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 LONDON: The  good news about the Corona epidemic is that common and low-cost steroids are not only effective against code 19 but can also save patients' lives.  That is why doctors have called it an important development. Announcing the results on Tuesday, experts said that some patients suffering from severe codeine 19 had experienced a decrease in inflammation and death when given a steroid called Dexamethasone experimentally. I also decreased.  Thus, this improvement has been observed in one third of the patients. "This means that people with corona virus who have gone on a ventilator, or are on oxygen, can take dexamethasone, and even then their lives can be saved on a very low-cost prescription," he said. The survey was supervised by Professor Martin Landrey of Oxford University.  The ongoing project to test various drugs against code 19 disease has been dubbed 'Rehabilitation' or 'Recovery'. Dr Martin said the drug was so cheap that it cost only 63

Symptoms of the corona virus were first reported from Wuhan, then from Iran, and later from Italy, affecting the ability of people infected with the virus to smell. Scientists now claim to have discovered the underlying cause of the olfactory sensation in people infected with the corona virus. According to scientists, the most common cause of sniffing is usually caused by a viral infection, including a common cold or respiratory tract infection. But this ability to smell is affected by nasal congestion, so in these cases it happens that after the infection is over, the person's sense of smell also returns immediately. But according to scientists, if we talk about code-19, ie corona virus, the reason for affecting the sense of smell has been seen differently. Scientists say that many patients infected with the coronavirus suddenly lost their ability to smell and recovered within a week or two. Many patients infected with the virus said they did not h

The World Health Organization has announced that two vaccines for the corona virus will be approved by the end of this year, with tens of millions of doses being developed and 2 billion doses by the end of 2021. According to a report by the American News Channel, the World Health Organization says that standards are being set for the first vaccine to be given to potential patients. "If we are lucky, one or two vaccine companies will succeed by the end of this year," World Health Organization chief scientist Sumia Swaminath told a news conference last week. Vaccination will be introduced to those most at risk and will be gradually expanded. "Looking at Corona's investment in the vaccine, we will be able to produce two billion doses of the vaccine by the end of 2021,"  Swami Nath said. Then we will be able to start using it on a priority basis. Once the vaccine is available, frontline medical staff and doctors will be vaccinated first, followed by th