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Mar 03, 2021 06:50 AM EST
Three days after getting inoculated by Pfizer s COVID-19 vaccine, a woman from Japan who is in her 60s died of a brain hemorrhage. On Tuesday, Japan s Health Ministry announced the death of the woman, however, they did note that there is no significant link between the vaccine and the woman s death.
Japanese Woman Dies of Brain Hemorrhage
The woman who died of brain hemorrhage is the first death reported in Japan after a vaccination. Based on reports, she got her COVID-19 vaccine on Friday and was suspected to have suffered a brain hemorrhage on Monday, three days after she got the shot.
The woman died at the district hospital during treatment, police said (Representational)
Kota:
The Jhalawar police have arrested a 35-year-old man for allegedly beating his wife to death, an official said on Monday.
According to police, Vimlabai (31) was taken to the Jhalawar district hospital in a critical condition on Saturday night after her husband Rakesh Meena in an inebriated condition thrashed her.
She died at the hospital on Sunday morning.
Police arrested Rakesh Meena, a resident of Poli village, on Sunday night after parents of the woman lodged a case of murder against him, Eklera police station SHO Laxman Singh.
DCP Northwest Usha Rangnani speaking to reporters on Sunday.
Woman stabbed to death for resisting snatching bid in Delhi; 10 police teams to probe case ANI | Updated: Feb 28, 2021 12:30 IST
New Delhi [India], February 28 (ANI): Ten police teams have been constituted to probe Delhi s Adarsh Nagar case where a woman was stabbed to death by a chain snatcher while resisting the robbery, according to DCP Northwest Usha Rangnani on Sunday.
The residents here alleged that several incidents of snatching have taken place in the area but still Delhi police have not intensified patrolling.
However, police said that patrolling is going on in the area and they are doing their best to combat these incidents.
HILLSBORO A 16-year-old girl died and a teenage boy was injured after they fell through an icy lake in Ohio, officials said. Jason Lagore, an Ohio Natural
COVID-19 has made life tough for everybody who needed health care over the last year, but especially challenging for transplant patients. The pandemic has disrupted the referral and listing process, led to the postponement and cancellation of many transplant procedures, and made it more challenging for transplant patients to get the pre- and post-transplant care they require.
For one woman with chronic obstructive lung disease, finally getting her transplant wasn t the happy end to her transplant story. In a recent case study, published in the
American Journal of Transplantation, doctors say a Michigan woman became infected with COVID-19 after receiving a tainted double-lung transplant from a donor who turned out to carry SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, despite showing no symptoms and initially testing negative. The unnamed woman died last fall, two months after her transplant at University Hospital in Ann Arbor.