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Call to encourage nursing training at schools
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Hyderabad, May 12 : The Covid-19 pandemic has not just rattled lives of millions but has put Indian healthcare machinery under tremendous pressure.
From doctors to nurses to support staff, thousands of healthcare professionals have fallen to this deadly virus which continues to wreak havoc.
It s not just doctors who are leading the battle against Covid across the world but nurses are also playing a crucial role. Every year May 12 is celebrated as International Nurses Day to remember Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing.
The day this year is being observed amid the ongoing second wave in India and it highlights the contribution of nurses in the entire healthcare system.
Needles and a vial of AstraZeneca s vaccine against coronavirus disease. (Reuters)
HYDERABAD: People should not delay taking Covid-19 vaccine as this will give viruses an opportunity to develop new variants and some of them may reduce the efficacy of current vaccines, say healthcare experts.
They believe that those not taking the vaccine are doing a great injustice to their near and dear ones.
Government of India has announced that all individuals aged above 18 years would be eligible to get Covid-19 vaccination starting May 1. This must be considered as the end game for the deadly pandemic to be driven out of India but this would not be achieved if the young and the old hesitate to take vaccine, say the experts.
Delaying vaccine will give virus opportunity to develop new COVID variants: Experts
People should not delay taking COVID-19 vaccine as this will give virus an opportunity to develop new variants and some of them may reduce the efficacy of current vaccines, say healthcare experts
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People should not delay taking COVID-19 vaccine as this will give virus an opportunity to develop new variants and some of them may reduce the efficacy of current vaccines, say healthcare experts.
They believe that those not taking the vaccine are doing a great injustice to their near and dear ones.