitals?
3. How much amount he spent to file his pettion in SC?
4What is the lawyer’s fee?
These informations should also be put in public domain.
All COVID-19 treatment for all citizens in both government and private hospitals should be completely free. Apart from purely humanitarian reasons the fact remains the Government of India has failed to protect its citizens from contracting the illness, particularly the elderly, and should bear financial responsibility. There is no point in any nationalist pretensions if the Indian government cannot save the lives of its people at a time of crisis like this.
It is absolutely ridiculous to say that people should be treated absolutely free ! There is no such thing as “free”. There is always a cost – paid by everyone and it is much more than what you pay individually.
The doctors wont work for free, the nurses won’t work for free, the ventilator won’t work for free, the medicines and PPEs are not free and the ICUs are not free.
The cheapest option is to take preventive care and be very very careful about coronavirus. Prevention is CHEAPER than the CURE.
1 Condolences.
2.It is not clear whether he actually approached government hospitals?
3. How much amount he spent to file his pettion in SC?
4What is the lawyer’s fee?
These informations should also be put in public domain.