Let’s just talk health, shall we?
The HinduOften times, in the post-COVID world, with science/health reporting picking up since the pandemic, health writing becomes all about telling a story in detail, it’s about laying it all bare, explaining the nuances, capturing the latest research and interpreting it for a burgeoning group of readers of science and health articles. “A crippling cost-of-living crisis, burnout and well below inflation pay rises risk driving hard-working doctors out of their profession at a time when we need them more than ever,” the British Medical Association said, highlighting that this would have a cascading effect on the U.K.’s health services. Here’s our weekly update on COVID-19, going beyond the usual statistics: Rajeev Jayadevan dwells on a crucial aspect that requires a great deal of attention, an issue that cannot be simply wished away, even as we encounter yet another wave of COVID, albeit mild - long COVID. For other regular updates on COVID-19, on the JN.1 variant, do see below: January 15:India logs 375 new COVID-19 cases January 12: Number of cases crosses 1,000 mark Concerned over deaths among those with comorbidities, Karnataka to monitor patients through tele-ICUs Last rites of COVID victims can be done in all crematoria in Karnataka, says Health Department Credit for T.N.’s effectiveness in tackling COVID-19 goes to every Minster: Health minister There is finally some good news from Tuberculosis reporting in India, hopefully, it will set the trend for the future, what with targets looming large.