Amin Welfare & Teaching Hospital, Sialkot

12/01/2022

There are different types of COVID-19 tests ⬇️

20/08/2021

27/07/2021

07/06/2021

03/06/2021

24/05/2021

30/04/2021

The emergence of SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has upset health systems around the world and caused immeasurable losses and costs. Until a vaccine will become a…

08/04/2021

L'hanno chiamata "la mano di Dio"
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E' l'idea di alcuni infermieri per dare un conforto ai pazienti isolati in reparto a causa del Covid-19. Due guanti monouso legati e pieni di acqua calda, a simulare un contatto umano impossibile a causa dell'isolamento nelle strutture: "Ho realizzato questo gu**to con acqua calda - ha detto l'infermiera brasiliana Lidiane Melo - per migliorare la perfusione della mia paziente e vedere meglio la saturazione: spero inoltre che il paziente abbia la sensazione che qualcuno gli stia tenendo la mano".
[‍📷 Enfermagem Mudou Minha Vida ]

28/02/2021

25/02/2021

13/02/2021

There are calls for the sniffer dogs to be put to use in everyday life, such as detecting the virus in people attending concerts.

22/01/2021

“Although it may seem intuitive that the optimal strategies against influenza and would be identical, vaccine optimization is not one size fits all, even for apparently similar pathogens,” write the authors of a new Perspective in Science.

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15/01/2021

How children can 😷 properly.

Read more about children & masks in relation to COVID-19 ➡️ bit.ly/35AXoSA

07/01/2021

06/01/2021

Scientists in the Netherlands have discovered a new organ, a set of salivary glands set deep in the upper part of the throat, Livescience reported. The "accidental" discovery was made when researchers at the Netherlands Cancer Institute were using a combination of CT scans and positron emission tomography (PET) scans called PSMA PET-CT to study prostate cancer.

02/01/2021

02/01/2021

Turkish physical therapy and rehabilitation specialist has developed a urine kit to detect the novel coronavirus in 15 seconds.

Dr Mehmet Serhan Kurtulmus said he developed the kit in which a special reactant is used to detect parts specific to the virus that causes Covid-19.

Kurtulmus said he started work on the kit in March, when the first coronavirus case was confirmed in Turkey, and finished in November.



https://tribune.com.pk/story/2278297/1

30/12/2020