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Delhi recorded 1,044 black fungus cases, 89 deaths till Wednesday: Health Minister Satyendar Jain
Over 92 patients have recovered till now, though there is a shortage of medicines to treat the black fungus infection.
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SC directs govt to place on record documents, file notings on Covid vaccination policy
The top court also asked the Centre to specify the steps being taken by it to ensure drug availability for mucormycosis or black fungus
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Additional 30,100 vials of Amphotericin-B allocated to states, UTs: Centre
An additional 1,930 vials of Amphotericin-B has been allocated to Karnataka. With this, the state has so far received 12,710 vials, Union minister for
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HC allows duty free import of drug to treat black fungus till Centre decides on waiver
The high court said Amphotericin B is required to save the lives of people suffering from Mucormycosis and the Centre shall seriously consider waiver
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Don’t panic by colour of fungus, look for causes, risks: Experts advise as black fungus cases rise
In Ghaziabad, a person was detected with three variants of the fungus -- Black, White and Yellow -- on May 24, claimed a doctor of a private hospital
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Black fungus declared an epidemic in Jammu and Kashmir
The move comes few days after the Centre directed all the states and UTs to make black fungus a notifiable disease
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Black fungus cases near 400-mark in Haryana; Gurugram sees max 147 cases
Experts have been asked to look for alternative anti-fungal infections for the treatment of black fungus cases, Haryana health minister Anil Vij said
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Uttar Pradesh to declare black fungus notifiable disease
So far, around 300 Covid patients suffering from black fungus have been admitted to hospitals in the state
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Black fungus cases rising in Delhi; doctors flag ‘irrational’ use of steroids
The fungal infection, which affects the brain, lungs, and sinuses, can be lethal to those suffering from diabetes and having compromised immune system
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Linkage between Covid-19 and black fungus cannot be ruled out: Dr Ved Chaturvedi
Patients with poor control of blood sugar and immunocompromised systems are most vulnerable to this infection, says Dr ( Lt General) Ved Chaturvedi, M
