The data shows that less than 11 per cent of people have received at least one dose against Covid in low-income countries
There has been an increase in the share of government health expenditure in the total GDP of the country, according to the National Health Account Estimate report
Special focus is being provided to the states with an inadequately trained workforce, the minister said
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for Saturday
The poor quality of public health infrastructure should no longer surprise us. It is our democratic choice, writes Mihir S Sharma
He spoke to Anjuli Bhargava about the second wave of the pandemic, how the US managed its vaccine rollout better than India, and where India needs to go with its genomics sequencing capabilities
The Government of India has released an amount of Rs 894 crore for strengthening of health services of Uttarakhand and operation of important public health services in the state
Deloitte has developed "a very innovative, simple, fit-for-purpose programme" in the fight against Covid that can be scaled up in a quick span of time, its CEO Punit Renjen said
Only when both sectors take joint actions, can the country brave another onslaught
Private participation remains low, the Survey shows
The survey said the focus must be on building the health care system generally rather than a specific focus on communicable diseases
"The herd immunity concept is tantalizing because it spells the end of the threat of Covid-19," said study lead author Toby Brett
Govt should increase expenditure on health care
Fewer women accessed maternal healthcare in March and April 2020
Biden willing to 'shut down' US to contain Covid, Germany holds crowded concerts to study risks, 17 die in Australia's second wave and other pandemic-related news across the globe
Made-in-India sanitiser pumps soon, work-life balance uprooted for women, and Delhi's testing method raise concerns--news on how the country is coping with the pandemic
The problem is that traditionally there has been poor scrutiny of clinical trials in India where often the emphasis is on cutting costs, said Arun Bhatt, former president of the ISCR
New Zealand recently marked 100 days with no local spread of the virus.
Ludhiana hospital refuses new patients citing staff dharna, Covid impact on child immunisation, Chhattisgarh farmers return to fields--news on how India is coping with the pandemic
Asserts safety and quality are important and that his firm will develop a vaccine that's affordable for all